Tears Of The Kingdom: Every Paraglider Fabric And How To Get It
Find every Tears of the Kingdom paraglider fabric, including standard and Amiibo designs, plus fast ways to unlock and change them.
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, the paraglider is more than a simple traversal tool. It is the key to Link's freedom in the skies, allowing him to cross canyons, reach Sky Islands, and survive long falls. Because the paraglider is used so often, many players want to customize its appearance. The game offers a wide range of paraglider fabrics, from humble village designs to rare Amiibo-only patterns. As of 2026, the methods for obtaining these fabrics remain unchanged, and this guide covers every known option. 🪂
How To Change The Paraglider Fabric
Link can change the paraglider fabric at the Kochi Dye Shop in Hateno Village. This is the same shop that allows him to recolor armor, and its owner, Sayge, handles paraglider customization. On Link's first visit, Sayge explains the service and gives him a free Cece Fabric pattern. After that, Link can speak to Sayge again and choose the 'Rework the Paraglider' option. The service costs 20 Rupees, and Link must already own at least one fabric to use it. Sayge does not provide extra fabrics beyond the initial Cece design. Once the work is finished, Link is launched out of the top of the shop, giving him an immediate chance to test the new design in the air.
All Standard Paraglider Fabrics
Most paraglider fabrics come from quests, exploration, and long-term completion goals. The table below lists every standard fabric and the task required to unlock it.
| Fabric | How To Unlock |
|---|---|
| Addison Fabric | Help Addison hold up every Hudson Construction sign around Hyrule. |
| Cece Fabric | Speak to Sayge at the Kochi Dye Shop in Hateno Village for the first time. |
| Gerudo Fabric | Race through the arches in the Southern Oasis Training Area within the time limit after finishing the 'Riju of the Gerudo' main questline. |
| Goron Fabric | Complete all side quests for the Gorons in the cave at Girtram Cliff after finishing the 'Yunobo of Goron City' main questline. |
| Horse-God Fabric | Earn five Pony Points at the Stables around Hyrule. |
| Hudson Construction Fabric | Finish building Link's home in Tarrey Town. |
| Koltin's Fabric | Bring Koltin all Bubbul Gems by defeating every Bubbulfrog around Hyrule. |
| Korok Fabric | Help the Korok decorate its secret room in the Great Deku Tree's mouth. |
| Lucky Clover Gazette Fabric | Finish two Lucky Clover Gazette Side Adventures in the 'Potential Princess Sightings!' questline. |
| Lurelin Village Fabric | Complete the 'Rattled Ralera' quest after saving and restoring Lurelin Village. |
| Monster-Control-Crew Fabric | Finish all six of the 'Bring Peace to (Location)' quests. |
| Nostalgic Fabric | Open a chest in the top-most room at the Temple of Time. |
| Ordinary Fabric | Given to Link when unlocking the Lookout Landing Skyview Tower and learning about the towers from Purah. |
| Robbie's Fabric | Fill out the entire Hyrule Compendium, then speak to Robbie to show him the work. |
| Royal Hyrulean Fabric | Find the western section of Hyrule Castle and fight the Gloom Hands and Phantom Ganon that spawn in a large pile of rocks there. |
| Sheikah Fabric | Buy armor from Claree in Kakariko Village. Prices decrease after finishing the 'Gloom-Borne Illness' quest. |
| Yiga Fabric | Defeat the three Yiga Clan setups for the Yiga Clan Armor, then head to the Gerudo Hideout and finish the Yiga Training there while wearing the complete Yiga Armor Set. |
| Zonai Fabric | Complete the 'Legend of the Great Sky Island' quest. |
| Zonai Survey Team Fabric | Complete the 'Messages from an Ancient Era' quest. |
| Zora Fabric | Retrieve the stone from a cave for the NPC asking for it at East Reservoir Lake by Zora's Domain after finishing the 'Sidon of the Zora' main questline. |
Sayge's Inspired Paraglider Fabrics
After the initial customization, Sayge can also craft inspired fabrics if Link shows him a photograph of a specific creature. These designs are tied to Hyrule's wildlife and monsters, and the player must photograph the correct subject before visiting the Kochi Dye Shop. The following table lists the known inspired fabrics and where to find their subjects. 📸
| Fabric | Where to Find Them | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Aerocuda Fabric | Circling in the air above enemy encampments around Hyrule; in The Depths around enemy camps; outside of The Wind Temple. | Aerocudas can be tricky to hit, but they are easier to photograph if they notice Link, as they begin to get closer. They may also carry other enemies. |
| Chuchu Fabric | Plains throughout Hyrule Field, especially grassy areas in Central Hyrule and Lanayru. | Regular Chuchus are plentiful. |
| Cucco Fabric | Scattered around Kakariko Village or outside of Stables; on the 'Follow the Cuccos' side quest; with Robbie after upgrading the Purah Pad in Hateno Village. | Anywhere there is a farm, there are likely Cuccos. |
| Eldin-Ostrich Fabric | Running around Death Mountain; in groups around the Eldin Mountains; on mid-sized small Sky Islands over the Eldin region. | These birds are large and typically out in groups. They drop Raw Meat when hunted, but Link must photograph them alive. |
| Gleeok Fabric | In Tabantha as part of the 'Zelda's Golden Horse' side adventure; guarding the Lake Hylia bridge; in the Akkala Citadel Ruins. | Gleeoks are of different elements. Link can photograph one from afar and leave; fighting is not required. |
| Grizzlemaw-Bear Fabric | In the Gerudo Highlands; in the Hebra Mountains. | Grizzlemaw Bears are large and gray, and relatively easy to spot off the beaten path. They will charge if they notice Link. |
| Horse Fabric | Any Stable around Hyrule; open plain areas around Hyrule; any of the special horses in Tears of the Kingdom. | The photo can be of absolutely any horse: Link's own, a merchant's, an enemy's, and so on. |
| Lynel Fabric | Upland Lindor, between the Lindor's Brow Skyview Tower and Tanagar Canyon if Link flies northwest; the southern part of Kincean Island in the Lanayru Wetlands; Risoka Snowfield, northeast from the Gerudo Highlands Skyview Tower, east of Gerudo Summit. | Lynels are fearsome foes. The color of their manes denotes difficulty. A distant photo is enough. |
| Stalnox Fabric | The chasm in one of the eyes comprising Skull Lake in North Akkala; northwest of Death Mountain in Eldin; Tanagar Canyon East Cave between the Hebra and Gerudo regions. | Stalnox typically appear in caves surrounded by other Stal enemies. Shooting them in the eye stuns them. |
Amiibo-Exclusive Paraglider Fabrics
A large group of paraglider fabrics is locked behind Amiibo figures. These designs are cosmetic and do not affect gameplay, but they are popular among collectors. The table below lists each Amiibo fabric, the figure that unlocks it, and the collection it belongs to.
| Fabric | Amiibo to Scan | Amiibo Collection |
|---|---|---|
| Ancient-Sheikah Fabric | Guardian | Breath of the Wild |
| Bokoblin Fabric | Bokoblin | Breath of the Wild |
| Bygone-Royal Fabric | Toon Zelda | Wind Waker |
| Champion-Leathers Fabric | Link (Tears of the Kingdom) | Tears of the Kingdom |
| Demon-King Fabric | Ganondorf | Super Smash Bros. |
| Egg Fabric | Link (Link's Awakening) | Link's Awakening |
| Gerudo-Champion Fabric | Urbosa | Breath of the Wild Champions |
| Goddess Fabric | Zelda and her Loftwing | The Legend of Zelda Collection Series |
| Goron-Champion Fabric | Daruk | Breath of the Wild Champions |
| Hylian-Hood Fabric | Rider Link (Breath of the Wild) | Breath of the Wild |
| Hyrule-Princess Fabric | Zelda (Breath of the Wild) | Breath of the Wild |
| King of Red Lions Fabric | Toon Link | Super Smash Bros. |
| Lon Lon Ranch Fabric | Link (Ocarina of Time); Young Link | 30th Anniversary Zelda Series; Super Smash Bros. |
| Majora's Mask Fabric | Link (Majora's Mask) | The Legend of Zelda Collection Series |
| Mirror of Twilight Fabric | Link (Super Smash Bros.); Link (Twilight Princess); Wolf Link | Super Smash Bros.; The Legend of Zelda Collection Series; Twilight Princess HD Series |
| Pixel Fabric | Link (The Legend of Zelda) | 30th Anniversary Zelda Series |
| Princess of Twilight Fabric | Zelda (Super Smash Bros.) | Super Smash Bros. |
| Rito-Champion Fabric | Revali | Breath of the Wild Champions |
| Sheik Fabric | Sheik | Super Smash Bros. |
| Sword-Spirit Fabric | Link (Skyward Sword) | The Legend of Zelda Collection Series |
| Tunic of Memories Fabric | Archer Link (Breath of the Wild); Link (Tears of the Kingdom) | Breath of the Wild; Tears of the Kingdom |
| Zora-Champion Fabric | Mipha | Breath of the Wild Champions |
Final Thoughts
Collecting every paraglider fabric is a long-term goal that can keep players busy long after they finish the main story. Some fabrics require hours of exploration, side quest completion, and Compendium work, while others depend on Amiibo figures that may be harder to find in 2026. None of the fabrics change Link's stats or abilities, but they offer a personal touch to one of the most frequently used items in the game. Whether the goal is a Korok-themed glide, a royal design, or a nostalgic tribute to a past Zelda adventure, Tears of the Kingdom gives players plenty of ways to fly in style. 🎮
As summarized by Game Informer, customization systems often become lasting player goals when they tie cosmetic rewards to exploration and side content, which fits Tears of the Kingdom’s paraglider fabrics especially well since unlocking every design encourages players to revisit villages, complete regional quests, and engage with optional activities far beyond the main story.