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The Vault jumpsuit is a piece of clothing inFallout 4.
Contents
- 1 Background
- 2 Characteristics
- 3 Variants
- 4 Upgrades
- 5 Notes
- 6 Behind the scenes
- 7 Gallery
- 8 References
Background[]
Main article: Vault jumpsuit
The advanced Vault suit is a return to the form-fitting style that characterized the earliest jumpsuits, updated with the latest high-tech materials and technological solutions available to the Vault-Tec Corporation. It's a single-piece suit designed to hug the user's body shape. Various biometric sensors are integrated into the suit to interface with the Vault's systems, while the iconic yellow strip on the front is now made of gold foil, rather than dyed material, to act as a heat-dissipation strip and antenna for the biometric sensors integrated in the suit.[Non-game 1][Non-game 2]
Characteristics[]
The unmodified Vault jumpsuit increases Energy Resistance by 5 and Radiation Resistance by 10. Due to its form-fitting design, the Vault jumpsuit allows any piece of armor to be worn over it to further increase one's DR and ER values. All jumpsuits have a base value of 20 caps with the exception of the Vault 88 variant added with the Vault-Tec Workshop add-on which has a value of 0.
Variants[]
| Name/Form ID | Variants | Location |
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Vault 75 jumpsuit  00225F7E 0022DA67 (new) |   | NA |
| Vault 81 jumpsuit 001103A4 001D5F43 (child) 0022DA69 (new) |   |
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Vault 88 jumpsuit xx0042B2 (dirty) xx0042AE (new) xx005065 (packaged) |
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| Vault 95 jumpsuit 0022DA73 0022DA66 (new) |   | NA |
| Vault 101 jumpsuit 000976B3 0022DA6A (new) |   | NA |
| Vault 111 jumpsuit 0001EED7 000976B7 (new) |   |
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| Vault 114 jumpsuit 000976B5 0022DA68 (new) |   |
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Vault 118 jumpsuit xx043331 |   |
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Upgrades[]
The Damage Resistances of Vault jumpsuits can be upgraded at any armor workbench. However, they cannot be upgraded with ballistic weave.
| Mod | Energy Resistance  | Radiation Resistance  | Description | Weight | Resources | Req: Rank | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | 5 | 10 | Standard. | 1 | None | None | – |
| Insulated Lining | 10 | 10 | Improves Energy Resistance. | 1.2 | 1x Adhesive 1x Leather 1x Rubber | None | 00204C30 |
| Treated Lining | 10 | 15 | Improves Energy and Radiation Resistance. | 1.6 | 2x Adhesive 2x Lead 2x Leather 2x Rubber | Armorer 2 | 00204C31 |
| Resistant lining | 15 | 15 | Improves Energy and Radiation Resistance. | 1.7 | 2x Adhesive 2x Lead 2x Leather 2x Rubber | Armorer 3 | 00204C32 |
| Protective lining | 15 | 20 | Improves Energy and Radiation Resistance. | 2 | 2x Adhesive 2x Lead 2x Leather 2x Rubber | Armorer 4 Science! 2 | 00204C33 |
| Shielded lining | 20 | 25 | Improves Energy and Radiation Resistance. | 2.2 | 2x Adhesive 2x Lead 2x Leather 2x Rubber | Armorer 4 Science! 4 | 00204C34 |
Notes[]
- Regardless of additional armor, wearing the vault jumpsuit will alter conversations with some characters, such as when first entering Vault 81 and meeting Overseer McNamara or during Story of the Century with Piper in Diamond City.
The Vault 75, Vault 95, and Vault 101 jumpsuit variants are only obtainable with console commands.- The clean version of the Vault 118 jumpsuit exists in the files of Fallout 76 but cannot be obtained.
- Cut vault jumpsuits (such as those of Vault 75, Vault 95, Vault 101, and the clean version of Vault 118) can be replicated through the "Vault Suit Customization" Creation Club content. This can be done by changing the number on a jumpsuit at an armor workbench. For example, for the clean Vault 118 jumpsuit, it can be acquired by changing the number to 118 and crafting the "clean" version.
Behind the scenes[]
The Art of Fallout 4 includes a description for the design of the Vault jumpsuits.[Non-game 3][Non-game 4]
Gallery[]
Worn by a male character
Child Vault 81 jumpsuit
Back of a folded jumpsuit
Packaged Vault 111 jumpsuit
Packaged Vault 114 jumpsuit
Concept art
Concept art
References[]
Non-game
- ↑ The Art of Fallout 4 p.15: "VAULT SUIT
Creating a skintight costume in bright blue and yellow and not having it come across as goofy looking was a considerable design challenge. We achieved this by focusing on an interesting mix of patterns and textures for the high-tech materials and adding details that grounded the design." - ↑ The Art of Fallout 4 p.16: "VAULT SUIT
For the iconic yellow stripe, we went with a metallic gold foil that serves as a heat-dissipation strip and works with the biometric sensors integrated in the suit." - ↑ The Art of Fallout 4, p. 16: "For the iconic yellow stripe, we went with a metallic gold foil that serves as a heat-dissipation strip and works with the biometric sensors integrated into the suit."
- ↑ The Art of Fallout 4 p. 15: "Creating a skintight costume in bright blue and yellow and not having it come across as goofy looking was a considerable design challenge. We achieved this by focusing on an interesting mix of patterns and textures for the high-tech materials and adding details that grounded the design."
