Popular French creator Inoxtag is the latest online personality to join Fortnite as an in-game outfit. It’s a milestone moment for the creator, who first gained recognition through his Fortnite videos.
As part of this Fortnite collaboration, players can get more than just Inoxtag’s outfit. The collection also includes Ace’s Cozy Pack back bling, inspired by his pet dog, along with a pickaxe, an emote, and a themed wrap.
The Inoxtag outfit costs 1,500 V-Bucks, while the full Inoxtag Bundle costs 2,000 V-Bucks. The outfit also includes the Inoxtag’d wrap, so you don’t need to purchase that cosmetic separately if you buy the skin. The collection is available in the Item Shop until November 5, 2026, so here’s how to get the outfit and everything included in the collaboration.
Steps to claim the Inoxtag skin in Fortnite
Follow these steps to purchase the Inoxtag outfit from the Fortnite Item Shop:
- In Fortnite, go to the Shop tab.
- Next, scroll down to the Inoxtag section and select the Inoxtag skin.
- Finally, confirm your decision by pressing and holding the Purchase button.
You can purchase the Inoxtag outfit individually for 1,500 V-Bucks or get the full bundle for 2,000 V-Bucks. If you want the other cosmetics as well, the bundle is the better-value option.
List of all Fortnite x Inoxtag cosmetics
The Inoxtag collection includes five cosmetics: the outfit, its accompanying wrap, a back bling, a pickaxe, and an emote. Here’s a breakdown of their prices and bundle availability.
1. Inoxtag outfit
- Price: 1,500 V-Bucks
- Also includes: Inoxtag’d wrap
- Also included in: Inoxtag Bundle
2. Ace’s Cozy Pack back bling
- Price: 600 V-Bucks
- Also included in: Inoxtag Bundle
3. Kaizen Mountain Axes pickaxe
- Price: 800 V-Bucks
- Also included in: Inoxtag Bundle
4. Lil’ 4×4 emote
- Price: 500 V-Bucks
- Also included in: Inoxtag Bundle
5. Inoxtag’d wrap
- Price: 500 V-Bucks
- Also included in: Inoxtag Bundle
Fortnite creator collaborations in 2026
A wide variety of internet celebrities, from highly sought-after streamers such as Ninja to eminent TikTok figures such as Khaby Lame, have previously collaborated with Fortnite, resulting in their likenesses appearing in the game.
Meanwhile, when we talk about 2026 specifically, we have witnessed fresh cosmetics inspired by three different creators, namely Kai Cenat, IShowSpeed and now Inoxtag. All these skins are part of the Icon tier, which is a category also shared by the sportsperson-based skins and the singer-based skins in Fortnite.
While only a few creator-based Icon skins have arrived in the game this year so far, the cadence has been noticeably more prolific when it comes to content modeled around singers and rappers, with big names including Lil Wayne and Olivia Rodrigo coming into the fold this year.
On the other hand, sportspersons have faced a similar fate as creators in this regard, as this year saw just a couple of new footballers, namely Vinicius Jr and David Beckham, enter the fray despite it being a FIFA World Cup year.
