Adjust Gear

The Equip menu, complete with the Adjust Gear function, the circular double-arrow icons indicating adjustability, and some adjusted gear as examples.

In Splatoon 3, as of Version 5.0.0, players have the ability to Adjust Gear with . This ability is denoted by the presence of a circular double-arrow icon on the gear's tag, and it slightly modifies the appearance of certain pieces of gear. Adjustments may be performed from the Equip screen and within shops, allowing the player to demonstrate the adjusted state of gear they do not yet own. Prior to Version 7.0.0, the two forms of adjustment available were resizing certain T-shirt-styled clothing items and rotating certain baseball cap-styled headgear items.

Adjusting headgear

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Hats

Adjusting a cap, mesh, or visor flips it backwards, except for the Backward Cap and Takoroka Visor, which are flipped forwards. Even when adjusted, items worn at an angle (such as the Squidvader Cap or Urchins Cap) will keep their angle.

The following headgear items may be adjusted:

Glasses

Adjusting glasses places them atop a player's head rather than in front of their eyes, or vice versa in the case of the Lo-Vis Visor, Octoglasses, and Pilot Goggles.

The following glasses items may be adjusted:

Adjusting clothing

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Tees and sweaters

Adjusting a tee or sweater turns it into an oversized version of itself; in the case of the already oversized Berry BlobMob Tee, Lime BlobMob Tee, and Manatee Swag Sweat, adjusting turns them into form-fitting versions. Tees and sweaters with larger designs may look slightly deformed compared to their original appearance.

Tees which ordinarily have modifications based on the player's style choice undergo additional changes. The Basic Tee normally pins the junior mark squid badge in the top-right corner of the logo for feminine styles and in the bottom-left corner for masculine styles, while the Octosquid Tandem Tee pins the squid-octopus badge on the yellow half of the tee for feminine styles and on the black half for masculine styles; adjusting either tee uses the masculine placement of the badges. The Takoroka \m/ Crab has a slightly different texture and coloration between the feminine, masculine, and adjusted styles.

The following tees may be adjusted:

Hoodies

Adjusting a hoodie rolls its sleeves back.

The following hoodies may be adjusted:

Adjusting shoes

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Adjusting shoes removes the included socks.

The following shoes may be adjusted:

Quotes

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Last SRL post today, and it's Fashion Desk with a hot style tip. You can now use the Adjust Gear option when trying on select headgear and clothing items! That goes for items you're trying on in the shops too. Give it a try—you might find a new twist on an old fave!

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— @SplatoonNA on Twitter

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Fashionistas rejoice, additional pieces of gear can now be adjusted! Show off your unique style and put a personal spin on your favorite look by tilting your glasses up, rolling up your sleeves, leaving the socks at home, and more.

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— @SplatoonNA on Twitter

Gallery

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  A promotional image for Drizzle Season 2023 featuring an Inkling demoing the two styles of the White Tee and Squidvader Cap.

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  Another image featuring an Octoling demoing the styles of the Rockenberg Black and Woolly Urchins Classic.

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  Another image featuring an Octoling demoing the styles of the Takoroka Rainbow Tie Dye and Zekko Mesh.

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  Another image of two Inklings demoing the styles of the Takoroka Tandem and Streetstyle Cap.

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  A promotional image for Fresh Season 2024 featuring an Inkling demoing the styles of the Tinted Shades, Hothouse Hoodie, and FishFry Sandals.

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  Another image featuring an Octoling demoing the styles of the Blowfish Newsie, Apex Sweater, and Roasted Brogues.

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  Another image featuring an Octoling demoing the styles of the Ink-Guard Goggles, Layered Vector LS, and LE Soccer Shoes.

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  An image showing a collage of various adjusted gear: the Moto Shades and Black V-Neck Tee, the House-Tag Denim Cap, the Takoroka Mesh and Blue Tentatek Tee, the Neon Delta Straps, the Toni Kensa Soccer Shoes, the Sea-Me-Nots and Lime Hoodless, the Sun Visor, and the Cap'n Cap and Retro Sweat.

Names in other languages

Translation needed

Translate Spanish and Korean. Add NOA French and Spanish if they differ from NOE; if not, merge their parameters. ^edit

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	着こなし Kikonashi	Way to dress
Dutch	Andere look	Alternate look
French (NOE)	Ton style	Your style
German	Trage-Style	Wearing Style
Italian	Il tuo stile	Your style
Russian	Другой стиль Drugoy stil'	Different style
Spanish (NOE)	A tu aire
Chinese (Simplified)	穿着打扮	Appearance
Chinese (Traditional)	穿著打扮	Appearance
Korean	스타일링