Costume room
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| Costume room | |
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| Release date | 18 October 2006 (Update) |
| Level | 42 
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| Room cost | 50,000 coins |
| Doors | 1 |
| Hotspots | 6 |
| Completion level | 99
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| Completion cost | 1,300,659 coins |
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A costume room is found in a player-owned house, and is used to store treasure trail rewards, random event items, some types of armour, capes, and non-tradeable holiday drops.
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Preview[edit | edit source]
Requiring level 42 Construction and 50,000 gold to build, the costume room exists to store armour sets and some clothes, instead of having the items take up space in their banks. The bank rework taster provided players with the ability to access the costume room via the banking interface. If a bank PIN has been set, all furniture requires the PIN to be able to view, add, or remove items. Only the owner of the house may add or remove items from the costume room, though visitors may view the collections. A costume room has one door, and one costume room may be built in a player-owned house.
Removing the costume room, or pieces of furniture in it, can be done while there are still items stored in them. Those items will not be lost, but you will not be able to access them until you build a new room and the relevant furniture is present. This includes access via the bank interface. If you wish to re-locate your costume room to another location in your home, you may do so by simply trying to build another costume room (in the location you wish for it to be moved). You will be prompted with a message asking if you would like to move your current costume room to that location. It will charge you the original cost of a costume room to re-locate it.
All items can be made as a flatpack. Thus, a better piece of storage furniture that requires a Construction level greater than the player's level to build can be bought from the Grand Exchange or from other players. Players can then build (install) the flatpack version of the furniture in their house even though they do not have the required level needed to create the furniture from raw materials.
Treasure chest[edit | edit source]
Treasure chests are used to store Treasure trail rewards, either bought or discovered by players themselves. However only certain rewards may be stored, and in most cases, a complete set is required.
Image Type Level Materials required Details Flatpack GE price 
Oak treasure chest 48 2 oak planks Rewards* from Low-level trails 17 coins (update) 
Teak treasure chest 66 2 teak planks Rewards* from Low- and Mid-level trails 81 coins (update) 
Mahogany treasure chest 84 2 mahogany planks All rewards* for Treasure trails 235 coins (update) For a list of all storable rewards, see Treasure chest (Construction) .
Armour case[edit | edit source]
Armour cases can be used to store certain armours, provided that a complete set has been obtained.
Image Type Level Materials required Details Flatpack GE price 
Oak armour case 46 3 oak planks 2 sets of armour 16 coins (update) 
Teak armour case 64 3 teak planks 4 sets of armour 25 coins (update) 
Mahogany armour case 82 3 mahogany planks All armours of this type 446 coins (update)
Magic wardrobe[edit | edit source]
Magic wardrobes can be used to store certain magic armours, provided that a complete set has been obtained.
Image Type Level Materials required Details Flatpack GE Price 
Oak magic wardrobe 42 4 oak planks 1 set of armour 50 coins (update) 
Carved oak magic wardrobe 51 6 oak planks 2 sets of armour 20 coins (update) 
Teak magic wardrobe 60 4 teak planks 3 sets of armour 20 coins (update) 
Carved teak magic wardrobe 69 6 teak planks 4 sets of armour 59 coins (update) 
Mahogany magic wardrobe 78 4 mahogany planks 5 sets of armour 331 coins (update) 
Gilded magic wardrobe 87 4 mahogany planks, 1 gold leaf 6 sets of armour 19,925 coins (update) 
Marble magic wardrobe 96 1 marble block All armours of this type 131,481 coins (update)
Cape rack[edit | edit source]
Cape racks can be used to hang capes, including Capes of Accomplishment and Capes of Distinction. Both the cape and the hood section must be hung on the rack.
When examined, it says: A cape rack for you to hang your capes on.
Image Type Level Materials required Details Flatpack GE Price 
Oak cape rack 54 4 oak planks All capes, except Capes of Accomplishment 21 coins (update) 
Teak cape rack 63 4 teak planks All capes, plus one Cape of Accomplishment 29 coins (update) 
Mahogany cape rack 72 4 mahogany planks All capes, plus five Capes of Accomplishment 280 coins (update) 
Gilded cape rack 81 4 mahogany planks, 1 gold leaf All capes, plus ten Capes of Accomplishment 99,333 coins (update) 
Marble cape rack 90 1 marble block All capes 250,119 coins (update) 
Magical cape rack 99 1 magic stone All capes 946,873 coins (update)
Toy box[edit | edit source]
Toy boxes are used to store Holiday rewards. These are usually obtained during festivities such as Christmas, Easter and Halloween. However, certain tradeable items such as partyhats cannot be stored in these toy boxes.
Image Type Level Materials required Flatpack GE price 
Oak toy box 50 2 oak planks 17 coins (update) 
Teak toy box 68 2 teak planks 29 coins (update) 
Mahogany toy box 86 2 mahogany planks 247 coins (update) There is no known distinction between the toy boxes.
All toys can be stored in any of the boxes.
Costume box[edit | edit source]
Costume boxes (or Fancy dress boxes) are used to store various cosmetic outfits including rewards from certain random events and certain quest items. However, to store these costumes and fancy dresses, a complete set needs to be obtained. Random event sets are obtained by completing the random events several times or by buying them in the fancy dress shop in Varrock.
Image Type Level Materials required Details Flatpack GE price 
Oak costume box 44 2 oak planks Stores 2 types of costumes 24 coins (update) 
Teak costume box 62 2 teak planks Stores 4 types of costumes 50 coins (update) 
Mahogany fancy dress box 80 2 mahogany planks Stores all types of costumes 380 coins (update)
Complete costume room[edit | edit source]
To build all the highest-level pieces of furniture will take 9 mahogany planks, 1 marble block and 1 magic stone. This has a total cost of 1,300,659 coins.
Update history[edit | edit source]
- ninja 14 December 2020 (Update):
- A new right-click/long press option has been added to the item slots in the Costume room interface, which allows you to deposit or withdraw all items in a set at the same time.
- ninja 17 June 2019 (Update):
- POH storage units in the costume room now display a gold border on sets that you are holding the required items to deposit into.
- ninja 1 April 2019 (Update):
- Orokami masks can now be stored in the POH costume room's fancy dress box.
- patch 11 January 2016 (Update):
- Players without membership can now reclaim their herald cape from any city herald if it is stored in their costume room in a player-owned house.
- patch 28 September 2015 (Update):
- The Darkmeyer and Drakan outfits can now both be stored in the Costume Room without issues.
- patch 15 June 2015 (Update):
- Players can now remove and upgrade their Player-Owned House costume room furniture without having to empty them out first.
- ninja 18 May 2015 (Update):
- The player-owned house costume room has been updated with even more items! Some of the items added include golden warpriest, Barbarian Assault armour, superior Ports armours, Treasure Trail god bows, Ava's Accumulator, and many more.
- ninja 5 May 2015 (Update):
- Graphically updated the interfaces used in the Player-owned House costume room.
- Added the ghost hunter armour set to the armour case in the Player-owned House costume room.
- patch 29 May 2012 (Update):
- The checks for placing a loyalty outfit inside a POH costume room no longer gets confused if you already have a full fancy dress box.
- patch 26 July 2011 (Update):
- It is no longer possible to move a costume room on top of itself, causing it to float.
- patch 1 December 2010 (Update):
- It is now possible to withdraw the Herblore Habitat witchdoctor gear from a POH costume room.
- patch 6 October 2010 (Update):
- Eradicated various graphical bugs, particularly clipping, in player-owned houses, particularly in the costume room, chapel and study.
- patch 7 September 2010 (Update):
- Costume room interface adjusted slightly to use its space more effectively.
- patch 7 October 2009 (Update):
- You can now store Mobilising Armies clothing in your POH.
- patch 18 August 2009 (Update):
- Stopped a game crash occurring when occasionally browsing your costume room.
- Your cape rack is now smarter at recognising objects.
- Stopped toy boxes misplacing marionettes.
- patch 8 April 2009 (Update):
- Dagon'hai robes and elite black armour can now be added to the costume room in your house.
- patch 17 March 2009 (Update):
- You should be able to store the Hallowe'en warlock outfit in your player-owned house. The costume room code was also reworked slightly.
- update 26 June 2007 (Update):
- We've fixed the bug with POH costume rooms that was letting players store Wizard boots (t) in oak treasure chests even though they couldn't be taken out again. The boots are meant to be stored only in teak or mahogany treasure chests.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
Many players used to utilize the costume room as a "hack-insurance" - something to fall back on if their account was hijacked temporarily and their items stolen. Assuming that the interlopers did not check the costume room (and the Miscellania and Etceteria kingdom management treasury), the player may have had something to fall back on even after their bank was emptied. However, after the bank rework taster the costume room is accessible from the banking interface.
