You duck into a cramped shop and the neon stutter feels like a question. A Glamdoc slides a chrome gauntlet across the counter and asks which faction you favor. In that instant you know cosmetics in Night City aren’t just vanity — they’re a statement.
I’ve hunted these vendors across every borough so you don’t waste time chasing rumors. I’ll show you where each Glamdoc sits, what brands they sell, and the small tricks I use to swap styles fast. Treat this like a field map: quick, visual, and practical.
All Glamdoc Locations in Cyberpunk 2077
Walking the streets, you notice the same spray-paint icon that marks Ripperdocs also points to something more frivolous — Glamdocs. Below is every Glamdoc added with the Edgerunners 2 (2.5) update; visit multiple shops if you want every style.
There are five Glamdocs added with the Cyberpunk 2077 Edgerunners 2 (2.5) update, with each vendor offering three unique collections of cyberware styles. You can find them in various parts of Night City, and they are marked by a spray-paint icon on the map.
These shops offer 40 cosmetic styles inspired by Night City’s gangs, corporations, and even nomad clans. Since each shop has a different inventory, you’ll need to visit multiple locations to collect all 40 styles.
| Glamdoc | Location |
|---|---|
| Issam Zahir | Watson, near a Ripperdoc in Kabuki |
| Shō Gun Rose | Westbrook, near a Charter Hill Ripperdoc |
| Serena Zhao (The Styliste) | City Center, in Downtown |
| Spite & Dove Vondell | Santo Domingo, on Woodhaven Street |
| Zena Delice | Pacifica, near West Wind Apartments |
Where are Glamdocs located in Night City?
You’ll see each shop clearly on your in-game map with the spray-paint icon; I cross-reference those pins with MapGenie and community maps on Reddit to avoid dead ends. The five vendors are spread across Watson, Westbrook, City Center, Santo Domingo, and Pacifica — convenient if you bounce between quests on Steam, GOG, or console builds.
Issam Zahir
Issam Zahir sits in Watson, right beside a Ripperdoc and a fast-travel node — my go-to when I need quick swaps between missions. He carries styles inspired by Tsunami, Arasaka, and Militech, spread across Tiers 1–3.
| Brand | Tier | Available Glam Cyberware |
|---|---|---|
| Tsunami | Tier 1 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Arasaka | Tier 2 | Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Militech | Tier 3 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
Shō Gun Rose
Shō Gun Rose sits in Westbrook next to a Charter Hill Ripperdoc. If you favor gang-inspired looks, this vendor carries Mox, Tyger Claws, and Valentinos styles across mid-to-high tiers.
| Brand | Tier | Available Glam Cyberware |
|---|---|---|
| Mox | Tier 2 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Tyger Claws | Tier 2 | Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Valentinos | Tier 4 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
Serena Zhao (The Styliste)
When I walked through City Center’s glass towers I noticed how few vendors dare match corporate polish. Serena Zhao’s boutique sits in Downtown and carries only Tier 5 collections — Jinguji, Kang Tao, and Moore Technologies.
| Brand | Tier | Available Glam Cyberware |
|---|---|---|
| Jinguji | Tier 5 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Kang Tao | Tier 5 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
| Moore Technologies | Tier 5 | Monowire Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
Spite & Dove Vondell
On a patrol through Santo Domingo you’ll notice small storefronts that keep their lights low. Spite & Dove Vondell sits on Woodhaven Street and leans into nomad and gang aesthetics — Aldecaldos, Wraiths, and 6th Street.
Spite & Dove Vondell offers low-tier looks that still pop in a fight or a photo op. The Aldecaldos and Wraiths lines are Tier 1; 6th Street sits at Tier 4 if you want a rougher vibe.
| Brand | Tier | Available Glam Cyberware |
|---|---|---|
| Aldecaldos | Tier 1 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
| Wraiths | Tier 1 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Monowire |
| 6th Street | Tier 4 | Monowire |
Zena Delice
Zena Delice is the Pacifica vendor near West Wind Apartments. She’s the place for Darra Polytechnic, Barghest, and Voodoo Boys aesthetics if you want something that reads hacker or street-shaman.
| Brand | Tier | Available Arm Cyberware |
|---|---|---|
| Darra Polytechnic | Tier 1 | Projectile Launch System Monowire |
| Barghest | Tier 2 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Monowire |
| Voodoo Boys | Tier 3 | Gorilla Arms Mantis Blades Projectile Launch System |
How to Customize Glamdoc Cyberware in Cyberpunk 2077
At a glance, cyberware menus look cluttered until you use the color tab. I use small habits — open the Colors tab first, then pick style — and it shaves minutes off outfits before big fights.
Here’s the fast method I teach new players: pick the arm cyberware (Gorilla Arms, Mantis Blades, Monowire, Projectile Launch System), open the style you want, then hit the Colors tab before purchase. If you already own the style, you can change colors at the same vendor without paying again — just reselect the option and apply.
How do I change Glamdoc cyberware colors?
If you want a different color after purchase, return to the same Glamdoc and open the same style. You don’t have to buy the style again; color changes are reapplied from the vendor UI. Note that each cyberware has a limited palette — a Barghest arm won’t get every color the Styliste sells.
Do I have to buy the same cosmetic style again?
No. Once you pay for a cosmetic style it stays available on your account. You must equip the corresponding arm cyberware for it to appear, but the cost is one-time. Community threads on Reddit and guides on KarpoGaming helped confirm this if you want secondary verification.
Night City is a living organism, and its Glamdocs are chrome candy shops that let you read a character at a glance. I’ve shown you where to go, which vendors carry which brands, and the quick steps to swap colors mid-run.
Which Glamdoc would you raid first and why?