The Best Assassin’s Creed Costumes That Look Awesome
If you are a fan of the AC franchise, love cosplay and dressing up as your favorite video game characters, then this article is for you. Here are listed 10 of the best AC costumes on the market right now. A lot of factors went into putting together this list like price, function and overall badassery. So without further delays here are the best costumes that you can buy.
10: Assassin’s Creed 2 Ezio costume
The very first outfit that Ezio wore in his days as an Assassin.
This is one of the most iconic outfits that have ever appeared in the Assassin’s Creed franchise. It is the first outfit Ezio gets, and my god is it awesome. The costume is white, the iconic color of The Assassins, with a red line coming down, symbolic with the renaissance era in which the game takes place. This costume is the iconic outfit of the game. It is even on sale right now. You can save up to 50% if u get it.
9: Edward Kenway costume
The final costume that Edward wears in Black Flag.
This a cool looking costume to say the least. And it comes from arguably the best Assassin’s Creed game to date. The mix of white and light blue give it a nice look fitting for the backdrop of the Caribbean’s. The hood is smaller than some of the other, but this makes it more practical. This suit also comes with leather straps that you can use to hang your replica swords and pistols. You can check it out on the link below.
8: Shay Cormac’s outfit from AC: Rogue
Fun fact: The outfit in the game didn’t have a hood. This hood is inspired from the posters and game trailers that came before the game’s release. Prior to the games release the developers decided to take out the hood so that it was clear that we play as a Templar.
Technically this isn’t an Assassin outfit. But it was to cool not to include it. This is the outfit that you wear as Shay after you switch sides and join the Templars. We ditch the famous Assassin white for the more sinister black and red. This is a faithful adaptation from the game, with the inclusion of the hood, which we all know, it isn’t in the game. Here is the link if you want to check it out.
7: Jacob Frye’s outfit from Syndicate
The most modern costume on the list.
The most unusual costume on this list in my opinion. This is an outfit that you can rock every day, to be honest. Instead of a hood, you get a top head. This outfit is inspired by the Victorian era and the steam period. If you are a fan of steampunk I think that this should float your boat nicely. Here is the link if you want to check it out for yourself.
6: Connor Kenway’s outfit from AC 3
Inspired by the outfits of the colonial soldiers.
This is the outfit that Connor wore when he fought the redcoats and the Templars. What is cool about this costume is that is inspired by the outfit that the colonial soldiers used to wear, but you can also see a splash of Native American themes thrown in there as well. Also, the back of this costume looks amazing.
You can check it out here:
5: Arno Dorian’s outfit
The most stylish and flamboyant on the list in my opinion.
If it isn’t obvious, this is worn by a France man in the game. This outfit is one of the most stylish outfits in the Assassin’s Creed franchise. It is slick and slim and yet filled with details and patterns. Its mix of different colors all come together perfectly and blend well together. If you want to check it out for yourself here is the link:
4: Ezio Auditore's costume from AC: Brotherhood
The second outfit that Ezio gets on his journey.
Probably the most iconic Ezio outfit. We first see it in “Brotherhood” but it has made several other appearances in the later games as a DLC or special item that you can purchase in the Ubisoft store. What is most notable about this costume is that the front is longer than the previous outfit that Ezio wore. This is a whiter version of the previous costume that Ezio wore and the red parts are all centered around the waist. But the coolest thing about it is that the cape is the same color as the costume itself which makes it easier to conceal your left arm where the hidden blade is located.
3: Assassin’s Creed Origins outfit
This costume is worn by Bayek in AC: Origins
The oldest outfit in the game chronologically speaking. You could really see the beginnings of the Assassin’s Creed order here. The design of this outfit is rudimental and yet stylish. Most of this costume is inspired by Ancient Egypt. You can see this in the shoulders, the scarf like a hood, which you can take out if you like, and of course, we can’t forget about those sandals. Your toes need to in the wind if you’re going to spend a lot of time in the desert.
2: Ezio’s outfit in Revelations
This is the final outfit that we see Ezio wear in the conclusion to his story.
An Ezio outfit that isn’t white. It sure is a surprise. But a welcomed one at that. In the game, Ezio travels from Italy to Istanbul, and he changes his outfit before taking on the journey so he can more easily fit in this new setting. You can clearly see the Ottoman inspired pattern on this costume. The color is dark blue with a splash of white here and there. Another thing that is different is that there isn’t a cape on this costume. Instead, it is replaced by a fur shoulder pad and fur underlining on the inside of the costume. If you are a fan of this costume as much as me you can check it out here.
1: Altair’s outfit
The very first Assassin’s outfit that we saw in action.
Here it is folks, the outfit that started it all. The very first Assassin’s outfit. And you got to love it. It is simple yet so elegant. Designed to be inconspicuous and not to draw attention to you so that you can blend easily in the crowd. This costume might not be as flashy as all the other but that is its point. It also comes with a belt around your waist that you can use it to equip knives, a sword as well as a back holster to equip a small dagger. If you are interested in this costume you can check it out here:
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