Pet Wardrobe

The Pet Wardrobe is Boa's fitting room, where your MiroPets wear real accessory items — hats, scarves, necklaces, outfits and more. A dressed pet shows its new look everywhere its portrait appears: your pets page, your profile, the sidebar, games, dens, and chat.

Getting accessories

Accessories are regular items with the Wardrobe Item tag. They rotate through the MiroShops:

• Odds & Ends Outlet — common accessories (2,000 MPC)
• RARE Finds — rare accessories (7,500 MPC)
• EPIC Only — epic accessories (27,500 MPC)
• Boa's Boutique — Boa's own rack, where every rarity turns up
• Boa's Costume Rack — inside Boa's Boutique: twenty costumes. The ten Halloween ones leave after October 31st; the other ten stay.

Recent arrivals: the MiroPets Ball Cap (7,500 MPC), the Speedster Shades (7,500 MPC), and the Clawdia Tee (27,500 MPC) — an arcade fan shirt with Clawdia and the grabber claw printed across the chest, and Ace’s Varsity Jacket (27,500 MPC) — the purple-and-gold letterman jacket Ace wears around the Games Center, controller patch and all.

Added in early September 2026, with a piece for every spot except the head: the Patchwork Raincoat, Festival Flower Collar and Cloudstep Slippers (2,000 MPC each); the Detective Monocle, Potion Bottle Necklace, Tiny Greenhouse Backpack, Quarry Stomper Boots and Quarry Crew Safety Vest (7,500 MPC each — the last two are Rockslide Quarry crew gear, pebbles included); and the epic Starlight Masquerade Mask and Hero’s Adventure Cape (27,500 MPC each). Two neck pieces are never sold at all: the Opal Feather Necklace and the Obsidian Talon Necklace are the level-40 prizes of the Griffin Trials, one from each patron. Climb a ladder again and level 40 pays a Head piece instead: the Opal Feather Circlet or the Obsidian Talon Circlet. The mask keeps your pet's own eyes showing through its openings, and the cape streams out behind without covering a single marking.

Added in mid-September 2026: ten pieces, each one a nod to a corner of MiroPets that had no outfit of its own. For 2,000 MPC each: the Reef Diver Snorkel Mask (Aquarium), the Safari Photographer’s Vest (Snapshot Safari), the Lane Legend Bowling Shoes (Pin Pals Bowling) and the Little Scholar’s Book Satchel (School and Reading Nook) — the first common back piece. For 7,500 MPC each: the MiroPets Golf Cap (Putt Pals Mini Golf), the Cannoneer’s Eyepatch (Cannonball Clash — over one eye, the other stays on the enemy fleet), the Gem Miner’s Headlamp (Gem Mine), the Snake Royale Racing Jersey (Snake Royale) and the Trailbound Expedition Rucksack (Expeditions). And for 27,500 MPC, the epic Arena Champion’s Gauntlets (Pet Arena) — the first epic for the paws, worn on the front paws with a glowing ruby in each knuckle plate.

Added in late September 2026: five shirts for the Body spot. For 2,000 MPC each: the Harvest Festival Flannel — rust plaid, rolled sleeves and a pumpkin on the pocket, for the Pet Park's Harvest Festival and the Garden — and the Coral Reef Rash Guard, a teal-to-coral swim shirt with a school of tiny fish round the hem (Aquarium). For 7,500 MPC each: the Parcel Bluff Depot Polo, the depot crew's mustard courier shirt with a FRAGILE-style hazard stripe (Parcel Bluff), and the Moonlit Alley Raccoon Hoodie, with raccoon ears on the hood and ringed-tail stripes on the sleeves, for fans of the new raccoons. And for 27,500 MPC, the epic Jack-o’-Lantern Glow Sweater — MiroPets' first Halloween piece, a pumpkin-orange knit whose carved grin glows candle-yellow, with little bats round the cuffs.

One Body piece is never sold: Atlas's Trail Guide Jacket, Atlas's forest-green jacket with a mustard neckerchief knotted through a gold ring. It is the weekly prize in Hide & Seek: find 15 hiding mascots in one week to win it (once per player).

Newest on the rack (October 2026): for 2,000 MPC, the Searching for Gems Tee — a sandy dig-site shirt with the Treasure Dig pickaxe and a shovel crossed behind a sparkling gem. And for 27,500 MPC, the epic Griffin Trials Feather Cape for the Back spot: midnight teal with a mantle of griffin feathers, opal on one shoulder and obsidian on the other, for fans of both Griffin Trials ladders.

You can also get them from other players through trades, auctions, and player shops. A few special accessories are not sold in any shop at all — keep your eyes open. The Park Regular Tee is one of them: a pet earns it on its 100th visit to the Pet Park, and every pet earns its own. The VIP Members’ Tee is another: a gold shirt with the VIP shield on the chest, given once to every VIP member when they join (the free trial and gifted months count). Accessories in your backpack show a Wardrobe Item button that brings you here with that accessory highlighted; they can't be "used" like food or potions.

Visiting the Wardrobe for the first time also earns you a welcome gift from Boa: a free Starter Bandana, so you can try dressing a pet before buying anything.

Dressing a pet

The first accessory you give a pet each day also earns that pet 10 XP.

1. Pick a pet in the Wardrobe (babies and adults only — eggs can't wear accessories).
2. Give it an accessory from your inventory. This moves the item into that pet's own wardrobe — each pet builds its own collection, and any piece can be returned to your backpack later, free. Copies listed in your shop are not shown in the Wardrobe. Unlist one from My Shop first if you want a pet to wear it.
3. Try it on. The first time a pet of that species and stage wears an accessory, Boa hand-fits it into a brand-new portrait. That takes a minute or two in the background — keep playing anywhere on the site, and Boa sends you a message the moment your pet is dressed. Once a fit exists, trying it on again is instant.

Layers and spots

A pet can wear up to 6 pieces at once — one for each spot: head, face, body, neck, paws and back. Paws pieces go on the paws — slippers and boots on every visible foot (a four-legged pet wears four), mittens and gloves on the front paws — face pieces (goggles, a monocle, a mask) sit on the eyes, and back pieces (backpacks, wings, a cape) strap on behind the shoulders. The slot rail under the preview shows what is on each spot. Trying on a piece for a spot that is already taken swaps it in (a new hat replaces the old hat; the scarf stays). Tap a piece on the slot rail to take just that one off, or Take Everything Off for the plain look — pieces in a pet's wardrobe are never lost.

Each extra layer is fitted on top of the look Boa already made, so adding one more piece is usually a single fitting. Taking a piece out of the middle of a layered look shows the closest finished version right away and Boa re-fits the rest in the background (that re-fit counts as a fitting). Needs Improved redoes the whole look.

Changed your mind about a piece? Return it to your backpack from the pet's wardrobe — it's free and always available. Back in your backpack the accessory is a normal item again: sell it, trade it, or give it to a different pet.

Costumes

A costume is one outfit that dresses several spots at once: a ghost sheet over the whole pet, a pumpkin suit with a stem cap, a witch's hat and cloak. Boa fits the whole costume in one go, so trying one on uses a single fitting. Your pet's own eyes always show through it.

• Each costume covers certain spots. Putting it on takes off whatever your pet wears on those spots (the pieces stay in the pet's wardrobe).
• The spots a costume leaves free still take your other pieces, so a hat on the Bedsheet Ghost Costume works. Boa always puts the costume on first and layers the rest on top.
• Trying on a piece for a covered spot takes the costume off.
• A costume counts as one of your pet's 6 pieces. On the slot rail it shows as Costume, and the spots it covers are marked.

The ten Halloween costumes, sold only at Boa's Costume Rack in Boa's Boutique until October 31st:

• Bedsheet Ghost Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the face, body, neck, back and paws; the head stays free.
• Candy Corn Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head and body; the face, neck, paws and back stay free.
• Cardboard Robot Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head and body; the face, neck, paws and back stay free.
• Patchwork Scarecrow Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head, body and neck; the face, paws and back stay free.
• Skeleton Suit Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head, body and paws; the face, neck and back stay free.
• Jack-o’-Lantern Pumpkin Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and neck; the face, paws and back stay free.
• Mummy Wraps Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body, neck and paws; the face and back stay free.
• Vampire Count Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the body, neck and back; the head, face and paws stay free.
• Werewolf Hoodie Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and paws; the face, neck and back stay free.
• Witch’s Coven Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and back; the face, neck and paws stay free.

From Sunday, October 25th to Saturday, October 31st, Best Dressed is a Costume Contest: pets wearing any costume from Boa's Costume Rack can enter, including both Halloween and year-round costumes, and the prizes are doubled.

Ten more costumes are on the same rack with no end date, so they stay after Halloween:

• Bitey’s Chef Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head and body; the face, neck, paws and back stay free.
• Gingerbread Cookie Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the body and paws; the head, face, neck and back stay free.
• Holiday Elf Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head, body and paws; the face, neck and back stay free.
• Reindeer Onesie Costume (7,500 MPC) covers the head, body and neck; the face, paws and back stay free.
• Astronaut Suit Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, face, body, back and paws; the neck stays free.
• Griffin Rider Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and back; the face, neck and paws stay free.
• Pirate Captain Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and back; the face, neck and paws stay free.
• Roast Turkey Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the body and back; the head, face, neck and paws stay free.
• Shark Onesie Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head and body; the face, neck, paws and back stay free.
• Snowman Costume (27,500 MPC) covers the head, body and neck; the face, paws and back stay free.

The rack restocks every hour with 3 of each costume. Costumes you buy keep working after Halloween; you can trade them, sell them, or put them on any pet any time.

The daily fitting allowance

Boa can only sew so much in a day. Each player gets 15 brand-new fittings a day (the count resets at midnight MPT), and the Wardrobe page shows Your Fittings Left Today at the top. A fitting is used whenever Boa has to draw a look that doesn't exist yet: a piece your pet's species and stage has never worn, a new layer on top of an existing look, the re-fit after taking a piece out of the middle of a layered look, or a Needs Improved redo. The counter also holds a place for any fitting still waiting in Boa's queue. Trying on a look Boa has already fitted is instant and never counts.

Once your fittings are used up, the Wardrobe says so and Boa won't take a new fitting or a redo until the reset — nothing is queued for tomorrow, so just come back after midnight MPT. Already-fitted looks still go on instantly.

The whole community also shares a real allowance of Boa's time. On a very busy day she can be fully booked; the Wardrobe says so, new fittings wait for first thing tomorrow, and you still get her message when yours is done.

Something look off?

Boa fits every accessory by hand, but a stitch slips now and then — a hat floating above the ears, colors that don't match the item. If a portrait doesn't look right, press Needs Improved on the dressed pet and tell Boa what's wrong (a short note helps her get it right). She'll redo the fitting and message you when the new look is ready.

A few house rules: each player can send 3 redo requests a day, and once the same fitting has been redone twice in one day Boa sets it aside for a careful look rather than rushing a third attempt.

Best Dressed — the weekly contest

Best Dressed is its own weekly game at /games/best-dressed: a fresh runway every week, 3 paid votes a day, and coin prizes plus wearable trophies (the Best Dressed Crown and Runway Rosette — never sold, only won) for the most-voted looks.

• Enter from here or from the contest page: with a pet selected and an accessory on, press Feature in Best Dressed. The entry is a snapshot of the look at that moment — press Update photo to refresh it. Up to 3 of your pets can be on the runway each week; the button shows how many slots you have used.
• The contest resets every Sunday at midnight (MPT); entries and votes clear with it, so re-enter your pet each week.
• Voting, the daily voting rewards, the weekly prizes, and the champion's spotlight all live on the contest page — see Best Dressed for the full rules.

Good to know

• Using a transformation vial on a dressed pet takes everything off - every fitted look was made for the old color form. The pieces stay in the pet's wardrobe; put them back on to dress the new form.

• Accessory art is tailored per species and stage — a hat fits a Bunnyblu differently than a Goldelph, and a baby differently than an adult.
• If a pet grows from baby to adult, its accessories stay in its wardrobe; the next try-on gets a fresh adult fitting.
• Themed pets that already wear something in the same spot (a crown, for example) take it off while wearing your accessory in its place.
• Trading away or selling your last copy of an accessory doesn't undress pets that already have it in their wardrobes.