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Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3) Facemaker’s Boutique & Carm’s Garm Locations

Baldur’s Gate 3 allows you to thoroughly customize the looks of your party by making use of a wide array of armor, clothes, and even undergarments. If you’re looking to deck out your appearance and truly stand out, here are the known clothing store locations in Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3)!

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Baldur’s Gate 3 (BG3) Clothing Store Locations

There are only two Clothing Stores in Baldur’s Gate 3:

  • Facemaker’s Boutique
  • Carm’s Garm
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Both locations can only be accessed during Act 3. The Facemaker’s Boutique is in the Lower City part of Baldur’s Gate, and Carm’s Garm is in Rivington.

Facemaker’s Boutique BG3 Clothing Store Location

You’ll find the Facemaker’s Boutique clothing store in the north easternmost portion of the Lower City (Baldur’s Gate) map at coordinates X: -163, Y: -127.

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To help you easily find where the Facemaker’s Boutique is in BG3, look above The Glitter Gala (in map view) and in front of the Baldur’s Gate Waypoint, which will be located right from the House of Grief and directly below the map’s north entrance.

Carm’s Garm BG3 Clothing Store Location

The other store is Carm’s Garm. It’s located in Rivington right before you enter Baldur’s Gate, near the Wyrm’s Crossing waypoint at Coordinates X: 16, Y: 134.

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You can find Carm’s Garm on the north end of Rivington. Right before the entrance into Baldur’s Gate in Wyrm’s Crossing, turn right and you’ll walk right into Carm’s Garm. It’s right across from Danthelon’s Dancing Axe.

When Can You Find These Clothing Stores in Baldur’s Gate 3?

Sadly, the Facemaker’s Boutique and Carm’s Garm Clothing Stores are only found in Act 3. To our knowledge, there isn’t a Clothing Store in Act 1 or 2 of Baldur’s Gate 3, so your fashion game is going to have to wait. Alternatively, you can get creative with what you pick up in those Acts, which we definitely recommend!

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Facemaker’s Boutique and Carm’s Garm will feature exclusive sets of clothing, hats, and undergarments. Examples like the Elegant Robe and the Angelic Scion Outfit can be purchased relatively cheap. The Elegant Robe is currently available for 353 Gold Pieces, while the Angelic Scion Outfit will be available for 284.

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There are also many other unique and cool-looking pieces of gear to acquire in Facemaker’s Boutique and Carm’s Garm, so shop around and grab what catches your eye. While the gear in these shops isn’t likely to replace your armor, you will look pretty suave when you return to camp. I always enjoy this option in RPGs, often appreciating the chance to craft or customize my gear to look my best.

The store will also sell a wide array of rare dyes, which you can then use to change the color palette of both armor and clothing. You can check out how to use dyes to change the look of your gear in the game in our How to Dye and Customize Armor in Baldur’s Gate 3 guide.

I particularly like looking fancy in game, so I always check the stores. In addition, the game allows you to change the look of your character by alternating between the combat equipment and the camp clothes without affecting your stats. It’s a good way to make your characters look fresh and change what you’re staring at, especially if you’ve been wearing the same armor forever. Also, the clothing stores sell dye, which you can use to change the color of your armor and clothes.

Where Do You Get Outfits in BG3?

The clothing stores are the only two stores where players can buy new clothes in the game. However, you don’t get to wait until you reach Act 3 to change your character’s clothes. You might be able to find new clothes by looting enemies and exploring the many different locations throughout all the acts. I also like to switch clothes with party members that I’m not using in case I like theirs more. They are not going to miss it.

Where to Buy Stuff in Baldur’s Gate?

The city of Baldur’s Gate has several different locations where players can buy items. You might want to check the location of all merchants in Baldur’s Gate 3 to make sure that you’re not missing anything, but here’s a list of stores you can find in the Lower City:

  • Stormshore Armoury
  • Stormshore Tabernacle 
  • Felogyr’s Fireworks
  • Bonecloak’s Apothecary
  • Sorcerous Sundries
  • The Glitter Gala
  • The Singing Lute
  • The Blushing Mermaid
  • Forge of the Nine

Who is The Best Merchant in Baldur’s Gate 3?

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Many players believe that Exxvikyap, Lorroakan, Roah Moonglow, and Lann Tarv are the best merchants in BG3. Honestly, I don’t think there’s such a thing as a single best merchant in Baldur’s Gate 3. Although I agree they have interesting items, including magic items and scrolls, there’s no single best merchant in Baldur’s Gate 3. Lorroakan’s magic scrolls won’t do any good to you if you want new clothes. Each serves a different purpose, and you should try to visit them all if you have the chance.

Can You Find Quests at Carm’s Garm or Facemaker’s Boutique Clothing Stores in BG3?

When visiting Carm’s Garm, you might stumble upon an NPC called Naaber. He seems to be a nod to NĂĽber and Noober, similar NPCs from previous Baldur’s Gate games. Talking to him until dialogue options are exhausted means you will have completed the “Patience is a Virtue” quest. Your reward is the Absolute Confidence Amulet, which grants you +1 to Performance checks and -1 to Intimidation checks.

This guide was made while playing Baldur’s Gate 3 on PC.


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