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Samurai shirt

#20038

"A type of shirt worn by the Samurai."

WikiGE
High Alch4,200gp
Low Alch2,800gp
Store Value7,000gp
GE Limit70

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About Samurai shirt

"A type of shirt worn by the Samurai."

Samurai shirt is a cosmetic body slot item that forms part of the Samurai outfit sold from Norv's Aldarin clothing shop. The piece provides no combat or skilling bonuses, instead acting purely as a fashionscape choice for players themed around the Aldarin and broader Wushanko-style aesthetic. With a tight 70 buy limit and a steady shop respawn it sits in a low-volume cosmetic niche on the GE.

Item Details

Item ID20038
MembersYes
Store Value7,000gp
High Alch4,200gp
Low Alch2,800gp
GE Limit70 / 4h

Item Information

Released2018-04-25
Weight0.9 kg
TradeableYes
StackableNo
NoteableYes
EquipableYes
Quest itemNo
AlchableYes
DestroyDrop
OptionsWearDrop
Worn optionsRemove

Equipment Stats

Body
Attack Bonuses
Stab+0
Slash+0
Crush+0
Magic+0
Ranged+0
Defence Bonuses
Stab+0
Slash+0
Crush+0
Magic+0
Ranged+0
Other Bonuses
Melee Str+0
Ranged Str+0
Magic Dmg0%
Prayer+0

Shops (1)

ShopLocationStockPriceWorld
Norv's OutfitsAldarin57,000 gpF2P

History (1)

  1. 2018-04-25

    Added with the cosmetic outfit shop expansion that introduced Samurai clothing.

Related Items

Samurai bootsSet Piece
Matching boots from the Samurai cosmetic outfit.
Samurai glovesSet Piece
Matching gloves from the Samurai cosmetic outfit.
Samurai trousersSet Piece
Matching trousers from the Samurai cosmetic outfit.
Samurai kasaSet Piece
Matching head covering from the Samurai cosmetic outfit.

Market Strategy

  • Shop-respawned cosmetic — shopscape buyers absorb supply slowly
  • 70 GE limit caps daily flips but keeps spreads forgiving
  • Demand tied to Aldarin and fashionscape trends rather than combat updates

Trading Tips

Buy at or just above shop price (7,000) and flip to fashionscape collectors
Watch promotional outfit weeks for short-term demand spikes