Last updated: 12 July 2026

GTA 6 Character Customization Guide: Jason & Lucia

GTA 6 doesn't hand you a character creator — you play as two fixed protagonists, Jason Duval and Lucia Caminos, and customization means dressing, styling, and inking those two specific characters rather than building your own from scratch. Rockstar's official trailers have already shown a genuinely deep wardrobe system, and the June 2026 pre-order announcement confirmed five dedicated customization shops that are locked behind the $99.99 Ultimate Edition. This guide separates what Rockstar has actually confirmed from what's still speculation, and breaks down exactly what each Ultimate Edition shop offers.

01How to Read This Guide: Confirmed vs Speculation

Because GTA 6 has not released, every claim below is labeled by its source:

• Confirmed: shown directly in Rockstar's official trailers, or published on Rockstar's Newswire and official pre-order pages.
• Unconfirmed / Speculation: reported by third parties based on trailer analysis, datamines, or pattern-matching with past GTA games — Rockstar hasn't published the specifics. Called out explicitly so you know what to trust.

GTA 6 releases November 19, 2026 on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S. The shop details below come from Rockstar's official pre-order announcement on June 25, 2026.

02Base Customization: What Every Player Gets (Confirmed)

Trailer footage has confirmed a genuinely deep wardrobe system for both protagonists, independent of any edition:

• Mix-and-match outfits: individual clothing pieces combine rather than locking you into pre-built outfits, and Rockstar has shown dozens of distinct outfit combinations across trailers for both Jason and Lucia.
• Dynamic clothing physics: garments react naturally to a character's movement and pose, developing creases, and can show wear states — dirty, sweaty, stained, or worn — depending on what a character has been doing in-scene.
• Individual styling touches: details like rolled-up sleeves or a flipped cap have appeared in trailer footage, suggesting per-item styling on top of the base garment.
• Hairstyles: Lucia has been shown with braids, buns, ponytails, and shoulder-length cuts; Jason has appeared with crop fades and medium-length styles.
• Tattoos, piercings, and accessories: Jason has shown military-linked tattoo work and ear piercings in trailer footage; both characters wear earrings and small tech accessories like earbuds and smartwatches, which Rockstar has confirmed carry their own physics.

What hasn't been detailed yet: the specific names and locations of base-game clothing stores beyond the five Ultimate Edition exclusives below, or exactly how many wardrobe slots exist. Treat any specific store name you see elsewhere for the standard game as speculation unless it's one of the five confirmed shops in the next section.

03The Five Ultimate Edition-Exclusive Shops (Confirmed)

Alongside the June 25, 2026 pre-order launch, Rockstar confirmed that five customization shops are exclusive to the $99.99 Ultimate Edition and are not accessible at all on the $79.99 Standard Edition:

• Sara's Unisex Salon — hair, facial hair, makeup, and nails for both protagonists. Jason gets beard styling options; Lucia gets makeup and nail choices, with shared hairstyle options for both.
• Stock 305 — a streetwear boutique with full outfit looks for both characters, including items shown in Rockstar's materials like leather tops and skirts for Lucia and sweater-and-sneaker combinations for Jason.
• Electric Fang Tattoo — a Stockyard ink parlor offering over 50 signature tattoos for both protagonists, designed by the artist collective FAILE.
• One-Eyed Willie's — a Lake Leonida vehicle shop focused on off-road builds and hand-painted automotive artistry.
• Rideout Customs — a vehicle mod shop covering custom interiors, rims, and donk-style builds.

Three of the five (Sara's Unisex Salon, Stock 305, Electric Fang Tattoo) are directly about Jason and Lucia's appearance; the other two (One-Eyed Willie's, Rideout Customs) are vehicle customization rather than character customization, but Rockstar bundled all five together as the Ultimate Edition's exclusive-location package. None of these five locations, or anything sold inside them, is accessible on the Standard Edition — this isn't a discount or an early-access head start, it's content permanently locked out of the cheaper edition. For the full price breakdown and everything else the two editions include, see the Standard vs Ultimate Edition guide.

04Jason and Lucia Have Separate Wardrobes

Every confirmed customization system applies per-character: Jason and Lucia each maintain their own outfits, hairstyles, and tattoos rather than sharing a single pool of unlocked items. Trailer footage backs this up directly — Jason's confirmed options (beard styling, crop fades, military-style tattoos) and Lucia's (makeup, nails, braids and buns) don't overlap, reflecting two distinct character identities rather than one shared customization menu with a costume swap.

05What's Still Unconfirmed

• The exact number of wardrobe slots or how outfits are saved/swapped in the pause menu.
• Whether any base-game locations offer tattoos, makeup, or hair styling comparable to the Ultimate Edition shops, or whether those categories are entirely Ultimate-exclusive.
• Full store names and locations for Standard Edition clothing shopping beyond what's shown in trailers.
• Whether Ultimate Edition items unlock for both playable protagonists automatically or need to be purchased/unlocked per character in-game.

Treat any guide that states these as settled fact as speculation dressed up as confirmation — Rockstar simply hasn't published this level of detail yet.

06GTA Online's Character Creator Is a Separate, Unconfirmed System

It's worth being clear that everything above covers single-player customization for the fixed protagonists Jason and Lucia. GTA 6 ships as a single-player-only release at launch, with no confirmed release window for a GTA Online-style multiplayer mode. Past GTA Online titles used a from-scratch character creator completely separate from the story mode's protagonist wardrobe system, and there's no official confirmation yet that GTA 6's eventual online mode will work the same way — so don't assume the Ultimate Edition shops, or anything else covered here, carries over to a multiplayer character creator until Rockstar says so directly.