Which appearance options are documented
Rockstar presents clothing, salon styles and tattoos for Jason and Lucia through GTA VI Ultimate’s benefits. The official page names Stock 305, Sara’s Unisex Salon and Electric Fang Tattoo. Reviewed October 31, 2026, this guide distinguishes those specific establishments from general character customisation. It does not assume every NPC outfit is purchasable or that one edition’s options define another’s complete catalogue. All pictures come from the official gallery, allowing the discussion to follow named features rather than an invented menu.
| Business | Announced options | Described access |
|---|---|---|
| Stock 305 | Streetwear for Jason and Lucia | Ultimate benefit, not a complete base-game catalogue |
| Sara’s Unisex Salon | Salon styles, facial hair, makeup and nails | Ultimate benefit |
| Electric Fang Tattoo | More than 50 signature tattoos by FAILE | Ultimate benefit |
Stock 305: streetwear linked to Ultimate access
The official description places Stock 305 in Stockyard and presents streetwear looks for both protagonists, explicitly linked to Ultimate. That identifies a particular offering, not the total number of clothing stores in Leonida. The cover shows Jason and Lucia with different garments and accessories beside the location. It supports observations about styling and combinations without proving every displayed object can be selected. A named shop and a complete wardrobe catalogue are different levels of information.
Sara’s: hair, facial hair, makeup and nails
Rockstar describes salon styles for both leads, with facial-hair options for Jason and makeup and nails for Lucia. Those are announced categories rather than a complete menu of colours, lengths and prices. Changing a style is also different from hair growing over time. Red Dead Redemption 2’s growth rules are not automatically imported here. The Sara’s picture identifies the location and atmosphere without substituting for a tested character editor or establishing how every selection works.
Electric Fang and FAILE’s designs
Electric Fang’s official description advertises more than fifty signature tattoos for Jason and Lucia by the artist collective FAILE as an Ultimate benefit. That count concerns this offering, not every tattoo in GTA VI. The picture of Lucia in the studio shows its atmosphere and a tattoo session. It does not establish freely positioned designs, layering, removal or user-created art. Those are separate capabilities requiring specific evidence rather than assumptions based on the presence of a tattoo shop.
Visual styling and physical condition are separate questions
Clothing, hairstyles and tattoos affect presentation. Training, food and rest belong to other systems. A garment should not be assumed to improve an attribute or a tattoo to grant an advantage merely because it changes appearance. The gym and health guide covers conditioning separately, while this page organises visual options. That separation helps readers compare styles without turning every cosmetic choice into an imagined performance upgrade or confusing a shop’s presentation with a complete character-progression system.
What to check when comparing Standard and Ultimate
The named businesses are advertised as Ultimate benefits. That neither proves Standard lacks all customisation nor establishes access to these particular shops with any purchase. Check the current content list and edition-upgrade terms before choosing. Rockstar Support also describes extras linked to story chapters. Buying an edition does not necessarily make every style and location available in the opening scene. The linked upgrade guide covers the purchase procedure without importing unsupported assumptions about the base-game wardrobe.
FAQ: outfits, catalogues and character switching
Is every garment and price listed? These sources do not supply that catalogue. Can players save outfits, copy NPC clothing or use a free-form designer? No such promise is made here without evidence. Do both protagonists have identical options? The descriptions already distinguish some categories, so identical menus should not be assumed. Does changing clothes always clear police attention? That belongs to the separate identification system. This guide collects documented visual choices without inventing features to fill an imagined complete catalogue.
