
Assassin's Creed Costume
Master the art of the stealthy hooded assassin look.
The Assassin's Creed costume is a legendary choice for gamers, cosplayers, and Halloween enthusiasts who want to embody the stealthy, historical protectors of the Creed. Inspired primarily by the iconic white and red robes of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad and Ezio Auditore, this look is instantly recognizable by its deep pointed hood and layered tunic. Wearing this outfit lets you channel historical action, parkour mastery, and mysterious charm.
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $60–180
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What you need for a Assassin's Creed costume
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White hooded tunic or robe
A long-sleeved white tunic featuring a deep, pointed hood that partially shadows the upper face.
DIY: Use a long white bathrobe or trench coat, and attach a hand-sewn pointed white hood to the collar.
Red waist sash
A wide, vibrant red fabric sash wrapped around the midsection to contrast against the white robes.
DIY: Cut a long strip of red broadcloth or satin fabric and tie it snugly around your waist.
Brown faux-leather double belt
A wide brown belt worn over the red sash, ideally featuring metallic buckles and utility pouches.
DIY: Layer two standard brown leather belts together and attach small brown pouches.
Faux-leather vambraces (forearm guards)
Brown or black textured forearm guards, with one specifically housing the signature hidden blade mechanism.
DIY: Cut craft foam to shape, paint it textured brown, and secure it to your forearms with elastic bands.
Dark gray or brown trousers
Form-fitting, comfortable pants that allow for movement, tucked into boots.
DIY: Use any pair of dark brown or charcoal gray slim-fit pants or leggings from your closet.
Tall brown boots
Knee-high brown leather or faux-leather boots, or matching boot tops worn over brown shoes.
DIY: Wear dark brown work boots and wrap matching brown vinyl fabric around your calves.
Toy hidden blade prop
A safe, plastic spring-loaded or slide-out blade attached to the underside of the left wrist.
DIY: Construct a non-functional blade using painted silver cardboard attached to a wrist strap.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the dark gray or brown slim-fit trousers.
- 2
Slip on the white hooded tunic, ensuring the hood is draped flat on your back for now.
- 3
Wrap the wide red sash around your waist, securing it so the ends hang slightly to the side.
- 4
Buckle the wide brown leather belt directly over the red sash to secure it in place.
- 5
Strap the faux-leather vambraces onto your forearms, placing the hidden blade prop on your left wrist.
- 6
Pull on the tall brown boots and tuck the cuffs of your trousers neatly into them.
- 7
Pull the pointed hood forward over your head so it casts a shadow over your eyes, and adjust the tunic layers.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup minimal and natural. If your hair is visible beneath the hood, style it in a simple, slicked-back look or a low ponytail to keep it out of your face.
Assassin's Creed for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as Ezio Auditore and a Renaissance noble, or go as dual Assassins from different eras like Jacob and Evie Frye.
- group
- Assemble a brotherhood of Assassins from different games, including Altaïr, Ezio, Connor, Edward Kenway, and Eivor.
- kids
- A simplified version featuring a white hooded sweatshirt, a red felt sash, and soft foam arm guards.
- Plus size
- Opt for a loose-fitting white tunic or hooded robe, using an adjustable, wide elastic red sash for a comfortable fit.
- pet
- A small white dog cape with a pointed hood trim and a tiny red ribbon collar.
Tips
- Secure the hood with bobby pins or double-sided tape to your hair or forehead so it stays in place and maintains its iconic point while walking.
- Wear lightweight, breathable layers underneath, as the multiple belts, sash, and tunic can trap heat quickly.
- Practice your poses: standing with your head slightly tilted down to shadow your eyes, with your arms relaxed at your sides to show off the vambraces.
Assassin's Creed costume FAQ
- What is the Assassin's Creed outfit called?
- It is officially referred to as the Assassin's Robes, traditionally featuring a white hooded tunic, a red sash, and leather armor pieces.
- How do I make the hood stay pointed?
- You can insert a small piece of stiff interfacing, cardboard, or craft wire along the seam of the hood's edge to help it hold its sharp, triangular shape.
- Is the hidden blade safe to wear?
- Yes, commercial toy replicas are made of soft plastic or foam with rounded edges, but you should always check convention or venue weapon policies before bringing them.
Did you know? The signature pointed shape of the Assassin's hood is designed to mimic the beak of an eagle, which is a recurring symbol of vision and freedom throughout the franchise.