Gaming Guide

Decora Ironmouse Skin Gameplay in Fortnite (Styles and Price)

The Epic outfit carries two edit styles, a tail toggle, and a full Ironmouse cosmetic set behind it.

The Epic outfit carries two edit styles, a tail toggle, and a full Ironmouse cosmetic set behind it.

Ironmouse’s second Fortnite outfit takes a gentler approach than her stagewear. Decora Ironmouse gives the VTuber character a pajama look, with a Demon Decora alternate style and a tail toggle. Its brief in-game description reads: “The demon queen has clocked out. Once the broadcast is over, it’s time for sleepwear.”

Quick answer: Decora Ironmouse is an Epic outfit from the Ironmouse set with two styles, Decora Ironmouse and Demon Decora, a tail on/off toggle, and a 3,400 V-Bucks Item Shop listing.


Decora Ironmouse styles and tail toggle

Both styles live under a single outfit entry, so you are not buying them separately. Open the Locker, pick the outfit under CHARACTER, then hit Edit Style to see two rows: Outfit Style and Tail.

OptionChoicesWhere
Outfit StyleDecora Ironmouse, Demon DecoraEdit Style menu
TailON, OFFEdit Style menu

The default Decora Ironmouse style is the pastel pajama look, and it reads clearly at range even on busy maps. Dropping in with the tail switched off gives a tighter silhouette, which is what shows up on the character card in a Solo Reload drop.

Solo Reload match drop00:30Solo Reload match drop
The default style with the tail turned off, gliding into a Solo Reload match. Shown at 00:30 in Jaycob’s video. Image: Epic Games

Demon Decora is the darker variant of the same outfit, and it pairs naturally with the Ironmouse Worm back bling rather than the pink Bubi.

Match 3: Demon Decora Style Drop11:15Match 3: Demon Decora Style Drop
The Demon Decora style with the Ironmouse Worm back bling, landing at Lazy Laps. Shown at 11:15 in VALtheVAL’s video. Image: Epic Games

Item Shop listing details

The outfit arrived with Chapter 7 Season 4 and sits in the Ironmouse set alongside the standard Ironmouse outfit. Here is how the cosmetic is catalogued in-game.

FieldValue
RarityEpic
TypeOutfit
SetIronmouse
Price3,400 V-Bucks
Introduced inChapter 7, Season 4
Cosmetic IDCharacter_FeelUnionMoo

The Ironmouse cosmetics went live in the Item Shop on September 18, 2026, and the shop history for Decora Ironmouse currently logs a single appearance, dated September 19, 2026. Individual pieces can be bought on their own rather than only as part of the bundle.

Epic ran an Ironmouse Cup ahead of the shop release, giving top finishers a route to the cosmetics without spending V-Bucks. No further cup date has been confirmed.


What the Ironmouse bundle includes

Decora Ironmouse is one of the bundle’s two outfits. The collection also includes back blings, pickaxes, emotes, a wrap, an instrument, jam tracks, and a loading screen.

CategoryItems
OutfitsIronmouse, Decora Ironmouse
Back BlingsBubi, Ironmouse Worm
PickaxesIronmouse’s Blade of Love, Ironmouse’s Bubi Mic
EmotesHell Again, Cry For Me
WrapMouse Mode
ExtrasInstrument, jam tracks, loading screen

Both emotes are dances with their own particle effects, and the Headstones item appears alongside the Ironmouse loading screen in the Locker preview.

Locker Showcase: Back Blings, Pickaxe, Emotes, Wrap, Loading Screen01:03Locker Showcase: Back Blings, Pickaxe, Emotes, Wrap, Loading Screen
The Locker preview running through the Bubi and Ironmouse Worm back blings, Blade of Love pickaxe, emotes, and the Mouse Mode wrap. Shown at 01:03 in VALtheVAL’s video. Image: Epic Games

How the skin holds up in matches

The pastel palette is bright, which matters more than usual here. In Solo Reload builds on the cartoon-styled Springfield map, the outfit stands out against wooden walls and open fields, so there is little camouflage value to it. That cuts both ways in build fights, where you are already announcing your position with ramps and cones anyway.

Launch pad rotations show off the model’s full silhouette, tail included, as the character arcs across the map toward a commercial zone.

Mid-game launch pad repositioning04:19Mid-game launch pad repositioning
A mid-game launch pad rotation toward the commercial zone. Shown at 04:19 in Jaycob’s video. Image: Epic Games

Late-game tower fights are where the bright colors are most noticeable. Moving through multi-level brick and wood structures, the outfit reads clearly through editing windows and gaps, which is worth knowing if you like holding high ground into the final circles.

Structure defense in late zone08:46Structure defense in late zone
Defending a multi-level build in the late zone. Shown at 08:46 in Jaycob’s video. Image: Epic Games

In Blitz Royale, the outfit turns up in tighter neighborhood fights around Retail Row, including supply drop grabs and close-quarters trades with the Mega Buster. Zero Build-style scrambles suit the design better, since there is no wall spam to hide the model behind.

Match 2: Supply Drop & Mega Buster Action08:51Match 2: Supply Drop & Mega Buster Action
A supply drop Mega Buster pickup during a Blitz Royale run through the neighborhood. Shown at 08:51 in VALtheVAL’s video. Image: Epic Games

Confirming the outfit is in your Locker

Open the Locker from the lobby and select the CHARACTER slot. Decora Ironmouse appears as its own entry, separate from the base Ironmouse outfit.
Choose Edit Style. You should see the Outfit Style row listing Decora Ironmouse and Demon Decora, with a rotating preview render for each.
Check the Tail row for ON and OFF. If both rows are selectable, the purchase went through and every variant is unlocked. Your choice carries into the match, and the style name shows on the drop card when you glide in.

One last practical point: the style and tail settings save per Locker preset, so you can keep the pastel version on one loadout and Demon Decora with the Ironmouse Worm back bling on another without re-editing before every match.