Wardrobe

The wardrobe is your own collection of capes and cosmetics. From it, you choose what each of your Minecraft accounts wears. You can use it on the website and in the game.

What's in your wardrobe

Your wardrobe is not the whole shop. It holds two kinds of items:

• Exclusive items you own. You got them with a redeem code or as a gift. They are always there, and you can't remove them. See Exclusive items.
• Free items you saved. You saved them in the shop, or you equipped them once (equipping saves an item, too).

You can save up to 500 items. If the wardrobe is full, remove something first.

Wardrobe and loadout

• The wardrobe belongs to your LeiCraftClient account. All your linked Minecraft accounts share it.
• The loadout is what one Minecraft account wears: 1 cape and up to 10 cosmetics. Every linked Minecraft account has its own loadout, so you can wear different things on different accounts.

To wear anything, you need a linked Minecraft account: Link your account. Without one, you can still save items.

Save items from the shop

1. Open the shop and click an item.
2. Click Save to wardrobe. The box now says In your wardrobe.

You can also click Equip on … (with your Minecraft name). This puts the item on that account right away and saves it to your wardrobe. If you linked more than one account, pick the account in the Minecraft account list first. A cape replaces the cape you wear now. A cosmetic is added to the ones you wear, up to 10.

Equip on the website

Open Wardrobe in the dashboard. On the left you see a 3D preview with your skin.

Above the items there is a search box, and the Exclusives only switch shows only the exclusive items you own. Explore the shop takes you to the shop to find more.

Equip in the game

Open the in-game wardrobe in one of these ways:

• LeiCraftClient (title screen or pause menu) → Wardrobe
• the command /leicraftclient wardrobe

It needs a linked account. If the button is greyed out, it says "Link your LeiCraftClient account first". The wardrobe changes the loadout of the Minecraft account you are playing with right now.

• Switch between the Capes and Cosmetics tabs, and use the search box to filter.
• Capes: click a cape to choose it, or click No cape.
• Cosmetics: click one to put it on or take it off. The line at the bottom counts them ("Cosmetics equipped: 3 / 10").
• Equipped marks what you wear. Owned marks exclusive items you own.
• The preview on the left shows your selection. Drag it to turn your player and see the cape on the back. Your player in the world shows it, too.
• Save saves the loadout. Cancel or Esc throws your changes away.
• Explore the shop opens the shop in your browser. When you come back, the list reloads, so items you just saved show up.

The in-game wardrobe also works on the title screen, before you join a world.

Variants

Some cosmetics come in more than one variant. A variant is made for one skin model: Wide arms (Steve), Slim arms (Alex), or Any skin.

By default, the variant is chosen automatically: the one made for your skin model, otherwise one for any skin, otherwise the first one. If you switch between a wide and a slim skin, the cosmetic follows. You can also pick a variant yourself:

• On the website: under the preview, next to an equipped cosmetic, open the list and choose Automatic or a variant. The list only appears when a cosmetic has more than one variant.
• In the game: click an equipped cosmetic in the list, then click the Variant: Auto button. Each click goes to the next variant, and after the last one back to Auto. The button is greyed out when the cosmetic has only one variant.

Don't forget to click Save afterwards.

Remove items

Free items can be removed in two places:

• In the wardrobe, click the trash button on the item.
• On the item's shop page, click Remove next to In your wardrobe.

This happens right away, without Save. If you wear the item, it is taken off all your linked Minecraft accounts. You can save it again from the shop at any time.

Exclusive items show Always yours instead and can't be removed.

When others see your changes

• You, in the game: a loadout you save in the game shows at once. A change you save on the website reaches your game within about 10 minutes. To see it right away, click Reload capes & cosmetics in the LeiCraftClient options.
• Other players with the mod: they see your new look within a few minutes. The mod keeps each player's capes and cosmetics for about 10 minutes before it asks again.
• Players without the mod see your normal skin.

To check what you wear right now, open https://client.leicraftmc.de/players/ followed by your Minecraft name.

Nothing shows up? See Troubleshooting.