Hanamushi's Doll Adventure Collectibles: Clothes, Hats & Shoes Checklist
Every wardrobe collectible named in Hanamushi's Doll Adventure on one checklist — blue dress, magnet outfit, grassy hat, halo, purple boots, metal shoes and more — with what each unlocks and how to spot what you're still missing.
In Hanamushi's Doll Adventure you play a doll whose whole adventure revolves around its wardrobe: the official Roblox description sets the goal as collecting "all kinds of clothes, hats, and shoes." None of these pieces are simply handed over — wardrobe items are hidden collectibles, different clothing pieces and accessories, so grab them as you explore; they're important for completing the game. Below is every wardrobe item identified so far, arranged as one checklist, plus how to work out what you're still missing.
The three categories you're filling
The official description splits the collection into clothes, hats, and shoes. The hidden pieces also include accessories — a mouse ears headband and a halo both turn up along the way.
Wardrobe pieces are more than decoration. Every item identified so far unlocks something specific: a puddle you can't cross on foot, a door you get through by wearing a halo, a section that requires the magnet outfit. That's why missed items matter — a gate can stay shut until the right piece is on your doll.
The wardrobe checklist
Copy this into a note and tick pieces off as you find them. It lists every collectible named so far — the official "all kinds" wording means more hidden pieces exist, so add anything else you pick up as a custom row.
| Slot | Item | What it unlocks | Got it? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Clothes | Blue dress | Wearing it gets you inside one gated spot | ☐ |
| Clothes | Magnet outfit | Needed for the section where you turn all the eyes red by following a pattern | ☐ |
| Hats | Grassy hat | Lets you pass through the area that stays blocked without it | ☐ |
| Headwear | Mouse ears headband | Worn to get through one gate | ☐ |
| Headwear | Halo | Worn to get through one door | ☐ |
| Shoes | Purple boots | Lets you walk through the water puddle | ☐ |
| Shoes | Metal shoes | Lets you walk over the spikes | ☐ |
The headband and halo are tracked as headwear without pinning them to an official category — the checklist works whether they fill the hat slot or a separate accessory slot.
How to tell what you're still missing
- Sweep as you go. Grab hidden clothing pieces and accessories while you explore — they're important for completing the game.
- Backtrack for anything missed. If you cleared an area and suspect you left something behind, head back through it — missed pieces can still be grabbed later.
- Judge completion across all three slots. Near the end of the run, one puzzle shows three colors to match against "the colors of our hat, clothes, and shoes" — all three wardrobe slots get read together, which is why the checklist tracks slots instead of one running total.
- Watch for the costume-complete badge. The game's badge list includes 衣装コンプリート — "costume complete" — which points to an outfit-completion milestone. See where it sits among the game's other achievements in our guide to all 11 badges.
For more context around the adventure itself, the main walkthrough covers how the game ends and whether finishing the costume collection is required to get there, and the exploration areas guide looks at what the badge list actually confirms about the game's place names.
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All 11 Badges & Rarity
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Walkthrough: Game Clear & Costumes
See how the Game Clear badge marks the finish and why completing the full costume set is optional, backed by badge stats.
Exploration Areas & Place Names
Learn the only two badge-confirmed place names, Robot Factory and Twins' House, and what remains unconfirmed about them.