Last updated: 13 July 2026

All Confirmed Marvel's Wolverine Suits & Cosmetics

Insomniac Games has confirmed six distinct suits for Marvel's Wolverine ahead of its September 15, 2026 PS5 launch — one pre-order bonus available to every buyer and five locked behind the Digital Deluxe Edition. Six claw cosmetic variants round out the launch lineup. Here is every confirmed costume, what we know about each design, and what to expect from in-game unlockables once the game ships.

01How Suits Work in Marvel's Wolverine

Based on the June 2026 State of Play reveal and Insomniac's track record with the Marvel's Spider-Man series, suits in Marvel's Wolverine are cosmetic changes to Logan's appearance — they alter how he looks but do not change his core stats, Rage meter, or Healing Factor. Technique upgrades come from a separate Technique Point skill system rather than from suit perks.

Suits are equipped from a menu and can be changed at any point outside of active combat. Claw cosmetics are selected separately and paired with any suit, giving players control over both Logan's outfit and the appearance of his iconic adamantium claws.

02Classic Brown Suit — Pre-Order Bonus (All Editions)

The Classic Brown suit is Logan's most recognizable look from the 1980s and 1990s Marvel Comics run — a dark brown bodysuit with tan highlights and the signature cowl. It is available as a pre-order bonus for both Standard and Digital Deluxe editions, giving buyers early access regardless of which version they purchase.

The Classic Brown look was designed by John Byrne, who debuted it in Uncanny X-Men #139 (1980) during his celebrated run on the title, and it remained the defining Wolverine silhouette through most of the 1980s before the yellow-and-blue look was more widely revived. Its inclusion as a pre-order suit signals Insomniac is leaning into comic authenticity alongside the game's original character design.

• How to get it: Pre-order Marvel's Wolverine (any edition) from the PlayStation Store or any participating physical retailer
• Format: Available on both Standard ($69.99) and Digital Deluxe ($79.99) pre-orders
• Comic origin: First worn extensively in Uncanny X-Men (1970s–90s) — one of Logan's two most iconic comics looks

03Digital Deluxe Exclusive Suits (5 Suits)

The Digital Deluxe Edition ($79.99 via PlayStation Store) and the $10 Deluxe Upgrade Pack for physical Standard buyers include five exclusive suits not available any other way at launch. Each suit references a distinct era or storyline from Wolverine's comics history.

Incredible suit — A design that nods to Logan's first full Marvel Comics appearance in Incredible Hulk #181 (1974), where Wolverine — a Canadian government agent dispatched to stop the Hulk — clashed with both the Hulk and the Wendigo in the Canadian wilderness. The name directly references that landmark issue and the long publishing run where Logan crossed paths with the Hulk repeatedly. The exact design has not been shown in pre-launch footage, but Insomniac has a history of faithfully recreating comic panels as wearable costumes.

Savage suit — References Wolverine's many appearances in the Savage Land, Marvel's tropical prehistoric jungle hidden beneath Antarctica. Logan has fought Sauron, Ka-Zar, and various dinosaur-adjacent enemies there across decades of X-Men stories. The suit likely features a more stripped-down, primal aesthetic suited to jungle environments.

Night Hunt suit — A tactical stealth-oriented design built around nocturnal operations. Details have not been released beyond the name, but the aesthetic is expected to be darker and more subdued than Logan's typical brightly-colored appearances — practical rather than comic-panel flashy.

New Leather suit — A contemporary redesign built around Logan's civilian streetwear sensibility: the leather jacket and jeans look he has worn repeatedly in modern comics and the Fox X-Men film series. Insomniac's interpretation is expected to be an original take rather than a direct film adaptation, since Marvel's Wolverine is a standalone original story.

Age of Apocalypse suit — Pulls from the landmark 1995–96 Marvel Comics crossover event in which the villain Apocalypse conquered North America after Charles Xavier's death. In that alternate timeline, Logan — known as Weapon X — lost his left hand to Cyclops early in his fight against the Apocalypse regime. The AoA version of Wolverine is a grittier, more brutal character, and the suit reflects that darker aesthetic.

• How to get all five: Purchase the Digital Deluxe Edition ($79.99 PS Store) or the $10 Deluxe Upgrade Pack for physical Standard Edition owners
• Physical Standard buyers: Can add the Deluxe content at any time via the PS Store — you are not permanently locked out at launch
• Availability: No indication any of these suits will be made available separately or via free updates post-launch

04Confirmed Claw Cosmetics

Alongside suit cosmetics, Insomniac has confirmed six distinct claw variants that change the appearance of Logan's adamantium claws during gameplay and cutscenes.

• Reflective Claws — Pre-order bonus (all editions): polished mirror-finish adamantium
• Smooth-Edged Claws — Digital Deluxe exclusive: clean, uniform blade profile
• Hollow Blade Claws — Digital Deluxe exclusive: claws with a visible channel running the length of each blade
• Serrated Spine Claws — Digital Deluxe exclusive: jagged cutting edge for a more savage aesthetic
• Tapered Claws — Digital Deluxe exclusive: elongated, needle-like tips
• Thick Claws — Digital Deluxe exclusive: wider, heavier blade profile — maximum intimidation

Claw cosmetics are selected independently from suits, so all combinations are available. A pre-order buyer with the Standard Edition and Reflective Claws can mix and match with the Classic Brown suit for a single confirmed cosmetic loadout.

05What Unlockable Suits to Expect Post-Launch

Insomniac has not confirmed how many additional suits will be available through in-game progression — those details are embargoed until release day. However, the studio's track record with Marvel's Spider-Man (2018) and Marvel's Spider-Man 2 (2023) provides a strong indication of what to expect.

• Story-locked suits: Insomniac typically gates several suits behind story milestones — completing acts or defeating bosses unlocks new costumes automatically
• Collectible-linked suits: Suits tied to finding hidden collectibles scattered across the game world; Spider-Man used Backpacks, Wolverine may use Logan-appropriate tokens or memory fragments
• Challenge suits: Costumes earned by completing combat challenges, time trials, or specific ability requirements
• New Game Plus suits: Premium unlocks for completing the game and starting a second run — often a fan-favorite category for completionists

Based on the Spider-Man games shipping with 25–35 suits at launch plus additional suits via free updates and paid DLC, a similar volume is a reasonable (but unconfirmed) expectation for Marvel's Wolverine. Insomniac has not confirmed or denied a post-launch DLC suit pipeline — treat all post-launch content as unconfirmed until the game ships.