Costumes by Race and Theme
Akaviri • Altmer • Argonian • Bosmer • Breton • Dunmer • Imperial • Khajiit • Nede • Nord • Orc • Reachfolk • Redguard
Daedric • Guild • Holiday • Occupational • Vampire
Daggerfall PaladinEdit
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- "As I keep saying, this armor isn't just for show. I paid for it with blood, honor, and loyalty during Ranser's War. And I wasn't alone—we lost many to traitorous fools. Now, what's your story, paladin?"—Paladin Celice Foucher
The Daggerfall Paladin costume can be obtained by combining event fragments with a Soulfire Dragon Illusion pet. The fragments for both were available from the Impresario during events in 2022.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Red armor
- Slot 2: White fabric
- Slot 3: Leather belts and fixings
(The buckles are not dyeable)
Dar-m'Athra Stealth OutfitEdit
- The dar-m'Athra are the stealthiest of the dro-m'Athra, and therefore rarely seen, except for a final glimpse as one kills you.
The Dar-m'Athra Stealth Outfit is a datamined collectible. The costume consists of Dro-m'Athra style medium armor.
- Dyeing
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Dark Passions RegaliaEdit
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- There is no better bait for a trap than temptation and no better lure than seduction. This suggestive ensemble will enhance your allure and disarm your prey until it is far, far too late.
The Dark Passions Regalia is available in the Crown Store for 1000 
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- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Black coat and loincloth
- Slot 2: Red bodice, gloves and boots
- Slot 3: Brown leather straps on the bodice and elbows. Brown trim surrounding the openings on the shoulders.
(The gold pieces, such as the clasps on the bodice, the ornamentation on the boots and the claws on the gloves are not dyeable.)
Dark SeducerEdit
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- This guise enables its wearer to assume the grim aspect of a Dark Seducer.
The Dark Seducer costume is received via in-game mail when a character reaches 
60. You originally needed to be Level 50 to equip it.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Bands, sleeves, face mask, main armor details
- Slot 2: Helm spikes, trim on all armor
- Slot 3: Shoulder spikes, glove backs, lower torso, smaller details
Dark ShamanEdit
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- Far from town, temple, and market, those of ill intent meet in secret conclave to importune the forces of darkness for power and mastery. Behold here the dire raiment they don for this fell purpose.
The Dark Shaman costume was originally sold in the Crown Store for 1,200 . It returned to the store from August 15 to August 19, 2019, and later from July 6 to July 12, 2021. Starting in 2019, it was offered at a discounted 960 to ESO Plus Members.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Skirt, sandal soles, and cloth portion of the mask
- Slot 2: Armored girdle, pauldrons, wrist-guards, and the skulls dangling from the skirt
- Slot 3: Sandal straps, the roughly stitched grey patches on the outside of each leg by the belt, the cords fastening the pauldrons to the arms and the strings from which the skulls hang.
(The skull helmet is not dyeable)
Day of Release RoistererEdit
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- Celebrate Aiden Direnni's victory against the Alessian Army on the Day of Release. Glenumbra's most ebullient celebrants don this festive garb, and you can too! Spend a memorable day dancing, drinking, and toasting alongside them!
The Day of Release Roisterer was available in the Crown Store for 1,000 from March 25 to April 1, 2021
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Red cloth on tunic and cap (including the trim on the tunic where the buttons are)
- Slot 2: Blue cloth on tunic and cap (elbows, wrists, shawl, pants and the brim/trim of the hat)
- Slot 3: Brown leather parts (belt, boots, forearms, neck, belt pouches, armbands)
(The feathers in the cap, the buttons on the tunic, and the bootlaces and are not dyeable)
Deepwoods Pod-Singer TunicEdit
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- Non-Wood Elves might think it strange that Bosmeri Pod-Singers, who magically persuade Valenwood trees to grow into houses, wear clothes entirely made of animal leather and quills, but such is the mandate of the Green Pact.
The Deepwoods Pod-Singer Tunic is available in the Crown Store for 500 . It was first offered at a discount to ESO Plus members from January 3 to January 7, 2019 for 350 . It was made available to all on February 7, 2019.
- Dyeing
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Desert Garden Gala OverdressEdit
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- "We Redguards are a hardy people," says designer Sar'aq of Sentinel, "and like to stage our ceremonies outside—regardless of the weather. With this elegant overdress, a lady can celebrate the most festive of occasions—even in a sandstorm!"
The Desert Garden Gala Overdress was available in the Crown Store for 700 from February 2, 2017 to August 14, 2017. It returned from January 9 to 16, 2023, where it was offered to ESO Plus Members at a discounted (?). It is also available as an Epic-level reward in Scalecaller Crown Crates.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Most of dress, top of veil
- Slot 2: Front pleat of dress, lower hem
- Slot 3: Trim on dress and sleeves, belt, headband, top of shoes
(Sides of veil, most of shoes, and some dress details are not dyeable)
Do-m'Athra Battle ArmorEdit
- When warrior-dos are "bent" into dro-m'Athra, they become that fearsome variety the Khajiit call a do-m'Athra.
The Do-m'Athra Battle Armor is a datamined collectible. The costume consists of Dro-m'Athra style heavy armor.
- Dyeing
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Doeskin-and-Chamois Woods WearEdit
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- "Covering yourself from head to toe makes perfect sense," says Moneriel of Elden Root, "if you're a Breton! Ha!" You'll feel free and easy in any social situation in this light doeskin-and-chamois affair accented with turquoise and sea-beads.
The Doeskin-and-Chamois Woods Wear was available in the Crown Store for 800 from April 14 to May 30, 2016. It returned in 2020, when it was sold from September 28 to October 1 and offered to ESO Plus Members at a discounted 640 . It has been discounted for ESO Plus Members ever since. It later returned from July 6 to July 12, 2021.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Dark brown leather (most of the costume)
- Slot 2: Light brown trim
- Slot 3: Yellow clasps and adornments
(White bangles and beads are not dyeable)
Dominion ScoutEdit
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- Forest wear of the Aldmeri Dominion Forward Scouts, featuring High Elf avian motifs and a gilt balaclava.
The Dominion Scout costume is part of the Woodland Scouts Pack, which was sold in the Crown Store for 700 from March 17, 2015 to September 1, 2016. This costume is also available as a Superior-level reward in Reaper's Harvest Crown Crates.
- Dyeing
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Dragon PriestEdit
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- Once, it is said, a cult of Dragon-worshippers ruled all of northern Tamriel. Their leaders were Dragon Priests, cruel clerics of great power who hid their faces under magical masks. Now you can wear the semblance of these legendary magi.
The Dragon Priest costume was available in the Crown Store for 2,000 from May 5, 2016 to September 1, 2016. This costume was available once more from May 30 to June 4, 2019. It is also available as a Legendary-level reward in Scalecaller Crates.
- Dyeing
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Dragon WarriorEdit
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- Tales have come down to us from the legendary time of the Dragons, when it was said that some Nords were born with Dragon blood in their veins. Now you can wear the look of these legendary Dragon Warriors.
The Dragon Warrior costume was available in the Crown Store for 1,000 from May 5, 2016 to September 1, 2016. It is also available as a Legendary-level reward in Reaper's Harvest Crown Crates.
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Dremora Deceiver DusterEdit
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- In the ceaseless wars of Oblivion, there will always be scoundrels. After rooking marks of goods and foes of lives, this rugged, Dremora-style coat lets you slink away, sounding no louder than a whisper.
The Dremora Deceiver Duster was available in the Crown Store for 1,000 from July 15 to July 22, 2021.
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Grey parts, including front of boots and outer shell of gloves (basically the whole torso)
- Slot 2: Brown parts (undershirt, pants poking through the inner thigh, inner fabric of gloves including hands, sleeves, and most of the boots' surface area)
- Slot 3: Metal parts (amulet, armored pauldron, metal fixtures on boots)
(The white buckles on the front of the duster are not dyeable; however, their white hue looks more intense on female characters)
"Drifting Sand" Tunic and SashEdit
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- Sar'aq of Sentinel presents a comfortable, casual linen outfit that's suitable for both town and country. This billowing tunic and breeches ensemble will "flow wherever you go," as the designer puts it. Includes a broad and colorful sash!
The "Drifting Sand" Tunic and Sash is available in the Crown Store for 500 .
- Dyeing
- Slot 1: Tunic and pants
- Slot 2: Wide sash
- Slot 3: Narrow belt over sash, shirt laces
(Sandals are not dyeable)
Dungeon ExplorerEdit
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- Ready to adventure in places filled with hideous monsters, traps, and other surprises? Dress appropriately with the Dungeon Explorer costume! Equipping this costume will hide your shield when stowed.
The Dungeon Explorer costume appeared in the Crown Store for crowns from (?) to (?), and was pre-emptively taken off the store. It returned from November 14 to November 18, 2019. It is also available as a Legendary-level reward in Potentate Crates. This costume hides the wearer's shield when their weapons are sheathed.
- Dyeing
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Dwemerdelve ScavengerEdit
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- Early merchant-scavengers of the Zainab Tribe collected Dwarven pieces they found in nearby ruins. Instead of adding them to their wares, though, they worked the pieces into exploration garb, hoping for better protection against Dwarven constructs.
The Dwemerdelve Scavenger costume is available as an Apex-level reward in Unfeathered Crown Crates.
- Dyeing
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