Gakuran Cosmetics: Accessory Slots, Uniforms & Finishers
What are the cosmetics in Gakuran and where does each one go? This page covers every cosmetic slot the Official Board publishes — head, face, neck, arm, waist, and back — plus uniforms, hair, finishers, skate decks, nameplates, and accessory adjust controls, with each slot's published reference images.
What counts as a cosmetic in Gakuran
Gakuran's Official Board keeps every appearance item on one Cosmetics list, grouped by the slot the item occupies. Six of those groups are wearable accessory slots — Head, Face,Neck, Arm, Waist, andBack — and each is published twice, once as a male card and once as a female card, because the available pool follows the character's gender.
The same list also carries items that are not slot accessories:Uniforms (rolled by rarity), hair,finishers, skate decks,nameplates, and the Accessory Adjustscontrol. This hub republishes the cards whose only content is a reference gallery, and links the ones that already have a dedicated page.
Nothing on this page is a drop-rate table or a purchase list. The board publishes the images and, for a few items, the rarity; where it publishes asset IDs (hair and face accessories) those live on their own lookups.
How cosmetic slots and previews work
Every slot section below has the same shape: one paragraph on what the slot is for, then the male and female collages as the board publishes them. The images are reference art — a collage of the current pool rather than individual catalogue entries — so you cannot copy an asset ID or a price from most of them.
Once an item is equipped, Accessory Adjustschanges its position, size, and rotation. Uniforms, hair, and face accessories are handled outside this hub: the Uniforms Guide Page carries the full uniform gallery, the Hair ID lookup and Face Accessories page carry the verified asset IDs, and the Faces catalog covers rollable faces, which are a different pool from face accessories.
Head accessories
The head slot holds hats, glasses, masks, and other headwear. The Official Board publishes a male and a female collage of the current head accessories — treat the images as a style reference, because the board does not list item names, prices, or asset IDs for this slot.
Head — male
Source cardHead — female
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Face accessories
The face slot covers accessories worn over the face. Those items need per-asset Roblox previews and copy-ID controls, so the verified list lives on its own lookup instead of being duplicated here. Rollable faces are a separate pool from face accessories.
Neck accessories
The neck slot covers necklaces, chains, ties, and similar neckwear. As with the other slots, the board publishes only the male and female collages, so the gallery below is the complete published reference.
Neck — male
Source cardNeck — female
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Arm accessories
The arm slot covers wristwear, armbands, and hand-held accessories. The male and female pools are published separately on the board; both collages appear in this section.
Arm — male
Source cardArm — female
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Waist accessories
The waist slot covers belts, chains, and other waist-worn items. Compare the male and female collages to see what the current board publishes for each pool.
Waist — male
Source cardWaist — female
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Back accessories
The back slot holds back-mounted items. The board publishes one shared collage for both genders in this slot.
Back — both genders
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Uniforms
Uniforms are the school outfits the character wears, rolled by rarity from Common up to the secret 0.1% sets. That gallery already has its own page with the full male and female lists, so this hub links it rather than copying it.
Hair
Hairstyles are rolled per ethnicity and gender as verified Roblox assets. Because each entry needs a preview and a copyable asset ID, the lookup lives on the Hair ID page.
Finishers
A finisher is the animation that plays on a knockout. Each one has its own published rarity, and the board lists the current set with a clip per finisher.
Finishers
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Skate decks
Skate decks are the deck skins rolled for skating: 95% Common and 5% Unique on the current board. The gallery below shows every published deck by rarity; how to get a skateboard is a separate guide.
Skate Decks
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Nameplates (Year Colors)
Nameplates show the character's last name in Japanese — kanji for known surnames, katakana otherwise — and the outline color marks the school year: blue for first year, purple for second, yellow for third, black for the principal. The board states nameplates have no effect on gameplay.
Nameplates (Year Colors)
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Accessory Adjusts
Accessory Adjusts is the in-game control for changing an equipped accessory's position, size, and rotation, so a slot item can be fitted to the character.
Accessory Adjusts
Source cardGalleries are the Official Board's own reference images. A preview does not promise that an item can be rolled, bought, or equipped in Gakuran.
Where these cosmetics come from
Every section above is republished from the open cards on the official Gakuran Trello board ↗ Cosmetics list, plus the two cosmetic cards on its Information list (Nameplates and Accessory Adjusts). The board is the authority: when a patch adds an item or a slot card changes, this page is regenerated from the next sync, and a new Cosmetics card fails the build until it is documented here.
The per-card Guide Pages are still online, but they duplicate these galleries, so they stay out of search results and point back to /cosmetics.
Related Guide Pages
Frequently Asked Questions
- What counts as a cosmetic in Gakuran?
- Cosmetics are the appearance items the Official Board groups under its Cosmetics list: accessories for the head, face, neck, arm, waist, and back slots, plus uniforms, hairstyles, finishers, skate decks, and nameplates. Accessory Adjusts is the control that repositions an equipped accessory.
- How do cosmetic slots work in Gakuran?
- The board splits every accessory slot into a male and a female card, so the available pool depends on the character's gender. Each slot's section below shows the published reference images for both pools, and Accessory Adjusts lets you change an equipped item's position, size, and rotation.
- Where do I find cosmetic asset IDs in Gakuran?
- Roblox asset IDs are published for hairstyles and face accessories: open the Hair ID lookup or the Face Accessories page, filter by gender and ethnicity, then copy the ID. The board does not publish asset IDs for the other accessory slots, so those sections stay image references.
- Are the cosmetic preview images a guarantee I can get the item?
- No. The images are the Official Board's own reference collages. They show what exists, not that an item can be rolled, purchased, or equipped in Gakuran, and the board does not publish drop rates for most accessory slots.
- Do nameplates or accessories change gameplay in Gakuran?
- The board states nameplates have no effect on gameplay: they show your last name in Japanese and the outline color marks your school year. It does not publish combat effects for the accessory slots, so treat them as appearance items.




















































































