Splatoon Raiders takes the series' love of fashion and turns it into a full progression system. There are 39 outfits to collect across the whole game, and almost every single one requires you to hit a specific milestone to earn it. Some drop from the earliest tasks you'll do naturally; others demand you push all the way to floor 100 of the Bottomless Buffet. This guide covers every outfit, every unlock condition, and the fastest paths to the looks worth chasing in Splatoon Raiders.
How do you change your outfit in Splatoon Raiders?
Press + to open the Gear menu, then scroll right to the far end and select Style. Every outfit you've unlocked will appear there. Anything still greyed out means you haven't met the unlock condition yet.
You also cannot mix individual pieces the way mainline Splatoon games allow. Each outfit is a fixed look with no customisation options.
Style tab in the Gear menu
All Splatoon Raiders outfits and unlock conditions
The table below covers every outfit confirmed in the game. Three starting outfits are available immediately with no conditions attached. The remaining 35 are tied to gameplay milestones, with 4 of those locked behind specific amiibo scans.
Heartbeat Prism at max level
Which outfits should you target first?
The three Mechanic outfits are yours the moment you start, so those require zero effort. After that, the fastest outfits to pick up are the ones tied to actions you'll do anyway during normal progression.
Sparkle Prism arrives at Level 10, which happens fast. Super Squid Ink unlocks the first time you power up any tank, and Red Paradise drops when your hideout ship hits level 2. Crimson Punk needs just a single weapon power swap. None of these require grinding.
The Camo trio (Sea-Lettuce, Seaweed, Algae) are worth targeting early too. Each asks you to develop 3 Gadgets for a specific tank type, which ties directly into building a strong loadout. Check the best gadgets guide if you want to know which Gadgets are worth developing first so you can knock out the unlock condition while actually improving your build.
What are the hardest outfits to unlock?
Three outfits stand out as the real endgame challenges.
Clairvoyant Bot Pro demands you clear every dungeon on Super Spicy difficulty. That's the highest tier, and it requires a well-developed tank with strong gadget parts to survive. Expect this to be your last regular-gameplay unlock.
The Golden outfit trio scales with Bottomless Buffet progress. Golden Flash needs floor 30, Golden Fever needs floor 60, and Golden Forever needs floor 100. Floor 100 also happens to be where the post-game's toughest boss waits, so earning Golden Forever means you've essentially cleared everything the game throws at you.
Speedster Bot Pro is awkward in a different way. Rank A on every arcade game is more about skill and patience than raw power, and it's easy to overlook if you're skipping the arcade entirely.
Do outfits affect gameplay in Splatoon Raiders?
No. Every outfit is purely cosmetic with zero stat impact. The mainline Splatoon games tie gear pieces to ability slots, but Splatoon Raiders drops that system entirely. Your combat performance comes from tank upgrades, weapon levels, and gadget parts, not what your character is wearing.
This also means there's no wrong outfit to wear. Pick whatever looks best to you without worrying about losing any edge in battle.
Full outfit wardrobe view
Getting the most out of your unlock grind
A lot of the outfit conditions overlap with things you'd do to strengthen your build anyway. Developing gadget parts, upgrading weapons, and pushing Bottomless Buffet floors are all core progression activities. Treating the outfit list as a secondary checklist rather than a dedicated grind keeps things from feeling like busywork.
The amiibo outfits are the only ones with no gameplay path. If you don't have the physical figures, those four slots stay locked.
For everything else in the game, the Splatoon Raiders guides collection has you covered on tanks, weapons, bosses, and post-game content. Splatoon Raiders sits in a strong spot among modern shooter games for its depth of progression systems, and the outfit list is a solid reflection of that, rewarding players who engage with every corner of the game.