ROB RUN Customization: Looks, Clothes and Tattoos

What can you customize in ROB RUN?

Most of your look is open to change, but not every option is free to pick at the start. Hair, facial hair and the gear slots share one editor, clothes need unlocking before you can wear them, and tattoos are earned in prison rather than chosen from a list. Here is how the player sources we have line up, as of November 11, 2026.

Category	Where you change it	What we know
Hairstyle and hair color	Customization, then Character	Several styles, color palettes
Facial hair	Customization, then Character	Its own set of choices
Clothes	Cloth option in Customization	Unlocked pieces only
Masks, bags, keychains	Slots beside clothing	Named in a player guide
Car color and skin	Customize menu	Two reports
Tattoos	Prison	Unlocked by jail time

A single player guide covers the hair, face, clothing and slot screens, so read those rows as one account. The car and tattoo rows rest on more than one player. Early Access patches can rearrange menus, so your screens may not match the screenshots here.

How do you change your character’s look?

Your first pass happens before the world loads: one player says the game asks you to create a character on first login. The editor stays available after that. A player guide gives the route as the menu, then Customization, then Character, and the main menu screenshot above shows Customization sitting between Authority and Settings.

The Character screen holds a grid of hairstyles with hair color choices beside it, plus a separate row of facial hair options. In the screenshot for this section, two color palettes and a Confirm button sit next to a bearded character.

Nothing here seems locked in for good. In one session report, the character went from female to male midway, and the car got a new skin in the same sitting. Car paint is just as flexible. Two players changed how their vehicle looks, and for one of them the new color only showed once the car next spawned at the base. If a color change seems to do nothing, check the car after its next spawn.

How do you change clothes?

Clothes work differently from hair, because the list is longer than your closet. The player guide behind our menu rows shows the Cloth option displaying a range of outfits, yet only unlocked pieces can be switched on. It also notes extra slots next to clothing for masks, bags and keychains. We found no source that explains how each clothing piece is unlocked, so we do not list methods.

Wardrobe, party access and prison clothes

Three more clothing details rest on thin sourcing, so we keep them together here with the source for each:

Detail	What was reported	Source
Wardrobe	Comes with a house as a base item, beside the computer and workbench; contents unknown	Two reports
Party access	Visiting party members can open your storage, but not your wardrobe, computer or workbench	Single report
Prison outfit	An in-game line warns that a stay inside swaps street clothes for an orange jumpsuit	Single report

We have no source on what you wear after release, so do not assume either way. The wardrobe also goes when the house does, which the wipe section below covers.

How do you get more tattoos?

You cannot pick a tattoo the way you pick a haircut. Several players say tattoos come out of prison: as your jail time, which the game also calls authority, grows, more rewards open up, and tattoos are among them. Read the ROB RUN prison guide to see how arrests and sentences work before you plan around this.

The finer details come from a single account of the jail screens:

Screen	What it showed	Source
Jail time	A tattoo marked for five years served	Single report
Surrender	Giving up costs your possessions, but the authority gained turns into more tattoos	Same report

Jail time does more than add ink. The support center says some Shipments goods also need jail time to unlock, so a sentence pays off twice. It also keeps your accumulated jail time through the wipe, which means progress toward the next tattoo is not thrown away each week.

Can you change your name?

None of the official sources we work from describe a rename option. Kefir (Kefir Games) does list your player name among the things the weekly wipe leaves alone, so at least your name will not reset when everything else does.

For an actual change, the only lead is a single forum answer. When another player asked how to rename, the reply was to visit the tattoo artist inside the jail. Nobody else backs this up, and we found no cost or steps for it. If a new name matters to you, look for that tattoo artist the next time you serve a sentence, and choose your first name with care in the meantime.

What do paid cosmetics include?

Spending money changes how you look, not how strong you are. The Steam page lists in-game purchases. Kefir says B-Coins are for cosmetic items only, and that spending them leaves stats, balance and progression untouched. One player describes the store as cosmetics-only right now, which fits. A paid premium package comes up in two reports, and we found no reliable list of what it holds.

Vehicle looks need the most care. According to one player, a car look bought in the store is only a skin. Getting the car itself still means unlocking it in the progression tree and paying for it with in-game money, which the guide on where to buy a car in ROB RUN walks through.

If a purchase never shows up, Kefir’s own advice is to restart first and look through your in-game mail. Your receipt goes to support as the last step, after those two checks come up empty. Be careful with sites that promise free B-Coins. Kefir’s rules ban real-money trading and account sales, and our ROB RUN codes page explains that no redeem code appears anywhere in Kefir’s official channels. For how the currency itself works, see our ROB RUN B-Coins guide.

What happens to your look at the wipe?

The weekly Federal Raid is hard on property and easy on appearance. Every seven days your cash, weapons, bases and plots disappear and turn into jail time and authority. On the kept side, the support center names your cosmetics and player name, along with settings, tutorial progress and the jail time you have built up.

Cosmetics sit on the kept list, so the look you have built should not need rebuilding each week, and the jail time behind the next tattoo keeps adding up. Your house does not survive the wipe, though, and with it go the base items. The ROB RUN wipe guide covers the full timing and what else resets.