Cosmetic Items

Types of Cosmetic Items[]

Cosmetic Types
CHARACTER Outfits Back Blings Pets Pickaxes Gliders Kicks Contrails Auras
EMOTES Emotes Emoticons Sprays Toys
SIDEKICKS Sidekicks Reactions
WRAPS & LOBBY Wraps Banner Icons Lobby Music Loading Screens
CARS Car Bodies Decals Wheels Trails Boosts
INSTRUMENTS & MUSIC Bass Guitars Drums Keytars Microphones Jam Tracks
LEGO KITS Builds Decor Bundles

Packs[]

Bundles	Item Shop Bundles	Limited Time Offers

Additional Features[]

Selectable Styles	Reactive	Animated	Traversal	Built-In

Group	Enlightened	Forged	Transformation	Dance

• Carbide and Omega were the first items with styles.
• Rainbow Smash was the first reactive item.
• Lynx was the first animated item.
• Conga was the first traversal item.
• Giddy-up and Glitter-up were the first built-in items.
• High Five was the first group/synced emote.
• 8-Ball vs Scratch and Ball Bling were the first enlightened items.
• Gear Specialist Maya was the first forged item.
• Hemlock and Witchcraft were the first transformation items.

Unreleased Cosmetics[]

Unreleased Cosmetics are Cosmetics that are found in Fortnite's Files but haven't been released yet.

Missing Cosmetics[]

Unlike the usual unreleased cosmetic items in Fortnite, missing cosmetics have yet to be completely added into the game's files. Some of them are likely scrapped; others are still in active development.

Massive Datamining Incidents[]

In Fortnite's history, a few large datamining incidents have occurred. These revealed a large amount of IDs for potential future cosmetics, some of which were scrapped and never likely to be added.

TBD Cosmetics[]

TBD Cosmetics are cosmetics used for items and AIs that aren't intended to be used by the player. They generally use placeholder images and are unfinished. Sometimes, they get turned into actual cosmetics, however typically the only way to use them is through Mystique's Shapeshifter Built-In Emote.

Removed Cosmetics[]

Unlike the usual unreleased cosmetic items in Fortnite, Removed Cosmetics cosmetics have been removed from the game's files. Some of them are likely scrapped; others may be still in active development.

Sets[]

Sets are groups of related cosmetics that are often sold together as bundles.

Cosmetic Surveys[]

A survey featuring concept art is sent out to some players by Epic Games every few months, offering a look into possible future cosmetic items.

Additional Info[]

Refundable Items[]

Some cosmetics get altered or accidentally put into the Item Shop, which results in the cosmetics getting a free refunded or a forced refund.

Age Restricted Cosmetics[]

With the release of Update v27.10, every experience published in Fortnite recieved its own age and content rating. A small portion of items became not compatible with E or E10+ (or regionally equivalent) game ratings.

LEGO Styles[]

With the release of Update v28.00, some Outfits recieved LEGO Styles, making them usable in LEGO Fortnite. Every update since has made more and more Outfits compatible.

Bean Styles[]

With the release of Update v30.30, some Outfits recieved Bean Styles, making them usable in Fall Guys related experiences. Every update since has made more and more Outfits compatible.

Kicks Compatible[]

With the release of Update v32.10, Kicks were added. Only some Outfits are compatible with Kicks, with them not appearing on incompatible skins.

Unlockable Styles[]

Some cosmetics with Selectable Styles may instead show up in the Locker as having Unlockable Styles, this means that the cosmetic's styles are unlocked in a way seperate to the cosmetic itself. This can include cosmetics from the Battle Pass, Fortnite Crew, Quest Packs, and more.

Progressive Outfits[]

Some Outfits from Battle Passes, mainly those from before the introduction of Enlightened Styles, had Progressive Styles, where earning a specific amount of XP or completing Quests related to the Outfit would unlock more "complete" styles for the Outfit. Menace and Shanta are unique as they have both Progressive Styles and Enlightened Styles.

Compatible Cosmetics[]

Compatible Cosmetics are Cosmetic Items in Fortnite that interact with each other once they are both equipped by the player.

Umbrellas[]

Umbrellas are a subtype of Glider that can be sorted through within the Locker, unlike other subtypes. They function identically to regular Gliders with the difference of their model and animations. Umbrellas are usually obtained through a Victory Royale.

Instruments[]

Main Articles: Guitars, Bass, Keytars, Microphones, and Drums

Instruments are a type of cosmetic that can be used in Fortnite Festival. Starting with Update v33.20, some can also be used as Back Blings and Pickaxes, with some instrument-themed Back Blings and Pickaxes also being turned into Instruments. There are five instrument types, those being Guitars, Bass, Keytars, Microphones, and Drums.

Other[]

There are also other additional features available for certain cosmetics, including Contrails and Gliders that play music.

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