All 9 Accessory Shop Items in Adopt Me

Adopt Me's Accessory Shop is split between pet-wear chests and a small group of pets tied to the shop's older reward history. That split matters because a Standard or Regal Chest is a Bucks pull for random pet wear, while pets like Jellyfish, Honey Badger, and Tri-horned Treehopper came from a different purchase path.

If you're comparing these items, start with the role they play. Chests are for opening or saving as tradeable gift items. The shop pets are more about collection history, original cost, and whether the old route is still around.

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Shop section

Accessory Chests

2 items

Standard Chest and Regal Chest are the random pet-wear pulls in the Accessory Shop. Standard Chest is the cheaper roll, while Regal Chest costs more because it gives better odds for higher-rarity accessories.

Legendary

Standard Chest

Price 105

Gift

Standard Chest

Common

60%

Uncommon

30%

Rare

7.5%

Ultra Rare

2%

Legendary

0.5%

Legendary

Regal Chest

Price 300

Gift

Regal Chest

Common

20%

Uncommon

50%

Rare

20%

Ultra Rare

8.5%

Legendary

1.5%

Image	Name	Rarity	Price	Gift	Common	Uncommon	Rare	Ultra Rare	Legendary
	Standard Chest	Legendary	Price 105	Standard Chest	60%	30%	7.5%	2%	0.5%
	Regal Chest	Legendary	Price 300	Regal Chest	20%	50%	20%	8.5%	1.5%

Shop section

Obtainable Pets

7 items

These pets are tied to the shop's older UGC and purchase history, not normal egg hatching. Price and availability matter more than rarity because some routes depend on specific shop or UGC steps.

Ultra-Rare

Irish Water Spaniel

Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)

Rare

Bloodhound

Price 600

Ultra-Rare

Glacier Moth

Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)

Ultra-Rare

African Wild Dog

Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)

Ultra-Rare

Jellyfish

Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)

Ultra-Rare

Honey Badger

Price 295- 700 (5 UGC items)

Ultra-Rare

Tri-horned Treehopper

Price 295- 700 (5 UGC items or direct purchase)

Image	Name	Rarity	Price	Gift	Common	Uncommon	Rare	Ultra Rare	Legendary
	Irish Water Spaniel	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Bloodhound	Rare	Price 600	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Glacier Moth	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)	—	—	—	—	—	—
	African Wild Dog	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Jellyfish	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 500 (5 UGC items)	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Honey Badger	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 700 (5 UGC items)	—	—	—	—	—	—
	Tri-horned Treehopper	Ultra-Rare	Price 295- 700 (5 UGC items or direct purchase)	—	—	—	—	—	—

Accessory Shop items are split into chests and shop pets

The Accessory Shop is mainly known for pet wear, which is cosmetic gear your pets can wear. Some pet wear comes from Standard and Regal Chests, and some appears on direct stands inside the shop rotation.

The pet entries in this group are different. Bloodhound was a Bucks pet, while Irish Water Spaniel, Glacier Moth, African Wild Dog, Jellyfish, Honey Badger, and Tri-horned Treehopper were tied to the old UGC reward system. Those pets should be judged like shop-history pets, not like normal chest pulls.

Standard Chest is the cheaper random pull

Standard Chest costs 105 Bucks and opens into a random pet accessory. Its odds lean heavily toward common and uncommon pet wear, with 60% common, 30% uncommon, 7.5% rare, 2% ultra-rare, and 0.5% legendary in the local chest data.

That makes Standard Chest better when you want cheap openings or extra pet wear without spending much. It is a rough choice when you are chasing one specific rare piece because every opening is still a roll.

Regal Chest costs more because the odds are better

Regal Chest costs 300 Bucks, so each opening is almost three Standard Chests in price. The tradeoff is the rarity spread: 20% common, 50% uncommon, 20% rare, 8.5% ultra-rare, and 1.5% legendary.

That does not make Regal Chest a guarantee. It simply gives you a better shot at higher rarity pet wear per opening. If you are saving Bucks, the decision is usually cheap volume with Standard Chest or stronger odds with Regal Chest.

The 10-minute stand rotation changed pet wear buying

The current Accessory Shop also has direct pet-wear stands that refresh every 10 minutes. Those stands sell pieces from the chest rotation, and the price changes by rarity: common pet wear is cheap, while legendary pieces cost a lot more.

That system matters because chests are not the only way to get pet wear anymore. If the exact accessory you want appears on a stand, buying it directly can be cleaner than opening chest after chest and hoping the roll lands.

UGC reward pets are shop history now

Several pets in this group came from the Accessory Shop's old UGC reward system. That system gave stamps when players bought Adopt Me UGC avatar items, and buying enough UGC items unlocked the current reward pet.

The UGC store left the Accessory Shop on January 30, 2026. That makes the older reward pets feel different from normal Bucks items. A player looking for Jellyfish, Honey Badger, African Wild Dog, Glacier Moth, Irish Water Spaniel, or Tri-horned Treehopper may be dealing with trade value and collector demand instead of a simple shop purchase.

Price means different things across this group

The chest prices are simple Bucks prices: 105 for Standard Chest and 300 for Regal Chest. Bloodhound is also easy to read because it was listed at 600 Bucks.

The UGC pets use Robux ranges because the original route depended on buying five UGC avatar items, and those items did not all cost the same. That is why a price like 295-500 or 295-700 should be read as old reward-route cost, not one fixed pet button.

Rarity is only part of the decision

Both chests are Legendary items, but that does not mean they open into Legendary pet wear. The rarity label belongs to the chest itself; the accessory inside still follows the chest odds.

The shop pets show the opposite problem. Most of them are Ultra-Rare, but older reward-route pets can be harder to replace than the rarity label makes them look. If the original path is gone, the important question becomes how many players still have one and what they want for it in trade.