The Item Shop pinged and a David Beckham banner filled my screen. I froze, thumb hovering over the purchase button—this wasn’t a routine night. The in-game clock kept ticking and the feeling that I might miss the drop tightened my chest.
I write about skins, drops, and the way Epic Games times moments to matter. If you want Beckham in your locker, I’ll walk you through the exact steps, the prices, and the short window you’ve got to act.
New banners and football icons are visible across the Item Shop this week — Fortnite David Beckham Collab: How to Get All Skins and Cosmetics
The Item Shop is a carnival; every major collab draws a crowd and moves fast. Here’s how to grab David Beckham without wasting time or V-Bucks.
- Open Fortnite and go to the Item Shop from the main lobby top bar.
- Scan the rotating banner area—major collaborations like Beckham appear near the top.
- Choose the David Beckham bundle (2,400 V-Bucks) or buy items individually if you prefer.
- Confirm you have enough V-Bucks, then press and hold Purchase to complete the transaction.
- Find the new cosmetics in your Locker and equip them before you drop.
I test these drops across PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PC, so the flow above works on every platform. If you’re short on V-Bucks, consider smaller picks (back bling or emotes) instead of the full bundle.
How to get the David Beckham Fortnite skins?
You get them from the Item Shop: either buy the full bundle or the individual items. The bundle collects both outfits and the themed cosmetics; individual purchases let you pick and choose if you’re conserving V-Bucks.
Storefront details and timers are visible in the corner — All Fortnite David Beckham Cosmetics and Prices
Fans know collabs roll in sets, and Beckham’s is no exception. Below is the full breakdown and what each purchase actually gets you.
| Cosmetics | Prices (in V-Bucks) |
|---|---|
| David Beckham bundle (contains all cosmetics) | 2,400 |
| David Beckham skin + Beckham’s Number back bling | 1,500 |
| Club Owner David Beckham Outfit + Club Insignia back bling | 1,500 |
| Club Insignia back bling | 500 |
| Beckham’s Number back bling | 400 |
| Beckham’s Shot emote | 500 |
| Meteor Baller pickaxe | 800 |
| Number Seven Scythe pickaxe | 800 |
To give those V-Buck numbers some purchase meaning: the 2,400 V-Bucks bundle typically sells for about $19.99 (€18); the 1,500 V-Bucks skins are around $11.99 (€11). Back blings and emotes come in smaller, cheaper tiers that are useful if you want Beckham flair without paying for the whole set.
How much does the David Beckham skin cost in the Fortnite Item Shop?
Each David Beckham outfit is listed at 1,500 V-Bucks. That equates to roughly $11.99 (€11) per outfit. If you want both outfits plus the pickaxes and emotes, the 2,400 V-Bucks bundle is about $19.99 (€18) and usually the better value if you plan to keep all items.
When will the David Beckham skins leave the Fortnite Item Shop?
Epic set a short window: according to the in-game timer, the Beckham cosmetics rotate out on July 27, 2026 at 8 PM ET. If you care about owning these cosmetics the next time they appear, mark your calendar—Epic sometimes brings collabs back, but there are no guarantees.
If you use tools like social feeds (Twitter/X), Epic’s official channels, or community trackers on Reddit and Discord, you can catch restock rumors faster. I watch Epic Games’ announcements and trusted Fortnite leakers for timing alerts before I spend.
The Beckham bundle is a passport to a highlight reel; owning it changes how your matches feel and how you show up in lobbies. Will you be adding Beckham to your roster and dropping into the next match as football royalty?