GTA 6 Character Customization: Outfits, Tattoos & Appearance Guide

Half the fun of Vice City is looking the part. GTA 6 character customization lets you reshape Jason and Lucia from head to toe — outfits, haircuts, tattoos, and accessories — using a network of clothing stores, barber shops, and tattoo parlors scattered across the state of Leonida.
This guide breaks down every customization type, where to find each store, and how to build standout looks for both protagonists.
- •What you can change: outfits, hairstyles, facial hair, tattoos, nails, and accessories for both Jason and Lucia.
- •Where: clothing stores, barber/salon shops, and tattoo parlors across Vice City and greater Leonida.
- •Two wardrobes: Jason and Lucia each have separate outfits, saved to their own safehouse wardrobes.
- •Bonus looks: pre-order editions include the Vintage Vice City Pack with exclusive outfits.
- •Note: exact store counts are still being confirmed by Rockstar ahead of the November 19, 2026 launch.
What Can You Customize in GTA 6?
GTA 6 offers the deepest appearance system in the series so far. Both protagonists can be styled independently, so Lucia and Jason can each have a completely different vibe — beach-casual, high-fashion, or full crime-lord.
Here's what you can change across the game's customization shops:
| Customization | Where | Options |
|---|---|---|
| Outfits & Clothing | Clothing stores | Tops, pants, dresses, jackets, shoes, seasonal drops |
| Hairstyles | Barber shops & salons | Cuts, colors, braids, extensions |
| Facial Hair & Makeup | Barber shops & salons | Beards, stubble, lashes, lip and eye makeup |
| Tattoos | Tattoo parlors | Arms, chest, back, neck, hands |
| Nails | Salons | Colors, patterns, lengths |
| Accessories | Clothing stores | Sunglasses, jewelry, watches, hats, bags |
Where Are the Clothing Stores in GTA 6?
Clothing stores are the backbone of GTA 6 outfits, and they're spread across every major district of Vice City and the wider map. Expect everything from budget beachwear shops on Ocean Beach to high-end boutiques catering to Leonida's elite.
Each store stocks a different style, so building a full wardrobe means shopping around. You can save complete outfits to your wardrobe and swap between them at any safehouse.


Where to Get Haircuts: Barber Shops & Salons
For hair and beauty, you'll visit barber shops and salons like Sara's Unisex Salon. These are your one-stop shops for haircuts, coloring, facial hair, makeup, and nail work — everything that changes your character from the neck up.
Salons are also one of the most detailed interiors in the game, packed with the kind of ambient detail Rockstar is known for. Lucia's hairstyles in particular have a huge range, from sleek ponytails to bold colored looks.

Where Are the Tattoo Shops in GTA 6?
Tattoo parlors like Electric Fang Tattoo let you ink Jason and Lucia across the arms, chest, back, neck, and hands. Tattoos are permanent to a save unless you visit a parlor to change them, so they're a great way to lock in a signature look.
Expect a mix of Vice City styles — old-school Americana, tribal, script, and neon-inspired designs that fit the game's 80s-meets-modern aesthetic.

Best Lucia and Jason Outfits
Because the two leads share the spotlight, the community is already hunting for the best Lucia outfits and Jason outfits. Lucia leans into bold, glamorous Vice City fashion — sequined dresses, fur coats, and statement sunglasses. Jason suits a cooler, laid-back look — linen blazers, tropical shirts, and tinted glasses.
The best approach is to build one dressy nightlife outfit and one practical heist outfit per character, then switch based on the mission. Save both to your wardrobe so you're never caught overdressed for a shootout.
Do Pre-Order Bonuses Include Exclusive Outfits?
Yes. Pre-order and upgraded editions bundle cosmetic bonuses, including the Vintage Vice City Pack, which adds exclusive outfits and vehicle looks. If collecting rare cosmetics matters to you, it's worth checking which edition includes them before launch.
For the full breakdown of what each edition includes, read our GTA 6 editions comparison and the GTA 6 price guide.
Key Takeaways
- GTA 6 character customization covers outfits, hair, facial hair, tattoos, nails, and accessories.
- Style your look at clothing stores, barber shops/salons (like Sara's Unisex Salon), and tattoo parlors (like Electric Fang Tattoo).
- Jason and Lucia have separate wardrobes saved to their safehouses.
- Build one nightlife outfit and one practical heist outfit per character for flexibility.
- Pre-order editions add exclusive looks via the Vintage Vice City Pack.
Ready to plan the rest of your playthrough? Explore the full GTA 6 guides hub, map every district on the interactive Leonida map, or meet the cast in our GTA 6 characters guide.
Frequently Asked Questions: GTA 6 Customization
Can you customize your character in GTA 6?
Yes. You can customize both protagonists, Jason and Lucia, with different outfits, hairstyles, facial hair, tattoos, nails, and accessories bought from stores across Vice City and the state of Leonida.
Where are the clothing stores in GTA 6?
Clothing stores are spread across every major district of Vice City and the wider map, ranging from budget beachwear shops to high-end designer boutiques. Each stocks a different style, and outfits save to your wardrobe.
Where can you get tattoos in GTA 6?
Tattoos are applied at tattoo parlors such as Electric Fang Tattoo. You can ink your character's arms, chest, back, neck, and hands, and change designs later by returning to a parlor.
Can you change your hairstyle in GTA 6?
Yes. Barber shops and salons like Sara's Unisex Salon let you change haircuts, hair color, facial hair, makeup, and nails for both Jason and Lucia.
Do Jason and Lucia share the same outfits?
No. Each protagonist has their own separate wardrobe saved to their safehouse, so you can give Jason and Lucia completely different styles.
Are there exclusive outfits in GTA 6 pre-orders?
Yes. Pre-order and upgraded editions include cosmetic bonuses such as the Vintage Vice City Pack, which adds exclusive outfits and vehicle looks not available in the standard edition at launch.



