How to Change Clothes in Shinobi Striker: Outfit Guide

To change clothes in Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker, go to the Inn run by Sakura in the Hidden Leaf Village lobby, open your loadout for the class slot you want, and equip any top, bottom or one-piece outfit you have unlocked; the change saves to that slot. Hair, face paint and headbands are changed at the same Inn, while body type, gender, voice and name need a Ninja Remake Op. Seal. New outfits come from Tenten's shop, master training, scrolls, Battle Road and events.

For this guide we used Twinfinite's outfit and appearance walkthroughs, the Shinobi Striker community wiki's Inn, costume, outfit skill and seal pages, Bandai Namco's patch notes, and the official 2026 developer letters and Steam lineup posts, checked in November 2026.

Step by Step: Changing Your Outfit

Everything to do with your avatar's look happens at the Inn. The community wiki describes it as the place where you customize your costumes, weapons, title and overall look, and Twinfinite's guide places Sakura at the Inn, to the left of the staircase up to the Hokage's estate.

1. From the Hidden Leaf Village lobby, walk to the Inn and talk to Sakura.
2. Open your loadout and choose the class slot you want to dress: Attack, Ranged, Defense or Heal.
3. Pick the outfit category and select any piece you have earned through missions, training, scrolls or purchases from Tenten.
4. Confirm. Twinfinite notes the change is saved to that slot, and switching back is just a matter of returning to Sakura and re-equipping the old piece.

Two details save time. First, Twinfinite's guide says any class can wear any clothing, so an outfit is not locked to the class it was designed around; it is simply saved per slot, which means you dress each of your four loadouts separately. Second, patch 2.05 in June 2019 redesigned the loadout equipment screen at the Inn and added the option to mark items as Favorites, which makes a large wardrobe much easier to browse.

Tops, Bottoms, One-Piece Outfits and Their Skills

The wiki splits outfits into two kinds: two-piece sets made of a top and a bottom, and single one-piece costumes. That difference matters more than it looks, because every piece carries an outfit skill.

• Skills cannot stack. The wiki says no set has the same skill twice, so you cannot double up on something like Power in Spades.
• Some skills trade off. Blooming Cherry Blossom, for example, reduces ninjutsu cooldown and boosts guard power but lowers charge strength.
• Skills can be swapped. Shinobi Boost Seals, added in version 2.05, change the skill on a piece for a Ryo fee. The wiki lists 80,000 Ryo for standard skills (50,000 during sales) and 120,000 Ryo for premium ones such as Lightning Speed and Indestructible.
• Swaps can be undone. Since version 2.52, the wiki says a boosted piece can be reverted for 50,000 Ryo, and one-piece outfits let you skip changing one part.

Because skills sit on clothes, changing outfits can change how your character plays. A top with All Geared Up raises ninja tool damage, for example, which our ninja tools list explains in context. If you only care about looks, pick your favorite set first and use Shinobi Boost Seals to fix the skills afterward.

Changing Hair, Face and Body

Clothes are only part of the look. Twinfinite's appearance guide explains that talking to Sakura also opens a menu for hairstyle and hair color, eyebrows, face paint and headband, and that these menus only offer items you have already unlocked.

Bigger changes use a different option. The wiki's Ninja Remake Op. Seals page lists what they change: character name, gender, facial features, body type and voice. The seals are only usable at the Inn, and you get them by training with base game masters, from online events, or by buying them at the Ninja Tools Shop for 10,000 Ryo. Twinfinite describes the remake option as rebuilding your appearance from scratch, so have the look you want in mind before you spend a seal.

Our full Shinobi Striker character creation guide covers the creator itself, and the accessory slot that sits alongside your outfit is covered in our guide to the best accessory skills.

Where New Outfits Come From

Once you know how to equip clothes, the next question is how to get more of them. There are six main sources:

• Tenten's Ninja Tools Shop: fixed outfits for Ryo, gated by Ninja Rank. The wiki's shop table lists the Hidden Leaf Outfit at 1,500 Ryo per piece for Genin, its recolors at Chunin and Jonin, and Striker sets such as the Leaf Striker at 50,000 Ryo per piece for Jonin.
• Master training: most masters give a costume at a Training Rank. Naruto Uzumaki (Sage Mode) gives the Hokage Cloak Ver. at Rank 3, as our Naruto Sage Mode guide lists, and Jiraiya (Sage Mode) gives Jiraiya Outfit: Young Ver.
• Scroll Appraisal: the rarer SS costumes rotate through the scroll lineup. Our guide on getting Esoteric Scrolls explains how to fund those pulls.
• Battle Road: each season's reward track includes outfits, such as The Masked Man Outfit (ROAD TO NINJA) (Black Violet) in February 2026 and Celebratory Outfit: Entire Earth in August 2026.
• Events and leagues: seasonal reskins and league prizes. The wiki's seasonal page lists spring variants such as Sasuke Outfit 2 (Spring Festival), and our Ninja World League rewards guide covers the celebratory outfits tied to league anniversaries.
• Paid add-ons: Steam still sells launch-era costumes such as the Seventh Hokage Costume and the Shinobi Strikers Coat in white and black, all gender-neutral.

Color Variants Are Separate Items

One thing that surprises new players is that the same costume in a different color is a separate unlock, often with a different rank and a different skill. The wiki's shop table shows it clearly: the Hidden Leaf Outfit is a C-rank item at 1,500 Ryo per piece, colors 2 to 5 are B-rank at 3,000 to 8,000 Ryo per piece and need Chunin, and color 6 is A-rank at 12,000 Ryo per piece and needs Jonin. The same pattern repeats for the Hidden Sand, Mist, Cloud and Stone outfits.

Scroll costumes go further. The wiki lists the original Naruto Outfit Sage Mode Ver. as an SS item from Esoteric Scrolls with First Blood and Indestructible, while its frog-named color variants are A-rank and carry other skill pairs, such as Lightning Speed and In a Flash on the Bullfrog version. The White Frog color came from an Emergency Special Mission rather than scrolls.

Some costumes are designed as pairs with a hairstyle, too. The wiki notes the one-piece Frog Costume is meant to be worn with the Frog Hat hairstyle, so the full look takes two unlocks and two menus at Sakura's Inn. When you plan a look, check both the piece and the color you want, because owning one variant does not unlock the others.

Outfits Added in 2026

If you are looking for what is new this year, these outfits appeared in official announcements between May and October 2026:

• Jiraiya Outfit: Young Ver. from the Jiraiya (Sage Mode) training pack, released in May.
• Boruto Outfit (Back in Time Ver.), an SS costume named in the 13th developer letter and listed in the 11 June scroll lineup.
• Naruto Outfit: Hokage Cloak Ver. from the Naruto Uzumaki (Sage Mode) training pack in August.
• Celebratory Outfit: Multilayered, an SS costume for the league's 8th anniversary, in the 27 August lineup. The developer letter describes a white outer garment with a red spider lily design.
• Celebratory Outfit: Entire Earth, the 8th anniversary Battle Road outfit.
• Akatsuki Cape: Damage Ver., in the 15 October scroll lineup.

Common Problems When Changing Clothes

1. The outfit does not show in a match. You probably equipped it on a different class slot. Each of the four loadouts keeps its own clothes.
2. A shop outfit cannot be bought. Many shop items require Chunin or Jonin rank, which comes from VR Missions rather than levels.
3. The appearance menu looks empty. Hair, face paint and headband menus only list items you have unlocked.
4. You cannot change your body or voice. Those need a Ninja Remake Op. Seal, not just a visit to Sakura.
5. Your skills changed when you swapped clothes. Skills live on each piece, so a new top or bottom brings its own skill with it.

Skipping the Wardrobe Grind

If collecting outfits one appraisal at a time is the part you want to skip, the store's Shinobi Striker modded save lists All clothes, together with unlock all including DLC, max scrolls, and infinite ultimate, ninjutsu and sub-weapons. The Sage Mode saves on the same hub also list modded male and female clothing sets that grant infinite effects; those are modifications, not outfits the normal game hands out.

Only PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 profiles are supported. To deliver it, the store logs in to your PlayStation account and applies the save directly, and the account being modified needs its own active PlayStation Plus. The listing covers the save file alone, not a copy of the game. All the current listings are on the Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Striker store page.

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