The most striking feature of the NBA is its emphasis on keeping the game player customizable, and the same can be seen in NBA 2K23. To help you get your character exactly how you want them to be, there are tons of options to tailor them to the way you want them to appear - from wearing all kinds of clothes, to scanning your face and importing it into the game. To do, and of course, tattoos. The problem with this is that there's a nasty bug in the game that causes you to get a gray shirt in the tattoo parlor - preventing you from seeing how your tattoos will look on your player's body. Needless to say, this has caused a lot of trouble to many players. If you're also getting the Tattoo Shop brown shirt bug in NBA 2K23, here's how you can fix it.
How to Remove Brown Shirt in Tattoo Shop NBA 2K23
Now let's talk about where the problem arises. Actually it arises when you go to tattoo parlor to get tattoo there. Instead of being shirtless and being able to see how the tattoos are going to look like on your character, you will instead have a brown shirt on your body. This will prevent you from seeing the tattoos themselves. So how can you prevent this Brown Shirt glitch from occurring? Well, there are several methods you can try out to resolve it.
If you're a new player to the game, it involves equipping you with the default brown shirt, 2K shoes, and pants.. This should then cause the brown shirt to go away in the Tattoo Parlor. If that doesn’t work, there’s another thing you can attempt to fix it. To do this, first enter the Tattoo shop. If you are getting the visual glitch, exit the shop. From there, change every piece of clothing that you have equipped to something else and enter the Tattoo Parlor again. The Brown Shirt shouldn’t appear anymore. And if both of these fail, all that’s left is to contact NBA 2K23 customer support to see if they can somehow fix it on their end.
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