Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

In Tears of the Kingdom, players can change the look of their Paraglider; here's how to get every available fabric for it.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom allows players to customize their gear like never before. In this Zelda title, players can change the colors of their armor just like they could with the armor in Breath of the Wild. But now, they can also fuse items together to change the look of their weapons, bows, and can even change the fabrics of Link's Paraglider.

Unlike in BotW, there are a ton of fabrics to choose from instead of just being stuck with the original version. Unlocking all of these paraglider fabrics will take a lot of work, but in the end, it will be worth it to have all these options available.

Updated June 3, 2023, by Mina Smith: Some new fabrics have been found in Tears of the Kingdom; if players want to collect every single possible fabric in the game, they will need to check out the new additions below.

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Once players have made their way to Hateno Village in Tears of the Kingdom, they can visit the Dye shop. This is the man who could dye their armor in the previous game, and he's located in the same spot. Chat with him to receive the mushroom-print Cece paraglider fabric.

Completing the quest called Messages from an Ancient Era in Tears of the Kingdom is the only way to earn this fabric. Players will need to chat with the NPC Wortsworth at the Looking Landing location, then follow him to Kakariko Village. After that, he will ask Link to take photos of 13 sky island plaques written in ancient Hylian. Take all the photos to complete the quest and get the Zonai Survey Team fabric.

In order to get the Malanya Horse God fabric for the paraglider, players will just need to catch a horse and register it at a stable. They can also use one of the amiibo to get Epona and register her if they don't want to go through the trouble of catching one for themselves.

If Link has made it over to Kakariko Village, they may have noticed that Claree's armor is very expensive. This is to help pay for Nanna's medical bills; the old woman got too close to the Gloom and has become ill. In order to help them out, players will need to make some Sundelion Porridge for her to help cure her Gloom-borne illness.

The Claree will lower the cost of her armor back down to normal pricing, and she will give Link this Paraglider fabric with his first purchase.

If players remember their time on the Great Plateau in Breath of the Wild, they may remember that the King of Hyrule gave them a paraglider in the topmost room of the ruins of the Temple of Time. If players return to that same room on top of the Temple, they will find a chest with this fabric inside.

The Korok Fabric is only available if players have saved the Deku Tree first. Once that battle with Phantom Ganon is over, players will be able to interact with the Deku Tree and all the Koroks hanging around in the Lost Woods. Head inside the tree where the mushroom store and inn are located, then use the Ascend ability to go through the ceiling of the mushroom store.

Players will find themselves in a secret room inside the Deku Tree. There is a young Korok there named Oaki, looking to decorate this secret room; he will ask Link for some Blue Nightshade. Once Link has given this to him, he will give Link the Korok Paraglider fabric.

In Akkala, players can buy their own home from Tarrey Town's Hudson. But first, they will need to complete the quest chain Mattison's Independence, helping Hudson's young daughter to head to Gerudo Town. Once Mattison is gone, head back to Hudson's home and speak to his Gerudo wife named Rhondson. She will offer Link a new home of his own for 1,500 Rupees.

Head over to Link's new home by the Rasitakiwak Shrine, and put his home together with the Ultrahand ability. Once it is together, Rhondson will come to give Link this paraglider fabric as a thanks for his purchase.

In order to get the Yiga paraglider, players will first need to unlock all three pieces of the Yiga armor. The chest piece is located at the Akkala Ancient Tech Lab at 4509, 3152, 0247. The mask is located at the old man's house on the Great Plateau around -0791, -2232, 0087. Last but not least, the Yiga Armor pants are located in the Aldor Foothills at -0644, 2037, 0158.

Once players have all the pieces, they need to go to the Yiga main hideout wearing all the Yiga Armor; it is located in the Gerudo Highlands at -3493, -1311, 0335, right next to the Rotsumamu Shrine. After infiltrating the hideout, partake in some Yiga training. The first trial is to defeat three Yiga soldiers in less than two minutes. This is gain players the Yiga Fabric.

If players speak with the Armor Dyer Sayge in Hateno Village, he will ask players to bring him a picture of a Chuchu. He will say he's looking for fabric inspiration; bring him a picture of a regular Chuchu and get the Chuchu fabric along with a list of other things he needs a picture of. Each of these enemies and fauna will have another paraglider fabric.

Take a photo of the Eldin-Ostrich in the Eldin Region, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village.

Take a photo of any horse, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village.

Take a photo of a cucco with can be found in Kakariko Village, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village.

Take a photo of a Grizzlemaw-Bear, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village. There are only two or three locations where this bear can be found, and the best one is here, at -3010, -1278, 0535, near the Laparoh Mesa in the Gerudo Highlands.

Take a photo of any Aerocuda, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village​​​​​​.

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Take a photo of any Stalnox, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village​​​​​​.

Take a photo of any Lynel, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village​​​​​​.

Take a photo of any Gleeok, and bring it back to Sayge in Hateno Village​​​​​​.

There are a whole bunch of paraglider fabrics that appear to only be available by scanning Legend of Zelda amiibo. These are listed below with the amiibo they can come from.

If players scan the BotW Rider Link amiibo, they have a chance at getting this fabric.

The BotW Archer Link can drop this paraglider fabric.

Scanning the BotW Zelda amiibo gives players a chance at grabbing the Hyrule Princess Fabric, which matches her dress from the first game.

In BotW, some of the hardest enemies are Guardians. If players picked up the amiibo with the Guardian on it, it can get them this Ancient-Sheikah Fabric.

The BotW Bokoblin gives players meats, boko weapons, and shields, and can also provide this cute fabric.

The Zora Champion Fabric is a potential drop from the BotW Mipha amiibo.

The Goron Champion Fabric is a potential drop from the BotW Daruk amiibo.

The Rito Champion Fabric is a potential drop from the BotW Revali amiibo.

The Gerudo Champion Fabric is a potential drop from the BotW Urbosa amiibo.

When the remake of Link's Awakening came around for the Switch, there was a Link's Awakening amiibo of cartoon Link. This is the amiibo that can give players this Eggy Paraglider.

Scan the Majora's Mask version of Link for a chance at this paraglider fabric.

Unlike many of the other paraglider fabrics, this one can be gotten from two different amiibo. The Lon Lon fabric can be found with the Ocarina of Time Link and Smash Bros. Young Link.

When Skyward Sword was released, there was also an amiibo for Zelda and her Loftwing. This one can give Tears of the Kingdom players a matching paraglider to the sailcloth that Link uses in Skyward Sword.

The Princess of Twilight fabric is a potential spoil from the Super Smash Bros. Zelda amiibo.

The Demon King fabric is a potential drop from the Super Smash Bros. Ganondorf amiibo.

When Tears of the Kingdom released, there was a new amiibo for it that features TotK Link; this can give a fabric that matches the Champion's Tunic from both Tears of the Kingdom and Breath of the Wild.

The amiibo of Toon Zelda from Wind Waker can give players this unique paraglider fabric.

Wind Waker's Toon Link can give players the feeling of bringing the King of the Red Lions boat with them in spirit.

If players want this 8-bit Fabric, they just need to scan the Link amiibo of the first Legend of Zelda game ever made.

The Skyward Sword version of Link also has an amiibo, and the Sword Spirit Fi-style paraglider fabric can be gotten from it.

As players might have guessed, this Sheik fabric is a possible drop from the Sheik amiibo from Smash Bros.

The Mirror of Twilight is one of the most popular amiibo fabrics because of its ability to glow in the dark. Get this fabric from Twilight Princess' Wolf Link and Midna, Twilight Princess' Link, or Super Smash Bros. Link

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for Nintendo Switch.

Mina has been devoted to playing video games for more than 30 years. She loves Magic: the Gathering, writing, reading, cats, board games, long walks, her PS5, and her local LGS. She lives in Richmond, VA, USA with her husband and fur-child Kaalia.