Man-o'-Wardrobe

Man-o'-Wardrobe is a clothing shop in Splatsville run by Jel La Fleur that appears in Splatoon 3.

Description

Man-o-Wardrobe sells shirts, jackets, and other pieces of clothing that can be purchased with cash earned from multiplayer matches, Salmon Run shifts, and "simple" Mystery Boxes. Players can tilt to rotate their character and click to try on the highlighted item, and pressing purchases this item. Pressing displays further information about the selected item. Pressing zooms in on the character's torso, allowing for a closer look at the clothing. Pressing allows players to enter Naut Couture and pressing similarly allows them to enter Crush Station, while pressing takes players back to the square in Splatsville.

Audio

Main article: Dripping with Style

Merchandise

For a list of all merchandise sold at Man-o'-Wardrobe, see List of clothing in Splatoon 3.

Quotes

“	SRL Fashion Desk again - it's our time to shine! Today we're showing off Man-o'-Wardrobe, the clothing shop operated by Jel La Fleur. No need to be jelly of this jellyfish's style when you can shop an intensely curated selection of tees, jackets, shirts, and more!	”
— @SplatoonNA on Twitter^[1]

Badges

Main article: Badge#Purchased Items

Spending enough money at Man-o'-Wardrobe will reward the player with special badges that they can use on their Splashtag.

Man-o'-Wardrobe Badges
	100K Man-o'-Wardrobe Club
	1M Man-o'-Wardrobe Club

Gallery

The exterior of Man-o'-Wardrobe in Splatsville
The interior of Man-o'-Wardrobe in Japanese
The background of the interior of Man-o'-Wardrobe

Trivia

Man-o'-Wardrobe's name was teased in the Splatoon 3 Release Date Reveal Trailer, seen on the Slosher player's Splashtag Title.

Etymology

Man-o'-Wardrobe is a portmanteau of a sea animal "Portuguese man o' war" and "wardrobe".

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ワンス・ア・ボン Wansu a Bon	A pun on "Once upon (a time)" in English
Dutch	Modusa	From Mode (fashion) and medusa (jellyfish)
French	Vestarium	From Veste (vest) and aquarium (aquarium)
German	Médusalon	From Meduse (jellyfish) and salon
Italian	La Modusa	From La Moda (fashion) and medusa (jellyfish)
Russian	Каравелла Karavella	Caravel
Spanish	Prêt-à-Ventouse	From Prêt-à-Porter (French for "ready-to-wear"), ventar (to sell) and medouse (French for "jellyfish")
Chinese (Simplified)	昔日服装店 xīrì fúzhuāngdiàn	Former days clothing store
Chinese (Traditional)	昔曰服裝店 xīrì fúzhuāngdiàn	Former days clothing store
Korean	원스 어 본 wonseu eo bon	Same as Japanese
Portuguese	Man-o'-Wardrobe	Same as English