Changing outfits in One Piece Odyssey isn’t just about style-it can reveal new dialogue, fresh animations, and fun touches that bring your crew to life. Here’s how to swap costumes through camps, taverns, and your inventory without missing the finer details of each character’s fashion options.
In this One Piece Odyssey outfits guide, we’ll tell you how to change your crew’s outfits and where to find more outfits for them (spoiler: it’s nowhere, because you can’t).
How to change outfits in One Piece Odyssey
Changing outfits in One Piece Odyssey is done through the camp or tavern menus, depending on where you are in the story. At a camp, approach the tent and select the “Change Outfit” option to view available costumes for each crew member. In towns, you can use the tavern setting to do the same. Some outfits are tied to story progress or bonus content, so check your inventory regularly as new costumes become available during the campaign.
While there’s an entry for Outfits on each character’s page in the pause menu, you can’t actually change anyone’s look there. Instead, you’ll have to wait until you find a Camp or a Tavern.
Camps are where the Straw Hats will recharge, craft meals and Trick Balls, and throw parties to gain a temporary buff in combat. Once you find a Camp’s bonfire and interact with it, head to the green tent.
Taverns are the bars marked with a tankard icon on your map. At a Tavern, head to the bartender and interact. The options at taverns are the same as at a Camp (and they’re a Save Point, too).
At either of these places, choose the Change Outfit option to customize your crew.
Where to find new One Piece Odyssey outfits
New outfits in One Piece Odyssey can be obtained through various methods depending on your progress in the story. Players can receive alternate costumes as part of pre-order bonuses, special editions, or downloadable content. Some outfits become available after completing specific main or side quests, while others appear as rewards for advancing in the campaign. You can also check the Camp or Tavern settings and your inventory menu to equip any clothing you’ve earned or purchased.
The default outfits that come with the game are the New World Challenge Outfits for Luffy, Zora, Nami, Usopp, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin. These are post-timeskip outfits that are more or less how the Straw Hats currently appear.
At the moment, the only way to get new outfits for your One Piece Odyssey crew is to have already pre-ordered any version of the game (with one exception). If you did, you’ll find the Traveling Outfits under the Change Outfits option. These outfits are the pre-timeskip appearances – how characters appeared when they first joined Luffy’s crew – for all the playable characters.
How to unlock DLC outfits like Sniper King in One Piece Odyssey
DLC outfits like Usopp’s Sniper King (Traveling Sniper King Outfit) unlock automatically for Deluxe Edition owners or via specific DLC purchase, but not through in-game tasks.
Unlock Methods
Pre-order bonuses or Deluxe Edition include it alongside Traveling Outfits for Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Sanji, Chopper, and Robin (Usopp gets Sniper King instead of standard Traveling).
Post-launch, buy the “Traveling Outfit Set” DLC from platform stores (e.g., PlayStation, Steam, Xbox) for ~$5, which adds pre-timeskip looks; Deluxe adds Sniper King uniquely.
No camps, taverns, or quests unlock them-appear in the outfit menu at camps/taverns once owned.
Equipping DLC Outfits
Reach the first camp (Chapter 1, near Adio’s house), interact with the blue tent, and select “Change Outfit” to access them.
Taverns (from Chapter 2) work similarly via bartender dialogue.
They don’t affect gameplay or cutscenes.
Where to buy One Piece Odyssey DLC packs if not Deluxe Edition
One Piece Odyssey DLC packs, like the Adventure Expansion Pack (with Reunion of Memories scenario, 100,000 Berries, Ultra Useful Accessory Set, and some outfits), are available for separate purchase on platform stores if you own the base game but not Deluxe Edition.
Platform Stores
PlayStation Store: Search “One Piece Odyssey Adventure Expansion Pack” (~$25 base, often discounted to $6-17); PS4/PS5 compatible.
Xbox Store: Listed as “ONE PIECE ODYSSEY Adventure Expansion Pack + 100,000 Berries” for $24.99; requires base game.
Steam: Buy via Steam store or key resellers like Gamesplanet US (~$19); activates DLC directly.
Nintendo eShop: Smaller packs like Jewelry Pack (~£2.49); larger expansions similar process.
Bandai Namco Store: Official digital download for PC/EU (~€25), bundles bonuses.
Notes
Pre-order Traveling Outfits were exclusive to Bandai Namco site or Deluxe-post-launch unavailable separately.
DLC unlocks after main story clear; no standalone story DLC sales confirmed.
Prices fluctuate; check for sales on PSPrices or Allkeyshop trackers.
