A costume room is found in a player-owned house, and is used to store treasure trail rewards, random event items, some types of armour, capes and non-tradeable holiday drops.

Preview Edit

Requiring level 42 Construction and 50,000 gold to build, the costume room exists to store armour sets and some clothes, instead of having the items take up space in their banks. If a bank PIN has been set, all furniture requires the PIN to be able to view, add, or remove items. Only the owner of the house may add or remove items from the costume room, though visitors may view the collections. A costume room has one door, and one costume room may be built in a player-owned house.

The costume room cannot be removed unless all items in all pieces of furniture have been removed first. Furniture which store items can only be removed from the room if they are empty. Also, if you wish to re-locate your costume room to another location in your home, you may do so by simply trying to build another costume room (in the location you wish for it to be moved). You will be prompted with a message asking if you would like to move your current costume room to that location. It will charge you the original cost of a costume room to re-locate it.

All items can be made as a flatpack. Thus, a better piece of storage furniture that requires a higher Construction level to build, can be bought from the Grand Exchange or from other players. Flatpack versions of the furniture does not require the level needed to actually build the item.

Many players opt to use the costume room as a "hack-insurance" - something to fall back on if their account is hijacked temporarily and their items stolen. Assuming that the interlopers do not check the costume room (and the Miscellania and Etceteria kingdom management treasury), the player may have something to fall back on even after their bank is emptied, especially since an upwards of approximately 350 million coins of GE value can be stored this way.

Treasure chest Edit

Main article: Treasure chest (Construction)

Treasure chests are used to store Treasure trail rewards, either bought or discovered by players themselves. However only certain rewards may be stored, and in most cases a complete set is required.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Details	Flatpack GE price
	Oak treasure chest	48	2 oak planks	Rewards* from Low-level trails	15 coins (update)
	Teak treas' chest	66	2 teak planks	Rewards* from Low- and Mid-level trails	112 coins (update)
	M'gany treas' chest	84	2 mahogany planks	All rewards* for Treasure trails	31 coins (update)
For a list of all storable rewards, see Treasure chest (Construction) .

Armour case Edit

Main article: Armour case

Armour cases can be used to store certain armours, provided that a complete set has been obtained.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Details	Flatpack GE price
	Oak armour case	46	3 oak planks	2 sets of armour	6 coins (update)
	Teak armour case	64	3 Teak plank	4 sets of armour	7 coins (update)
	M'gany arm'r case	82	3 mahogany planks	All armours of this type	57 coins (update)

Magic wardrobe Edit

Main article: Magic wardrobe

Magic wardrobes can be used to store certain magic armours, provided that a complete set has been obtained.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Details	Flatpack GE Price
	Oak magic wardrobe	42	4 oak planks	1 set of armour	66 coins (update)
	Carved oak magic wardrobe	51	6 oak planks	2 sets of armour	1 coins (update)
	Teak magic wardrobe	60	4 teak planks	3 sets of armour	30 coins (update)
	Carved teak magic wardrobe	69	6 teak planks	4 sets of armour	6 coins (update)
	Mahogany magic wardrobe	78	4 mahogany planks	5 sets of armour	179 coins (update)
	Gilded magic wardrobe	87	4 mahogany planks, 1 gold leaf	6 sets of armour	139,359 coins (update)
	Marble magic wardrobe	96	1 marble block	All armours of this type	325,532 coins (update)

Cape rack Edit

Main article: Cape rack

Cape racks can be used to hang capes, including Capes of Accomplishment and Capes of Distinction. Both the cape and the hood section must be hung on the rack.

When examined, it says: A cape rack for you to hang your capes on.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Details	Flatpack GE Price
	Oak cape rack	54	4 oak planks	All capes, except Capes of Accomplishment	1 coins (update)
	Teak cape rack	63	4 teak planks	All capes, plus one Cape of Accomplishment	41 coins (update)
	M'gany cape rack	72	4 mahogany planks	All capes, plus five Capes of Accomplishment	223 coins (update)
	Gilded cape rack	81	4 mahogany planks, 1 gold leaf	All capes, plus ten Capes of Accomplishment	152,024 coins (update)
	Marble cape rack	90	1 marble block	All capes	325,803 coins (update)
	Magical cape rack	99	1 magic stone	All capes	996,889 coins (update)

Toy box Edit

Main article: Toy box

Toy boxes are used to store Holiday Rewards. These are usually obtained during festivities such as Christmas, Easter and Halloween. However, certain tradeable items such as partyhats cannot be stored in these toy boxes.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Flatpack GE price
	Oak toy box	50	2 oak planks	7 coins (update)
	Teak toy box	68	2 teak planks	41 coins (update)
	Mahogany toy box	86	2 mahogany planks	23 coins (update)
There is no known distinction between the toy boxes. All toys can be stored in any of the boxes.

Costume box Edit

Main article: Costume box

Costume boxes (or Fancy dress boxes) are used to store various cosmetic outfits including rewards from certain random events and certain quest items. However, to store these costumes and fancy dresses, a complete set needs to be obtained. Random event sets are obtained by completing the random events several times or by buying them in the fancy dress shop in Varrock.

Image	Type	Level	Materials required	Details	Flatpack GE price
	Oak costume box	44	2 oak planks	Stores 2 types of costumes	40 coins (update)
	Teak costume box	62	2 teak planks	Stores 4 types of costumes	73 coins (update)
	Mahogany cos box	80	2 mahogany planks	Stores all types of costumes	87 coins (update)

Complete Costume roomEdit

To build all the highest-level pieces of furniture will take 9 mahogany planks, 1 marble block and 1 magic stone. This has a total cost of 1,322,595 coins. This does not include the cost of all the items required to actually fill them!