Star Wars Outlaws offers over 200 purely cosmetic items for Nix, your speeder and ship. They are separated into seven categories: Blaster Coatings, Nix Accessories, Ship Finishes and Fuels, Speeder Paint Jobs and Trophies, and Trinkets.
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What are Cosmetic Items
Cosmetic Items in Star Wars Outlaws are wearable or displayable items that provide no stats value and can’t improve your performance in combat. They are used purely as a fashion statement.
If you are a collector, a completionist, or an achievement hunter, you will likely want to obtain every single cosmetic for Kay, Nix, the speeder or ship in the game. There are over 170 cosmetic items in the base game with likely more to be added with future DLCs.
The vast majority of cosmetic items are available as loot either on the ground or in space. Some are given to you as a reputation reward. There are a few that you gain for completing quests. A small amount are promotional items for activities such as pre-ordering the game or using Unity points to purchase items from the Ubisoft store.
To equip a cosmetic item, open the specific page or tab from the game’s menu and slot that item into the designated cosmetic slot.
There are seven types of cosmetics – Blaster Coatings, Nix Accessories, Finishers and Fuel Colors for the Trailblazer, Paint Jobs anbd Trophies for the speeder, and Trinkets, which are a shared list for the speeder and ship.
Blaster Coatings
Blaster Coatings are items that allow you to change the appearance of Kay’s VM-19 Blaster Pistol. They alter the colors and some of the materials, like the grip, barrel, and spring.
You spend most of the game shooting enemy NPCs with your blaster. You can pick up weapons off the ground from time to time, but the blaster is your main and core weapon when it comes to ranged combat encounters.
To equip a Blaster Coating, open the Equipments tab in the main menu and click/tap on Blaster. On the bottom right you will find an icon for the Blaster Coating. You can choose any of the coatings you have collected.
You can get Blaster Coatings as loot from chests, quest rewards, or by increasing your reputation with each of the four syndicates. There are 17 Blaster Coatings you can use to customize Kay’s VM-19 Blaster Pistol in Star Wars Outlaws.
Click on an icon below to see the details for the selected Blaster Coating.
Base VM-19
Boonta Brawler
Carmine
Crimson Reign
Hermit
Hunter’s Legacy
Imperial
Iridescence
Kijimi Explorer
Onyx
Outlander
Palace Guard
Patina
Rogue
Sabacc Shark
Sage
Sentinel
Nix Accessories
Nix is the main hero of the game, everyone knows that. Making your merqaal buddy look even cuter, may seem like an impossible task, but just try some of the Nix Accessories Massive designed and put in the game for you to obtain and for him to wear.
You can only equip one Accessory at a time from the Loadouts menu. The slot is located on the bottom left, under Kay’s Outfits. Some of them are designed to go together – a Nix Accessory with an Outfit for Kay. There are 35 Nix Accessories in Star Wars Outlaws.
You can obtain Nix Accessories as loot from treasure chests, maxing out a syndicate’s reputation for the first time, as a promotional reward for the game, or purchasing them from a specific vendor by exchanging Nix Treasures. You can find the vendor at the market in Mirogana.
Click on an icon below to see the details for the selected Nix Accessory, including high-quality preview images from the front and back and where to find it.
Ahia-Ko Wreath
Amberine Necklace
Azure Tail Wrappings
Black Feeler Wrappings
Blue Droid Part
Blue Feeler Wrappings
Boonta Brawler Splash
Blue Scarf
Blue Tail Wrappings
Crimson Reign Satchel
Corded Tail Wrappings
Cyborg Implants
Desert Nomad
Dust Goggles
Elegant Tail Wrappings
Forest Commando Hood
Gold Scale Paint
Gray Scarf
Imperial Chestbox
Karoka Fruit
Kessel Runner Bandolier
Kijimi Explorer Scarf
Merqaal Corsair
Mixed Feeler Wrappings
Myykian Coif
Naboo Nobility
Red Headband
Red Scarf
Rogue Infiltrator Goggles
Tan Feeler Wrappings
Utility Belt
Yellow Scarf
Yellow Tail Wrappings
Ship Finishes
You can apply one of 40 different finishes to your ship, The Trailblazer. Ship Finishers allow you to change the color scheme of your ship’s hull. Nearly half of the Finishes combine one of four color schemes with a pattern.
To equip a ship finish to the Trailblazer, open the main menu, at the top, choose Vehicles, then navigate to the Trailblazer menu. The second button that reads “Appearances” will allow you to change the Hull’s paint job, the second one alters the colol of the ship’s fuel and the third adds a trinket to a handlebar in the cockpit.
You’ll find the vast majority of Finishes inside the large, chests floating around in space. There are a some you can loot from treasure chests on the ground. A few are rewards for gaining reputation with the syndicates.
You’ll find the vast majority of Finishes inside the large, yellow chests floating around in space, though there are a handful in chests down on the ground as well. A few are rewards for gaining reputation with the syndicates.
Click/Tap on a planet or item in the list below to visit the specific section for it in this guide.
Ruby Cover Finish
Ruby Cross Finish
Ruby Detail Finish
Ruby Streak Finish
Ruby Stripe Finish
Cobalt Cover Finish
Cobalt Cross Finish
Default Finish
Cobalt Streak Finish
Cobalt Stripe Finish
Verdant Cover Finish
Verdant Cross Finish
Verdant Detail Finish
Verdant Streak Finish
Verdant Stripe Finish
Boonta Brawler Finish
Crimson Reign Finish
Imperial Finish
Kijimi Explorer Finish
Clear Detail Finish
Cloudscape Finish
FORTUNE HUNTER Finish
Nightfall Finish
Sandstorm Finish
Shimmering Finish
Starburst Finish
Weathered Finish
Wildland Finish
Ship Fuel Colors
You can customize the color of the Fuel that comes out of the exhausts of the Trailblazer. You can choose from 12 available color schemes.
Click/Tap on an icon below to see the details for the selected Starship Fuel Cosmetic – a visual overview from two angles and instructions where to find it in the game.
Shipjacker Fuel (Red)
Kijimi Explorer Fuel
Sodium-Laden Fuel
Barium-Laden Fuel
Megonite-Laden Fuel
Starship Fuel
Sabacc Shark Fuel
Boonta Brawler Fuel
Rippinnium-Laden Fuel
Cartel Ronin Fuel
Desert Nomad Ship Fuel
ION FLARE Fuel
Speeder Paint Jobs
The Speeder Paint Jobs serve a similar role to the Ship Finishes, but they alter not just paint applied to the speeder, but some materials as well.
Every outfit in the game has at least one matching speeder paint job. With 40 paint jobs available, you have a very rich choice for how you want your speeder to look.
To apply a paint job to your speeder, head to the main menu. From there choose Vehicles at the top and then select the Speeder section. Select the second row to see the submenu for Appearances where you can choose not only a paint job, but a trinket and trophy as well.
A few Paint Jobs are available as promotional items and for purchasing different editions of the game, but the only place you’ll find Paint Jobs in-game is in chests scattered throughout the galaxy.
Click/Tap on an icon below to see the details for the selected Speeder Paint Job – a visual overview and instructions where to find it in the game.
A-A5 Paint Job
Arda Explorer Paint Job
Blue Convor Paint Job
Boonta Brawler Paint Job
Captain Paint Job
Cartel Ronin Paint Job
Commander Paint Job
Coronet Ace Paint Job
Crimson Paint Job
Crimson Night Paint Job
Crimson Reign Paint Job
Dominance Paint Job
Dune Sea Paint Job
Equilibrium Paint Job
Forest Commando Paint Job
Golden Maru Paint Job
Hunter’s Legacy Paint Job
Hutt Paint Job
Imperial Paint Job
Kamino Paint Job
Kessel Runner Paint Job
Kijimi Explorer Paint Job
Kowak Ranger Paint Job
Lieutenant Paint Job
Mandalorian Paint Job
Midnight Paint Job
Order Paint Job
Pa’red Patrol Paint Job
Red Keffi Paint Job
Republic Paint Job
Rogue Infiltrator Paint Job
Royal Palace Paint Job
Sabacc Shark Paint Job
Sandcrawler Paint Job
Sergeant Paint Job
Shadow Paint Job
Standard Paint Job
Unity Paint Job
Vintage Paint Job
Violet Brezak Paint Job
Speeder Trophies
Speeder Trophies are items you can hang on the side of the speeder. They range from helmets to various types of equipment. There are 31 trophies you can obtain, but only one can be displayed on your speeder at a given time.
Although the names sometimes may mislead you, all Trophies match at least one Paint Job for your speeder.
Click/Tap on an icon below to see the details for the selected Speeder Trophy – a visual overview and instructions where to find it in the game.
Amberwoven Carpet Trophy
Bandfill Trophy
Bandit Mask Trophy
Bounty Hunter Helmet Trophy
Bounty Hunter Mask Trophy
Camtono Bag Trophy
Commando Helmet Trophy
Contraband Container Trophy
Death Trooper Helmet Trophy
Dejarik Table Trophy
Gondar Tusk Mask Trophy
Hired Gun Droid Trophy
Iron Rebel Mask Trophy
IT-O Trophy
Jade Camtono Trophy
Mandalorian Jetpack Trophy
MSE-Droid Trophy
Naboo Coronation Flowers Trophy
Parasol Lantern Trophy
Pathfinder Helmet Trophy
Pit Droid Head Trophy
Pyke Helmet Trophy
Reed Flutes Trophy
Sapphire Camtono Trophy
Scout Trooper Helmet Trophy
Slap Ball Trophy
Spot Lantern Trophy
Survival Canisters Trophy
Survival Kit Trophy
Sweeper Droid Trophy
Tosharan Keelan Fruit Trophy
Trinkets
Trinkets are little dangly ornaments that hang off of the left handlebar of Kay’s speeder, as well as one of the control levers next to Kay’s seat in the cockpit of the Trailblazer.
Out of all cosmetics, the Trinkets are the only shared category. you can equip the same or different Trinkets to both your ship and your speeder. There are 34 unique Trinkets in the game and they are almost exclusively available as loot from treasure chests.
Click/Tap on an icon below to see the details for the selected Trinket – a visual overview and instructions where to find it in the game.
Artist’s Airbrush Trinket
Canister Trinket
Crimelord’s Petars Trinket
Datapad Trinket
Dud II Trinket
Dud III Trinket
Dud IV Trinket
Dud V Trinket
Flashy Cape Trinket
Gambler’s Dice Trinket
Handlebar Tassels Trinket
Imperial Plaques Trinket
Jug Trinket
Merqaal Carving
Miyuki Trade Signet Trinket
Mysterious Pendant Trinket
Naboo Crystal Trinket
Rebel Amulet Trinket
Scout Canteen Trinket
Scout Trinket
Scout II Trinket
Scout III Trinket
Scout IV Trinket
Seismic Charge
Tauntaun Horn Trinket
The Artist Trinket
The Claw Trinket
The Cleaver Trinket
The Merchant Trinket
The Messenger Trinket
The Scanner Trinket
The Score Trinket
The Snitch Trinket
The Trailblazer Trinket
Cosmetic Outfits for Kay
The default clothing set (the one you start the game with) and five additional outfits are also cosmetic-only. They are promotional bundles given to you for pre-ordering, purchasing the Ultimate Edition of the game or as a separate purchase.
The transmog feature allows you to use any item’s appearance on top of another to create the best-looking Kay for your taste, while also preserving her optimal build for the next mission or exploration adventure.
You can equip Outfits through the Loadouts menu. There are three individual items that you can slot – jacket, belt and pants. There are no partial outfits in the game. The cosmetic outfits are no exception – they all consist of thtree clothing items each that perfectly match each the rest of the attire.
We have a full list of all Outfits in Star Wars Outlaws as well as dedicated individual guides for every single outfit with high-quality visual previews and instructions where and how you can obtain each item to complete the outfit and what stats it provides.
Related Star Wars Outlaws Collections of Guides
Our Guides Master List for Star Wars Outlaws is a great starting point. In it you will find all of our guides and walkthroughs ordered in categories.
