This week’s Fortnite gold outfit and rewards
Solid Gold Miku
Week 3 · Nov 15–22, 2026
Chest rewardMore Week 3 chest rewards
Chevrolet Corvette ZR1
Miku’s Takarabako
PPPP
May Fortune Find You
Next featured reward rotation: November 22 at 9:00 AM ET. The next outfit has not been confirmed.
Week 3 runs November 15–22 and features Solid Gold Miku, Miku’s Takarabako, PPPP, May Fortune Find You and the Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 with its wheels. The vehicle card shows the catalog body artwork. v43.10 also changes the Weekly Gold Outfit opening animation so it is easier to distinguish from Pirate Shop Access.
How to get the Weekly Gold Outfit in Fortnite
Open chests in Battle Royale for a chance to get Solid Gold Miku. The outfit is a free Treasure Hunters chest reward.
Chest drops are the confirmed route for these gold outfits. No separate quest, redeem code or V-Bucks purchase for the gold versions has been announced. The artists’ regular Item Shop outfits are separate purchases.
Weekly Gold Outfit drop rates
| Week 3 reward | Normal match |
|---|---|
| Solid Gold Miku | 1 in 1,562,500 |
| Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 | 1 in 7,813 |
| Miku’s Takarabako | 1 in 568 |
| PPPP | 1 in 391 |
| May Fortune Find You | 1 in 272 |
The next session’s times and reward multipliers have not been confirmed.
Previous Weekly Gold Outfits in Fortnite
Solid Gold Lil Uzi Vert
Nov 8–15, 2026
More Week 2 rewards
- Cadillac CT5-V Blackwing + Golden Llama Crew — Vehicle & Decal
- Diamond and Gold — Back Bling
- London — Jam Track
- So Kawaii — Loading Screen
Solid Gold Rugahand (A$AP Rocky)
Nov 1–8, 2026
More Week 1 rewards
- Solid Gold Gauntlets — Pickaxe
- No Trespassing — Jam Track
- Plunder in Paradise — Loading Screen
- Mercedes-AMG G 63 with Golden Llama Crew — Vehicle & Decal
Can you still get previous Weekly Gold Outfits?
Continued drops of earlier weeks’ gold outfits have not been confirmed. Solid Gold A$AP Rocky belongs to the previous featured pool; a return date or another way to obtain it has not been announced.
What do the gold outfit odds mean for a chest run?
The outfit is the rarest reward category in the normal-match table. The vehicle, back bling or pickaxe, Jam Track and loading screen have their own published rates. Comparing those rates helps explain why a run can produce a smaller reward without producing the featured outfit. Finding one of those items is not evidence that the outfit’s listed probability has increased.
For a practical comparison, the following estimates use the published normal-match outfit rate and independent chest attempts. They describe the chance of at least one outfit across a given number of attempts, rather than predicting a particular player’s result. The calculation is 1 − (1 − 1/1,562,500) raised to the number of chests.
| Chests opened | Chance of at least one outfit |
|---|---|
| 100 | 0.0064% |
| 1,000 | 0.0640% |
| 10,000 | 0.6380% |
Our advice is to treat this as a rare bonus while playing, rather than a target with a predictable completion time. Even a sizeable chest count remains a small probability at the normal rate. No fixed number of unsuccessful openings shown here unlocks the outfit automatically.
When is the better time to search?
The session columns in the reward table show the event windows and the rewards with announced or estimated boosts. Compare the outfit column for outfit hunting and the vehicle column for the vehicle reward; they do not always receive the same multiplier. A dash means the event information does not supply a boost for that category, so we do not extend the outfit multiplier to all five prizes.
Times on this page use Eastern Time. November sessions use EST, which is UTC−5. If you play in a different time zone, use the dated Treasure Hours schedule to match the window to your location. The event page carries the full timing information, while this page keeps the reward outcomes beside the normal odds.
How the weekly feature changes
The top of the page follows the current confirmed reward rotation. When its end time passes, the page no longer presents that reward as the active week. An upcoming leaked lineup is kept in a separate preview; it does not become a confirmed reward pool just because the clock reaches its expected date. A later cosmetics catalog entry alone is also not enough to confirm a weekly chest reward.
Previous rewards remain in the history section so you can identify an outfit you saw in an earlier week. That history records when an item was featured. The availability section answers the separate question of whether an older reward has a confirmed route now; a historical card is not a claim that it is still dropping.
Chest rewards, Pirate Shop Access and the Item Shop
A Weekly Gold Outfit is a named cosmetic reward from the Treasure Hunters chest pool. Pirate Shop Access is a different reward, with its own probability and activation window. If you want the current gold outfit, follow this page’s featured reward and odds; use the token guide for what a token can unlock and when to activate it.
The daily Item Shop lists purchasable offers. An artist’s regular shop outfit and a Solid Gold chest reward should be checked by their full names, not just the artist name. This page does not list the regular shop price as a purchase route for the gold version. For places to search, the chest map supplies container coordinates without claiming that one area has a higher outfit drop rate.
Sources
- Epic Games — chest drop rates and Treasure Hours boosts
- Fortnite Status announcement (Reddit archive) — November 7’s 7.5× and 10× sessions
- Epic Communities — November 7 session times
- Fortnite Chest Tracker — reward rotation and unconfirmed past availability
- Week 3 reward preview
- Captain’s Day reward lineup and weekly rotation
- November 15 live Week 3 rewards
- Epic Games — Weekly Gold Outfit opening animation