Will this outfit fit my VRChat avatar?

Updated Nov 12, 2026

Most VRChat avatars are built on a base: a body sold by one creator (Manuka, Shinano, Kipfel…) that thousands of people customize. Outfits are made to fit specific bases, the same way a phone case fits a specific phone. Before you buy, the one question that matters is: is my base on the outfit’s list?

Find your base

If you bought your avatar on BOOTH, its name is your base. If someone else built it for you, look in your Unity project for a folder named after the base, or check the avatar’s readme. Not sure? Compare your avatar with the base list.

Read the outfit’s list

Japanese listings put the supported bases right in the title or near the top:

マヌカ対応 means “supports Manuka”. 対応 (taiou) is the word to look for.
対応アバター is the list of supported avatars, often with small icons.
〇〇専用 means “only for 〇〇”.
非対応 means “not supported”.

English listings on Gumroad and Jinxxy usually say “for Rexouium” or “Supported bases: …”. If your base is listed, the outfit was rigged to your base’s body and goes on in minutes with Modular Avatar.

When your base isn’t listed

Bases have different heights, proportions and bone lengths, so an outfit made for one usually floats, stretches or clips on another. Modular Avatar connects the bones, but it can’t reshape the clothes. Your options:

Same-body bases. Some bases share one body (for example, a creator’s newer avatar on the same body as an older one). An outfit for one often fits the other, though the creator doesn’t promise it. Kisetto’s base pages point these out.
Universal items. Hair, hats, glasses and other accessories are often marked 汎用 (universal) and fit most bases with a little moving and scaling.
Refitting in Blender. Possible, but real 3D work, and some licenses don’t allow it. Check the item’s terms first.

If in doubt, ask the creator. Most are happy to tell you whether something fits.

Quest and phone players

If you want Quest or phone players to see the outfit, it needs its own Quest version, even when your base has one. See Quest vs PC avatars.

Find outfits that are listed for your body on your base’s page.