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What Episode Does Nami Change Outfit In One Piece?

Currently re-watching the Alabasta arc and can't recall exactly when her stylist friend Miss Goldenweek appears, marking her first major costume change.
2026-02-08 17:08:28
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Chiew William
Chiew William
I have no idea what kind of episode this would be. Nami changes clothes a lot in anime and manga, usually in story arcs. The clothes she’s wearing right after the Alabasta arc started changing around episode 92 or so. If you like a good character-based story with lots of clothes, then you should read ‘Mermaid Thighs’ (same author). It’s set in a coastal town and follows the life of a seamstress. Her magical tailoring allows her to affect the political alliances in the town, and her clothes become a major point of conflict throughout the story.
2026-08-01
Delilah
Delilah
Nami's outfits are always something fun to look at in 'One Piece', in order to show important parts of the story and Nami's personal growth. To give you an example, in the Enies Lobby arc, her outfit changes in episode 264 to a red shirt, black shorts and a bandana. This is a more tactical outfit and shows how much Nami has grown as a fighter, together with the rest of the crew.

In another change around Episode 517 of ‘One Piece’ – when the Straw Hats return to Sabaody after the timeskip – Nami’s design has changed. She now sports short hair and her clothing has become more detailed and edgy. Nami’s outfits have always reflected her love of money and her growth as a character and, in her current design, fans of the series can clearly see her growing confidence as a member of the Straw Hat crew. Her outfits have always been somewhat of a fashion show of pirate chic, and her current wardrobe is no exception.
2026-02-09
Harley Quinn
Harley Quinn
You can check which streaming service you are watching on and look up the episode titles. For the first design change, “The Town of the Beginning and the End – Arrival at Loguetown!” should be the first episode. The second major character design change for the timeskip is signaled by “A New Chapter Begins! The Straw Hats Reunite!” or an episode with a similar title around that time. The titles for the anime episodes will give you an idea of where the episode is in the storyline and typically signal a major turning point for the characters. And the new character designs for those two points are a lot easier to remember than a random number.
2026-07-30
Sonny Adela
Sonny Adela
The ‘Nami change outfit’ search is a well-known phenomenon and I imagine the One Piece wiki would have a dedicated page to answer all the questions of fans searching for this. I have no idea what they would use this for though, maybe for fan art or cosplay, or maybe people are just curious. It would be funny if one were to ask 10 fans for the moment when Nami changed her outfit the most, because every fan would probably give a different episode number. The only permanent change to her outfit was the post-timeskip one, but the rest of her outfits are part of a never-ending cycle of styles. Good luck trying to find one moment to represent her!
2026-08-02
Bill Mathis
Bill Mathis
However, costumes are also given to the other crew members in most story arcs. And of those costumes, Nami has the greatest number, and the greatest variety. The costumes she wears in Dressrosa, for example, number three. It’s therefore somewhat difficult to pinpoint a single ‘episode’. Does the questioner mean the first instance in which Nami changes from her default costume? The most popular costume change? The most recent? It would be best if the question were to be more refined. However, for the purposes of general fanspiration, the two pillars of costume change for Nami are Ep 43 and Ep 517.
2026-08-05

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