Outfits in Xenoverse 2 come from several places at once: the clothing shop in Conton City, Parallel Quest rewards, the TP Medal shop, raids, Shenron's wishes and the Festival of Universes. Since the November 2024 update, the game also has a Location Lookup feature that tells you where any costume or accessory is obtained, which saves a lot of guesswork. And if you equip a QQ Bang, your outfit stops affecting your stats entirely, so you can dress purely for looks.
We checked this against the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 fan wiki's Equipment, Wish, DLC, Free Update and Festival of Universes pages, MP1st's patch coverage of updates 1.43 and 1.52, and Bandai Namco's 10th anniversary announcement in November 2026.
How Outfits Work in Xenoverse 2
Your Custom Avatar wears up to five clothing pieces: upper body, lower body, hands, feet and an accessory. On top of those sit two special slots, the QQ Bang and the Super Soul. Every clothing piece has a star rarity from one to five and nudges each of your six attributes up or down. The fan wiki points out that all pieces of a clothing set share the same stat spread, except accessories, so mixing the top of one set with the trousers of another does not create some hidden combination bonus.
A simple example from the wiki's list: Goku's Turtle Hermit Gi, a one star set earned from Parallel Quest 4, gives +1 health, +1 Ki Blast Supers, -1 stamina and -1 basic attack, with Ki and Strike Supers unchanged. Higher rarity sets swing harder in both directions. That is the reason many players wear one outfit for stats and dream of wearing another for style, and it is exactly the problem a QQ Bang solves, because a bang overrides all of the clothing boosts. Our level 6 QQ Bang guide explains how to craft a strong one.
The Main Types of Outfits
The fan wiki splits clothing into a few broad groups, and knowing them makes browsing the shops much less confusing:
- Race exclusive sets. Some outfits can only be worn by certain races, and their colors can be changed freely. Earthlings and Saiyans share sets like the Uniform, Ultimate Turtle Hermit Costume, Training Temple Gi and Pilot Suit. Namekians get sets such as the Shingi Demon Battle Suit and Narak Warrior's Costume. The Frieza race has the Bio Suit, Berserker Suit and Cosmic Suit, and Majins have the Buu-gi, Dyno Woo-gi and Light Heart Suit.
- The logo sets. Eight clothing sets (Gi, Ninja Suit, Battle Suit, Qipao, Baseball Uniform, Training Suit, Hero Suit and Elite Suit) each come in six variants: Turtle, Crane, Demon, Ginyu Force, Red Ribbon Army and CC. The only difference between variants is the logo on the upper body, and the colors are customizable.
- Custom sets. Pieces marked "(Custom)" can have their colors changed freely, and many are modeled on a specific character's clothes.
- Character outfits. Replicas of what the cast wears, from several versions of Goku's Turtle Hermit Gi to Vegeta, Gohan, Piccolo, Trunks and Broly looks.
There are gender specific options too. The wiki lists a School Uniform in male and female versions, Time Patroller Jackets that are exclusive to male or female Earthlings, Time Patroller Battle Suits for male or female Saiyans, and Time Patrol Gi versions for male or female Majins.
Where Outfits Come From
The wiki's equipment list is long, and the "where to get" column shows the same handful of sources again and again. Here is what each one tends to give you.
- Clothing shop. The baseline source. Players note that five star clothes become purchasable once you are far enough into the story.
- Parallel Quests. Many sets and accessories are quest drops. Piccolo's Turban, for example, comes from Parallel Quest 3, and the Great Saiyaman Helmet from Parallel Quest 51.
- TP Medal shop and STP Medal shop. A large share of the custom clothing lives here. The May 2024 free update put Zen-Oh's Clothes (Custom) and Broly's Battle Suit (w/Restraint) (Custom) in the medal shops, and MP1st's notes on update 1.43 list custom versions of Bardock's Battle Suit, Vegito's clothes and Bojack's outfit in the TP Medal shop.
- Online Raid Quests. Raids drop themed clothing. The fan wiki's update log lists Cheelai's Clothes from the "Impending Danger" raid and Broly's Battle Suit from "Time Patroller Takedown".
- Festival shops. Star Coins, which you can only earn by playing the Festival of Universes, buy exclusive items in the universe lobbies. MP1st's notes on update 1.43 list a Piccolo Driving School outfit and a skirt version of Android 18's clothes among the Star Coin items, and custom clothes for Pan, Super 17, GT Vegeta and Android 15 in the festival coin shop.
- Accessories Shop. Hats and headgear such as Dr. Gero's Hat and Android 19's Hat.
- DLC packs. Each pack adds a few pieces. Future Saga Chapter 3 included the Golden Frieza Suit, Golden Frieza Head, Cheelai's Coat, a black haired Broly wig and a Dragon Ball Balloon.
The single most useful tool is the Location Lookup feature. MP1st's coverage of update 1.43 in November 2024 reports that costumes and accessories can now be looked up to find where to get them, which is far faster than searching a wiki for every piece.
Outfits From Shenron's Wishes
Two of the strongest five star sets come from Dragon Balls. The "I want to dress up!" wish gives the Gold Battle Suit and the Crystal Battle Suit across two separate wishes, each available once. The fan wiki's own pages disagree about which comes first: the Wish page lists the Crystal Battle Suit as the first result, while the Equipment page says the Crystal suit comes after the Gold one. Either way, two wishes get you both. Their stat spreads are mirror images:
- Gold Battle Suit: +2 to health, Ki, stamina, basic attack and Strike Supers, with -4 Ki Blast Supers.
- Crystal Battle Suit: +2 to health, Ki, stamina, basic attack and Ki Blast Supers, with -4 Strike Supers.
Guru's extra wishes add "I want to dress up more!", which gives the Turtle Hermit Set and can be repeated. If you have not collected the balls yet, our guide on how to get Dragon Balls covers the fastest routes.
Festival, Event and DLC Outfits as of November 2026
The Festival of Universes has become the biggest source of new clothing. Joining a universe team gives you a Festival Uniform in your universe's colors. Maxing a festival character's camaraderie earns a T-shirt with that character on it, and the Total Glory Points ladder hands out custom outfits. In the 6th festival, which ran from 13 July to 24 August 2026 according to the fan wiki, the ladder included Zamasu's Clothes (Custom) and Fu's Clothes (Custom), and a Super Saiyan 4 Suit (Goku, Custom) went to ranking winners.
The current Final Festival of Universes began on 30 October 2026. Bandai Namco says participants can earn a new Gi made for the event and a commemorative medal, and that owning either unlocks special items in Dragon Ball Xenoverse 3, slated for 2027, once you link a Bandai Namco ID. The official announcement also says hard to find items are returning during the event. Our Festival of Universes 2026 guide covers how to take part.
Two more recent additions are worth knowing. The Chapter 4 update of July 2026 let you apply original story mode costumes to custom partners, according to MP1st, and the 10th anniversary update of 27 October 2026 added new special costumes alongside new login bonus rewards. If you are curious about Cheelai's wardrobe pieces, our Cheelai and Broly patrol guide covers the Chapter 3 scenario they come with.
Outfit Ideas and Practical Tips
A few habits make putting together a good look much easier:
- Lock in your stats with a QQ Bang first. Once a bang is equipped, you can wear any set without losing anything.
- Lean on color customization. Race exclusive sets and anything marked "(Custom)" can be recolored, so one set can produce several distinct looks.
- Mix logo variants. The six logo versions of the eight base sets are an easy way to signal a school (Turtle or Crane) or faction (Ginyu Force or Red Ribbon Army) without changing the silhouette.
- Use accessories to finish an outfit. Hats, helmets and turbans change a character's whole read for very little effort.
- Check Location Lookup before farming. Some pieces are event only, so confirm a piece is still obtainable before you plan a grind around it.
The Shortcut to a Full Wardrobe
Gathering every set from shops, quests, raids and seven festivals since 2023 is a long haul, and some event pieces are tied to festivals that have already ended. The store's God Mode CaC save lists all equipment x12, all accessories, lobby items and artwork, plus mascots, auras and titles across all 8 CaCs. It is a modded save for PS4 and PS5 only, not available for PC or Xbox, and it requires that you already own the game, since only the save is sold. The page says delivery uses the PS4 or PS5 account handover details you submit at checkout, after which the save is transferred to your profile.
Other Xenoverse 2 listings are collected on the Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I see where to get an outfit in Xenoverse 2?
Use the in-game Location Lookup, which MP1st reports was added in update 1.43 in November 2024. It shows where a costume or accessory is obtained.
Do outfits affect stats in Xenoverse 2?
Yes, each clothing piece raises or lowers attributes. Equipping a QQ Bang overrides those clothing boosts, so your outfit becomes purely cosmetic.
Can I change outfit colors?
Race exclusive sets, the eight logo sets and items marked "(Custom)" can have their colors changed freely, according to the fan wiki.
Are there female only outfits?
Yes. The wiki lists female versions of the School Uniform, Time Patroller Jacket (Earthling), Time Patroller Battle Suit (Saiyan) and Time Patrol Gi (Majin).
How do I get the Gold Battle Suit?
Wish for it with the "I want to dress up!" wish. Two wishes give both the Gold and the Crystal Battle Suit, each once. The wiki also lists Frieza's Siege as a source.
Can I still get old festival outfits?
Some festival uniforms later appeared in the TP Medal shop, and Bandai Namco says hard to find items are returning during the Final Festival that began on 30 October 2026. Check Location Lookup for each piece.