How to change your appearance in Saints Row
How to change your appearance in Saints Row and get back to character customization and changing clothes is all done over the phone. However, the options to change characters and clothes are not all fully unlocked from the start, and we explain how to unlock new clothes and character options on top of that, so that you know how to change the look in Saints Row, the look of your boss and return to character customization in the wardrobe whenever you want.
How to change appearance in Saints Row
To change your appearance in Saints Row, whether it’s your body, face, hair or clothes, you can use the Style app on the top row of the in-game phone. Selecting it effectively lets you go back to full character customization like you experienced early in the game when you first created your boss, as well as adding wardrobe options for changing your clothes – you don’t have to use fast travel in Saints Row, to reach it clothing stores or fitting rooms.
You can use the Style app to completely change every personal element of your character, including:
- face
- hair
- Body
- dress
- Voice
- emotes
- Censorship Options
You can customize your appearance at any time with no restrictions, and your character’s appearance doesn’t affect stats or skills – you can also change your Saints Row skills whenever you like. Saints Row places an emphasis on personalized bosses, so changing aspects of your character is always free and has no built-in restrictions. Don’t do anything TOO spooky – the people of Santo Ileso have been through enough hell, right? Although you might parade/horrify your friends with the appearance of your boss via Saints Row Crossplay.
How to get new clothes in Saints Row?
Clothing options in Saints Row are fairly limited to begin with, a small selection of basic clothing and gear. Some clothing items are given as mission rewards, side quest rewards, and Saints Row Ventures unlocks, but most of these are purchased from stores located around the game. It’s important to remember that the clothes you see for sale will vary from store to store – they don’t all have the same stock and usually reflect the general aesthetic of the store.
Here are some examples of shops and their stock style, although there are many more in the game including very small shops offering niche items:
- The swollen hole: Sportswear and “Bro” wear
- Buckaroo Leggings: Western and cowboy clothing
- #Hip, trendy, popular: Fashionable modern clothing