Show up and show out against the monsters with the latest spring/summer 24 line of Lethal Company suits, approved by the Company and adored by you.
If you think these suits grant you superpowers, aiding you in the fight against the Old Birds or camouflaging you against the tall trees in a desperate bid to avoid the Forest Keeper with your life intact, you’ll be sorely mistaken. Here is everything you need to know about Lethal Company suits.
What do suits do in Lethal Company?
Lethal Company suits hold no function other than to make you look good. Forget the default Decoy Suit—that’s a thing of the past. Show up in your latest Pajama Suits, sleep on the job, and force your friends to risk their lives and hit quota. While the suits have no real effect outside of getting a laugh before you meet your demise, they can cost a small fortune just to obtain one of these bad boys for yourself.
When you purchase a suit, it’s only available during your current run. If you purchase a suit and then lose the game (when you’re fired from the Company and out of your ship), you’ll have to purchase the suit again if you’d like to have it in your next game.
All suits in Lethal Company
Though the default suits really emphasize the player’s position in this corporate world, where their life and death are only assets to the Company, having the option of changing them is great. The suits available in Lethal Company are as follows:
- Hazard Suit (Yellow)
- Green Suit (Green)
- Pajama Suit (Blue)
- Purple Suit
- Bee Suit
- Bunny Suit
While the various suits cost a pretty penny and don’t actually protect you from the dangers in Lethal Company, they’re useful in one regard. Having you and your crewmates have designated colors can make it easier to know who is who when you’re navigating the dark and eerie facilities on each of the game’s moons. It could even help you know when someone (or something) is or isn’t one of your crewmates.
How much do suits cost in Lethal Company?
Lethal Company can offer you different items based on when you’re accessing the store. This is also true for the suits, which can change each time you start working toward a new quota.
Suits are especially useless for solo players like myself. Mirrors don’t exist in this world, so the most fun you can get out of your new suit is pointing dramatically at a Masked Mimic as it tries to embrace you.
| Suit | Added in version | Cost |
|---|---|---|
| Green Suit | v40 | 60 Credits |
| Hazard Suit | v40 | 90 Credits |
| Pajama Suit | v40 | 900 Credits |
| Purple Suit | v47 | 70 Credits |
| Bee Suit | v50 | 110 Credits |
| Bunny Suit | v50 | 200 Credits |
Unfortunately, the suits are available at entirely random times. Sometimes, you’ll start the game able to acquire the Pajama Suit, and sometimes you won’t see the Pajama Suit appear in the store for a few quotas.
As we can see, the Hazard and Green Suits are relatively cheap, and you can pick them up if you have spare scratch. But don’t consider the Pajama Suit unless you’ve racked up thousands of extra credits and have nothing better to spend them on. Paying 900 credits for a suit that does next to nothing is not worth the trouble, though you are free to spend (or waste) your hard-earned cash however you wish.
Best mod for suits in Lethal Company
More Suits
Where the developers fail, modders come in, and the same rings true for the suits in Lethal Company. The More Suits mod adds precisely what it says: more suits to enhance the variety of available skins for the player character. You can download the mod from the Thunderstore website and follow the instructions. Just make sure you first follow our BepInEx installation guide to ensure maximum mod compatibility.
