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Your wardrobe is the foundation of how the world sees you. Every piece of clothing you own is stored at home, ready to mix and match into a look that fits your mood — or your ambition. Start with what you can afford, sell on what you’ve outgrown, and keep building upward. Fashion in Gritlands is a slow accumulation, and every new piece is a mark of progress.

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The outfit slots

You dress across a full set of layered slots. Fill all of them and you go from looking half-finished to looking like you mean business.
SlotWhat it covers
HairYour hairstyle, as set at the barber or salon
FaceGlasses, face coverings, and cosmetic items
TopShirts, tees, and base-layer garments
JacketCoats, hoodies, and outerwear worn over your top
BottomsTrousers, jeans, joggers, and shorts
ShoesTrainers, boots, and everything on your feet
AccessoriesA watch, jewellery, and any additional items
Mix and match freely across every slot — there are no forced outfit combinations, only the ones you choose to put together.

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Where your wardrobe lives

Every item you own is stored at home, which means clothes never take up backpack space while you’re out in the world. How many full outfits you can keep, however, scales with your housing tier — so upgrading where you live also upgrades how much you can collect.
1

Tent

A couple of outfit slots. Enough to rotate between a few looks and not wear the same thing every single day.
2

RV or Apartment

A proper closet with space to build several distinct looks and start collecting pieces you love.
3

Owned Property

A full walk-in wardrobe. Collect everything you want — this is where serious fashion players live.

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Where to shop

Follow the shopping ladder as you climb the world. Each stop unlocks more variety, better quality, and eventually the limited pieces that other players covet.
1

Sal's — Grit Lake

Your first stop. A rack of basics and the occasional novelty tee. Nothing flashy, but it covers you while you find your feet.
2

Second Wind — Millside

Gritlands’ thrift store. Cheap clothes with real character — mix and match Second Wind pieces and you can put together a genuinely interesting look for very little CASH.
3

The Fit — Grit City

This is where fashion starts. Rotating stock, quality cuts, the good labels, and occasional rare drops that won’t be there tomorrow.
4

Pierpoint Designers

The top of the ladder. Limited runs, prestige labels, and the pieces that signal you’ve genuinely made it. If you’re shopping here, people notice.
Rare and limited clothing holds its value long after the shop runs out. Because it’s scarce, players actively resell limited pieces to each other on the GritBay marketplace, often for $GRIT. Some players treat fashion the way others treat property — as something worth investing in.