The Vault Boy icon for this piece of apparel portrays the Vault Boy with his back turned, similar to how the Lone Wanderer is portrayed at the end of the main storyline while wearing this same piece of apparel. The suit seems to be considered the Fallout 3 promotional armor set because it appears on the character in all ending cutscenes. There is no Karma penalty for stealing this item. The suit is near identical to the Vault Dweller's armored Vault 13 jumpsuit when he is exiled. The way the suit is displayed in Moira's store is somewhat similar to the way the Vault Dweller's suit is enshrined in the Temple of Trials in Fallout 2. It can also be stolen or bought from her for around 180 caps if one chooses to not help her with the Wasteland Survival Guide. Moira explains that she made this suit for a girl from the vault around "10 or 12 years ago," but the girl never returned to pick it up, leading Moira to speculate that she may have died. Moira bestows this gift on the Lone Wanderer for complying with a request to recall how life in Vault 101 was. The suit can be found in Craterside Supply, Moira's store in Megaton. The jumpsuit provides bonuses ideal for low level characters as +5 to Energy Weapons and Small Guns are fairly beneficial at the start of the game, where small guns like the 10mm pistol and energy weapons like the laser pistol are quickly obtainable. It is a normal vault jumpsuit with several plates, most likely from leather armor, attached to provide additional protection. Continued abuse of our services will cause your IP address to be blocked indefinitely.The armored vault jumpsuit is a variant of the Vault-Tec vault suit, modified to better protect its owner in combat. Please fill out the CAPTCHA below and then click the button to indicate that you agree to these terms. If you wish to be unblocked, you must agree that you will take immediate steps to rectify this issue. If you do not understand what is causing this behavior, please contact us here. 
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