The 10 Most Fashionable One Piece Outfits in the Elbaph Arc, Ranked (2025)

After two-plus decades of build-up, One Piece has finally entered what is arguably the most anticipated arc in the anime's history: the Elbaf Arc. The Land of Giants is home to many of the strongest warriors the Grand Line has to offer, and given the Straw Hat Pirates' intensifying conflict with the World Government, Elbaf is all set to be the staging ground for the most important events of the series thus far.

As is the case with most One Piece arcs, Elbaf has introduced a variety of memorable outfits to the series, many of which involve Monkey D. Luffy and the other members of the Straw Hat Pirates. Although the Elbaf Arc is sure to feature several more iconic outfits as its narrative starts to take shape, it's already solidified itself as one of the most visually identifiable arcs in Eiichiro Oda's iconic manga.

10 Beardhill Giant Jarul Embodies the Size of the Giant Race

His Beard and Helmet Make Him One of the Most Unique Giants

Of all the Elbaf Giants who appeared in One Piece prior to the Straw Hat Pirates' arrival on the island, few are more influential than the Beardhill Giant Jarul. As the former captain of Giant Warrior Pirates, Jarul once sailed as one of the most feared warriors in the Grand Line, and by the time Monkey D. Luffy arrives in Elbaf, he is the oldest living Giant in the world.

Elbaf isn't necessarily known for its sense of style or impressive fashion, but that doesn't mean it isn't home to some memorable character designs. In particular, Jarul's design — which now features a sword lodged in his skull that was absent during his introduction in Whole Cake Island — is exceptionally notable, with everything about the Beardhill Giant capturing the larger-than-life nature of Elbaf.

9 Hajrudin Has Been Revealed to Be a Prince of Elbaf

And His Outfit Has Been Upgraded to Reflect This

Although Elbaf is the Land of Giants, these looming figures have been appearing in One Piece's narrative since the Little Garden Arc way back at the beginning of Luffy's adventures in the Grand Line. One Giant that the Straw Hat Pirates became well-acquainted with prior to their arrival on Elbaf was none other than the Prince of Elbaf himself, Hajrudin.

Hajrudin pledged himself to the Straw Hat Grand Fleet during the events of the Dresssrosa Arc, making him one of Monkey D. Luffy's most important allies in the legendary Land of Giants. Since then, the Giant has made a few subtle changes to his costume. Now wearing plated armor around his midsection, a large fur cape, and bigger gauntlet, these new additions perfectly accentuate his newfound status as a member of Elbaf's royal hierarchy.

8 Luffy Has Seamlessly Adapted to Elbaf

And Adopted Their Fashion in the Process

As the series' protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy has been featured in more outfits in One Piece than any other character in the Grand Line. The Elbaf Arc marks his latest costume change, and like most of the other members of the Straw Hat Pirates, the Emperor of the Sea is now clad in a Viking-like wardrobe that reflects the legendary culture of the Land of Giants.

Perhaps more than any of his crewmates, Monkey D. Luffy's outfit personifies Elbaf's warrior culture, with every part of his wardrobe speaking to the island's traditional sense of style. From the horned helmet on his head to the fur-lined boots clinging to his feet, the Straw Hat Pirate has fully embraced the Elbaf Arc with his outfit, resulting in one of the most stylish outfits in the arc thus far.

7 Roronoa Zoro Is as Stylish as Ever

With a Dark Wardrobe to Match

Given the monumental importance of Elbaf, it came as no surprise when the Straw Hat Pirates all received major visual overhauls upon their arrival in the Land of Giants. As fans would expect, Roronoa Zoro was the subject of one of the Elbaf Arc's most notable costume changes.

Roronoa Zoro's Elbaf outfit may not be as stylish as those seen during the Wano or Egghead arcs, but it's still one of the better costume changes that any Straw Hat Pirate has received thus far in the Elbaf Arc. His shoulder pads and warrior aesthetic are an appropriate way to regear his sword-fighting style for the arc, which should see him in combat with some notable figures at one point or another.

6 Sanji Resembles a Medieval Knight

Reflecting His Unique Background

Overall, the majority of outfits in the Elbaf Arc have clearly been inspired by Norse myths and the real-life Vikings, highlighting the warrior culture of the Land of Giants. However, there have also been a handful of characters in this arc who have been outfitted in costumes that look more similar to medieval knights, with Sanji being the most notable of these figures.

Minus his fur cape (a near-constant of the Elbaf Arc's character designs thus far), Sanji's Elbaf outfit bears more in common with a traditional knight than the warrior-clad Vikings of the island. For a former prince of Germa Kingdom, this is a welcome deviation from the norm, and it still has just enough in common with the other Straw Hat Pirates' costumes to keep it from standing out too much.

5 Brook Incorporates His Personality Into His Elbaf Outfit

While Maintaining the Staples of His Appearance

Of all the Straw Hat Pirates, perhaps none routinely evidences a better sense of style than the crew's skeletal musician, Brook. The boisterous figure is a natural performer, so it only makes sense that his Elbaf outfit would continue One Piece's long-running trend of outfitting him with a flashy wardrobe.

Brook's Elbaf outfit takes his most defining traits — his voluminous hair, his slender build, his trusty cane and his shades — and paints over them with a Viking-themed brush, resulting in one of the arc's best outfits. Though the character has yet to factor into the Elbaf Arc's narrative with much significance, it's safe to say that whatever Brook does this arc will be done in style.

4 Nico Robin's Outfit Shows Off Oda's Eye for Fashion

While Returning to Her Roots as a Character

Throughout One Piece, Nico Robin has been featured in some of the best outfits that One Piece has to offer, and luckily for her biggest fans, this trend has continued into the Elbaf Arc. With Jaguar D. Saul and numerous records of the Void Century present in Elbaf, it was sure to be a major arc for the Straw Hat Pirates' archaeologist, making it the perfect opportunity to give her wardrobe an overhaul.

The most obvious change to Nico Robin's design in the Elbaf Arc is one that has more significance than most costume changes. In honor of reuniting with Jaguar D. Saul, Nico Robin cut her hair to resemble the shorter style that she wore during her youth and pre-timeskip — a touching change that is further highlighted by the rest of her stellar outfit. Without leaning into the fan service that commonly appears throughout One Piece, Robin's Elbaf outfit incorporates a fun patchwork top, a one-legged skirt, and a cloak for her back, ushering her into the realm of the Giants with tremendous style.

3 Gunko's Appearance Stands Out From the Crowd

And Belies Her Terrifying Nature

The events of the Egghead Arc made it clear the Straw Hat Pirates are headed for all-out war with the World Government — and, more specifically, the Celestial Dragons — so it only makes sense that the Elbaf Arc would follow up on this momentum by further expanding on the Celestial Dragons' upper brass. Thus far, the introduction of two Holy Knights has been the arc's most pivotal happening, and it just so happens that Gunko, the first of these two Holy Knights, gave fans their first glimpse of the faction.

Gunko's visual appearance is defined by dark clothing items and accessories, many of which taper off into arrows at their ends thanks to the Holy Knight's Devil Fruit, the Arrow-Arrow Fruit. This surprisingly cute aesthetic makes for a frightening juxtaposition when Gunko loses her cool, making her outfit one of the most memorable in the Elbaf Arc so far.

2 Loki Is the X-Factor of Elbaf

With an Outfit That Reflects His Volatile Nature

As the legendary land of giants, Elbaf is home to a variety of fearsome warriors, many of whom appeared long before the Straw Hat Pirates arrived on the island. One such figure is none other than Loki, the disgraced prince of Elbaf who is responsible for the death of King Harald prior to the Straw Hats' arrival on Elbaf.

From his head to his toes, Loki's character design oozes the viking-inspired culture of Elbaf, making him the most visually recognizable resident of the country by a wide margin. His huge protruding horns (a fun shoutout to the Loki of real-life Norse mythology), warrior garb, and skull belt buckle easily make him the most stylish Giant to appear in One Piece thus far.

1 Figarland Shamrock Carries Himself With the Poise of a Celestial Dragon

And His Outfit Reflects His Place Atop the World's Hierarchy

The Elbaf Arc is still in its early stages, but there's already one moment from the narrative sequence that has already shaken the foundation of One Piece to its core: the debut of Figarland Shamrock. As the Commander of the Holy Knights, son of St. Figarland Garling, and the presumed twin brother of Red Hair Shanks, Shamrock's presence is a massive curveball for Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates.

A character of Figarland Shamrock's significance deserves a memorable outfit, and through this point in the Elbaf Arc, no character has been featured in a more stylish outfit than him. His sophisticated wardrobe, braided hair, and tremendous aura are evidence of what the Celestial Dragon's highest-ranking military members are like, giving insight to one of the most mysterious factions in Eiichiro Oda's legendary series. While only time will tell what the future holds for this intimidating antagonist, they're sure to be a pivotal figure in One Piece's final saga.

One Piece

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Author

Eiichiro Oda

Artist

Eiichiro Oda

Release Date

July 22, 1997

Genre

Adventure, Fantasy, Manga

Chapters

1081

Volumes

105