Tears of the Kingdom (and what they look like)
There’s a lot to see and do in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, from completing shrines and side quests to building and using wacky Zonai devices. One of the most fun aspects of the game involves customizing Link’s appearance, with players being given a wide variety of gems, masks, and helmets to mix up the silent hero’s appearance however they see fit.
PLAYER’S DAY VIDEO SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH THE CONTENTThere are over thirty unique pieces of clothing in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, many of which exist for cosmetic purposes only. For those looking to dress Link in Majora’s Mask or anyone who’s ever wondered what the pointy-eared protagonist would look with a headband or a pair of earrings, Tears of the Kingdom offers plenty of options for Hyrulean fashionistas.
This guide will introduce all miscellaneous clothing items in Tears of the Kingdom. This pretty much covers anything that isn’t part of a three-piece armor set, with the exception of the Aspect of the Champion: a special clothing item players obtain after completing all of the game’s shrines.
amber earrings
Archaic tunic (+ Archaic leggings and Archaic warm greaves)
bokoblin mask
cece hat
Champion Leathers
Diamond ring
Horrid Mask
Lobster Island T-shirt
korok mask
lightning helm
lizalfos mask
Lynel Mask
majora’s mask
Midna’s Helm
Moblin Mask
opal earrings
Raven’s Hood
ruby diadem
sand boots
Sapphire Diadem
Sheik’s Mask
Snow boots
topaz earrings
tunic of memories
Vah Medoh Divine Helm
Divine Helm of Vah Naboris
Vah Rudania Divine Helm
Vah Ruta Divine Helm
well used hair band
Zant’s Helmet
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for Nintendo Switch.