Roy's Locker: Expedition Jumpsuit

Outfit your next expedition with a design inspired by Micheala Roriston's Dobie Gellar stories and her vision of Constellation's original explorers.

A fitted expedition outfit with male and female versions, a quilted leather yoke, stand collar, and a proper belt finished with a polished steel buckle.

AI ASSISTED, HUMAN DRIVEN

The original concept, design, and reference images came from Micheala Roriston. AI tools helped adapt her design to Bethesda's existing in-game clothing under my direction. I personally tested every skin in game. If AI-assisted Creations aren't your thing, no hard feelings.

CUSTOMIZATION

Choose from 21 skins at a Spacesuit Workbench for 1 Cosmetic each:

Classic, Constellation, and Explorer's Eye.
Seven colors, each available in Accent and Full versions: Pink, Purple, Orange, Brown, Navy, Teal, and Yellow.
Four faction designs: Freestar Ranger, UC SysDef, Vanguard, and Red Devils.

The selected skin determines the buckle engraving and the outfit's name.

Additional customization includes 12 linings and 3 weaves: Civilian, Reinforced, and Hazmat.

GETTING IT IN GAME

Four outfits are waiting on the Lodge storeroom shelves.

Craft more at an Industrial Workbench under Manufactured. Each outfit costs 4 Fiber, 2 Adhesive, and 1 Sealant.

The outfit can also appear occasionally in vendor stock at shops including Jemison Mercantile, UC Surplus, EIT Clothiers, and Shepherd's.

REQUIREMENTS AND COMPATIBILITY

Requires only the Starfield base game. No DLC, script extender, or other mods are required.

Packaged as a small master plugin, with no vanilla record overrides.

Two small startup scripts handle distribution. One adds the outfit to clothing vendors' stock once, without resetting their existing lists. The other places four outfits on the Lodge storeroom shelves without editing the Lodge cell.

Built on Starfield's own base-game jumpsuit and belt meshes. Faction patches and buckle emblems use Starfield's own artwork.

PLATFORM VERSIONS

PlayStation 5 and Xbox versions use lighter textures for a smaller download. The PC version retains full-resolution textures.