Clover Time Outfits and Accessories: Stats and How to Get Each One

In Clover Time, equipping an outfit or accessory immediately changes your appearance and boosts combat stats. The outfit uses the full-body slot; four separate accessory slots are named Head and Face, then Shoulder and Back. Wear a coordinated set or combine pieces to adjust your Health and Stamina spread. The Beta Release includes 15 outfits and 5 accessories.

Quick answer: Most outfits are fixed-rate drops from enemies or bosses associated with their theme. Craft Iron Armor and the Iron Helmet at the Craft Point; the Asta Outfit, Soul Fighter Dress, and Black Bulls mantles require premium access.

All Clover Time outfits, stats, and sources

Drops from later bosses provide more Health and Stamina, so your available gear improves as you advance through boss content. TBA entries either have not been added or lack confirmed stats.

The Magna Outfit carries the highest confirmed stats, but it only drops at 5% from the Magna Swing Boss, so plan on repeated runs. Iron Armor gives the biggest Health boost you can craft on demand, with the trade-off of lost Stamina, which suits a tanky build that does not rely on sprinting. The Soul Fighter Dress and Asta Outfit cannot be farmed from enemies, so free-to-play players should ignore them when planning a loadout.

All Clover Time accessories, stats, and sources

The Beta Release has five accessories, and several still lack confirmed stats or sources. Of these, the Salik Cloak alone grants Stamina Regen alongside flat Health and Stamina.

For faster Stamina recovery during long fights, go after the Salik Cloak; no outfit matches its regeneration per second. The Chain Bandit Boss drops the cloak and the Salik Outfit, letting you farm for both together.

Crafting Iron Armor and the Iron Helmet at the Craft Point

Both pieces are made at the Craft Point rather than acquired as drops. Each requires Metal Ore, Metal Bar, and Leather, so one supply of those materials covers both.

• Iron Armor: 600 Metal Ore, 250 Metal Bar, 40 Leather
• Iron Helmet: 300 Metal Ore, 125 Metal Bar, 20 Leather

Where to farm each outfit

Regular enemies hand out the base versions of each mage set, while the matching boss drops a stronger version at a lower rate. Earth Mage gear comes from Earth Bandits and the Earth Bandit Boss in Hage Forest. Fire Mage gear drops from Fire Mages and the Fire Mage Boss in Rayaka Village. The Ice Mage Outfit comes from Ice Mages, and the Bandit Outfit comes from the Strong Bandit.

Each boss carries its own level requirement and respawns three minutes after it is defeated. The table below lists the bosses tied to outfit and accessory drops.

Those bosses also drop Normal, Medium, and Big Chests, so repeated runs for a 5% outfit still return crafting materials and Crystal Mana along the way. That stack of materials is what feeds the Craft Point, so the grind for Iron Armor overlaps neatly with boss farming.