Fallout 76 apparel

	For a list of unique apparel locations in Fallout 76, see Fallout 76 unique apparel.

This page lists all apparel in Fallout 76.

The content is not described in full detail on this page. For details, please see the respective articles.
For apparel in other Fallout games, please see "Apparel".
For an overview of Fallout 76 content, please refer to "Fallout 76".

Overview[]

Apparel generally follows the pattern established by Fallout 4, with both full-body outfits and segmented apparel being available. The former occupy all available slots, while the latter can be mixed and matched as needed, and are worn with an underarmor layer (eg. the Vault 76 Jumpsuit).
The system is changed by the addition of costumes (or clothes, as the official game guide insists), which are worn over any equipped body armor, changing the cosmetic appearance of the player - but nothing else.
Notably, since Survival elements are integrated in the game, the choice of apparel is a little more nuanced than before. Each item has a Condition rating and will eventually break if not repaired.
Furthermore, the presence of diseases and mutations means that selecting gear is essential to avoiding catching them. Sealed headgear like gas masks or hazmat suits prevent catching airborne disease.
Armor legendary effects.

List[]

Spawning[]

In order for armor to become available for crafting and at vendors, players need to reach a specific level. However, the system is very complex and entering areas way above the player character's level or killing enemies who are stronger than the player and completing high level quests will yield higher level armor.

The following table is a general guideline, showing where weapons and their plans/recipes can spawn (qualifying vendors, in containers, etc):


Player level	Armor types
1	Wood (Light, Medium, Heavy) Leather (Light)
6	Raider (Light)
8	Metal (Light)
11	Leather (Medium)
13	Robot (Light)
15	Trapper (Medium)
17	Raider (Medium)
20	Combat (Light)
22	Leather (Heavy)
24	Raider (Heavy)
27	Metal (Medium)
31	Robot (Medium)
34	Combat (Medium)
38	Robot (Heavy)
39	Metal (Heavy)
40	Combat (Heavy)
43	Marine

Armor sets[]

Specialization matters a great deal when it comes to armor. The following notes apply to the top level variants of armor (heavy), but the general pattern also applies to lower grades.

Metal and raider armor offer the greatest ballistic protection, along with the lowest energy resistance, 5 to 1 and 2.5 to 1 respectively at top level. In absolute terms, it's 223/46 and 182/76 respectively.
Leather armor offers the greatest energy resistance, 2 to 1, or 264/116.
Combat and scout armor (Enclave) offer balanced protection against both, but they offer lower maximums than either of the specialized types of armor: 141/120 and 160/120 respectively, which corresponds to some 100-140 less than the specialized variants.
Trapper, robot, and Marine armor offer greatly reduced maximum protection 74/54/88, 110/110/75, and 122/75/19 respectively, but offer radiation resistance instead.

Name	Class	Full set resistance
		Ballistic											Energy											Radiation
		1	5	10	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	1	5	10	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50	1	5	10	15	20	25	30	35	40	45	50
Leather armor	Light	8	14	20		30		40		50		60	18	31	45		66		87		108		129	-
Combat armor	Light	-				40		57		70		84	-				40		57		70		84	-
Metal armor	Light	-		52		72		97		114		131	-		7		13		19		25		31	-
Raider armor	Light	-	30		50		70		90		110		-	12		18		25		40		47		-
Robot armor	Light	-		20		32		44		56		64	-		20		32		44		56		64	-		17		27		37		47		53
Wood armor	Light	14	18.8		28.4		38		47.6		57.2		-											-
Marine armor	Medium	-							101		122		-							60		75		-							16		19
Forest scout armor	Medium	-								134		160	-								101		120	-
Urban scout armor	Medium	-								134		160	-								101		120	-
Sturdy leather armor	Medium	13	20	31		45		60		74		89	29	48	76		107		141		172		203	-
Sturdy combat armor	Medium	-				53		77		92		107	-				53		77		92		107	-
Sturdy metal armor	Medium	-		70		96		127		151		171	-		12		19		25		31		37	-
Sturdy raider armor	Medium	-	41		64		90		116		142		-	18		28		35		51		59		-
Sturdy robot armor	Medium	-		31		44		67		74		84	-		31		44		67		74		84	-		27		37		47		61		67
Trapper armor	Medium	-			38		56		74		88		-			23		33		44		54		-			38		56		74		88
Heavy leather armor	Heavy	19	27	43		61		81		100		116	41	62	97		138		182		223		264	-
Heavy combat armor	Heavy	-				71		99		120		141	-				71		99		120		141	-
Heavy metal armor	Heavy	-		90		122		164		200		223	-		16		23		34		40		46	-
Heavy raider armor	Heavy	-	53		84		116		149		182		-	24		35		46		63		76		-
Heavy robot armor	Heavy	-		42		56		75		94		110	-		42		56		75		94		110	-		35		45		55		65		75

Underarmors[]

Underarmors are worn beneath equipped armor sets.

Brotherhood
- Brotherhood Fatigues
- Brotherhood Soldier Suit
Casual
- Flannel Shirt and Jeans
- Undershirt & Jeans
Enclave
- Forest Operative Underarmor
- Urban Operative Underarmor
Military
- Military Fatgiues
- Marine Wetsuit
Raider
- Road Leathers
- Harness
Vault 76 Jumpsuit

Hazmat suits[]

Hazmat suits do not have any meaningful resistances, except for conferring a total (or near-total in the case of the damaged suit) ability to resist radiation.

Protective headgear[]

The following headgear confers immunity to damage and diseases from airborne threats, like in the Ash Heap or the Mire:

Outfits[]

Outfits refers to a broad category of items worn over equipped armor, serving, effectively, as costumes. Unlike previous games, their function is cosmetic only - headgear and body outfits both

Headgear[]

Headgear refers to a broad category of items which collect worn over equipped armor, serving, effectively, as costumes. Unlike previous games, their function is cosmetic only Headgear Plans: Commonly part of a matching set that is located in multiple randomly spawned locations.

Halloween Skull Mask
Halloween Witch Hat

Costumes[]

Halloween Skull Costume
Halloween Witch Costume

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