VRChat avatar bases with the most outfits

Updated Nov 12, 2026

When you pick a base, you're also picking every outfit you'll ever be able to wear without Blender. Outfits are made for specific bases (why), so a popular base with hundreds of outfits gives you far more choice than a new one with ten.

This list counts the items Kisetto knows are made for each base: items sold on Kisetto plus the most popular items on BOOTH, Gumroad and Jinxxy that list the base by name. It's updated every week. Small and new shops aren't all included, so the real numbers are higher; use it to compare bases, not as a full count.

How to read this

• Items: outfits, hair, accessories, shoes and textures made for the base. "Other" is accessories, shoes and textures.
• Quest: whether the base's store page lists a Quest version. "Check" means it doesn't say; look at the listing. See Quest vs PC.
• Polygons: from the store page. Over 70,000 triangles makes an avatar Very Poor on PC by that stat alone. That's common for detailed Japanese bases and fine on PC; see performance ranks.
• Price: the base's lowest price on its store, before any options.

Choosing a base

• Want the most choice? Start at the top. Manuka and Shinano have outfits for almost any style.
• Friends on Quest? Pick a base with a Quest version, and check the outfits you want have one too.
• Same body, more choice. Some bases share a body, so outfits for one often fit the other. Each base's page shows these.

Already have a base? Read the Japanese words on listings, then put your first outfit on.