NX wardrobe

Every Classic World cash cosmetic you can preview in Henesys Store, by collection and slot, with market price summaries.

Henesys Store’s NX wardrobe lists the character-visible cash items you can preview in the studio, grouped by the crate or shop listing they came from. Each item has its own page with its slot, dye eligibility, Classic World ID, preview-art source, and — for 242 tracked items — a market price summary. 170 items currently have recent price observations.

Looking for drop and NPC-shop equipment instead? See regular equipment, with level requirements and where to find each piece.

Collections

Founder’s crate49 pieces
Dyeable cash cosmetics from one of Classic World’s launch-period crates, from the Angel Halo and Toga to the Slime and Sailor pieces.
Aurora crate22 pieces
The Aurora crate’s chase cosmetics: chocolate-themed pieces, cat beanies, scepters, and other dyeable items previewed with newer GMS art.
10-day shop15 pieces
Everyday outfits from the cash shop’s 10-day listings — baseball gear, rainwear, and picnic clothes. Not dyeable.
Grand Launch crate50 pieces
Fifty dyeable pieces from the Grand Launch Cash Shop update, sold October 21 – November 4, 2026.
Nov. 4 crate49 pieces
The November 4 Mystery Fashion Crate pool, including the Teddy Bear set, previewed with native Classic World art.
Halloween crate50 pieces
Masks, costumes, and spooky accessories from the October 28 crate and coupon pools.
Name tag & chat rings7 pieces
The seven name-tag and chat-balloon rings Nexon has sold in Classic World, and the crate each one comes from.
Frieren collaboration35 pieces
Hair-hats, outfits, and accessories from the Frieren Signature Style Collection, previewed with native Classic World art.

Browse by slot

Hats (57)

Hats sit on top of your hairstyle. Some cover the hair completely; others leave bangs or a ponytail visible, so try the hat with the hairstyle you actually use.

Eye accessories (7)

Eye accessories are drawn over the face. Small details can disappear at in-game scale, so check them at the preview’s normal size, not only when zoomed.

Face accessories (9)

Face accessories sit over the lower or whole face. Combine them with an eye accessory carefully: overlapping pieces can hide each other.

Tops (37)

Tops pair with a bottom. Equipping an overall removes both, so decide early whether a look is built from separates or one overall.

Bottoms (30)

Bottoms pair with a top. Pants and skirts change your silhouette more than most slots, so compare a few with the same top before settling.

Overalls (49)

An overall replaces both the top and the bottom. It is the quickest way to a complete theme, and a good base to accent with a hat, cape, and shoes.

Shoes (34)

Shoes are a small part of the sprite but anchor the look. Matching or contrasting them with the hat is a simple way to make an outfit feel deliberate.

Gloves (11)

Gloves are visible on the hands and at the sleeve edge. They read best when they repeat a color from the top or overall.

Capes (10)

Capes draw behind the character and change the outline from every angle. Large capes and wings can hide back details of a top or overall.

Cash weapons (23)

A cash weapon changes how your weapon looks. Two-handed covers use a different stance, so check the standing pose before you buy.

Earrings (3)

Earrings are tiny and are often hidden by long hair or hats. Choose a hairstyle that shows the ears if they are important to the look.

Name-tag rings (3)

Name-tag rings change the label under your character, not the sprite. Pick one whose colors match the outfit so the whole presentation feels coordinated.

Chat rings (4)

Chat rings change your speech balloon. They only show while you talk, so they are a finishing touch rather than part of the outfit silhouette.