564 wearable item icons — hats, helmets and hoods, coats and cloaks, tunics and dresses, boots, armor pieces and accessories, in multiple colorways plus an enchanted glowing set. Transparent 200×200 pixel art for equipment and dress-up systems.
Free for personal & commercial use · No attribution required · Full license
Clothing & Gear is an equipment-slot library. Headwear covers everything from pith helmets and berets to crowns, hoods and goggles; outerwear has admiral coats, leather jackets, hero capes and robes; clothes adds tunics, dresses, uniforms and kimonos; footwear and armor fill the remaining slots; and accessories supply belts, gloves, bags, pipes and monocles. Most pieces come in red, blue, black and golden colorways so factions or rarity tiers can share a silhouette, and the enchanted folder adds a glowing magical version of the key items. All icons are 200×200 transparent PNGs drawn at the same scale, ready for paper-doll inventories, shop UIs and character customization screens. Free for commercial use, no attribution required.
Clothing & Gear gives you 564 icons to drop straight into a project. It's split into headwear, misc, outerwear and enchanted, so you can pull just the part you need. cape hero enchanted and cape royal enchanted are in there. Every file is a transparent PNG, free for commercial use with no attribution.
Keep icons on integer scales (1x, 2x, 3x) and snap them to whole pixels, or the outlines shimmer. In Unity set Pixels Per Unit to match your grid and disable mipmaps for UI atlases; in Godot use a CanvasLayer so icons never inherit world-camera zoom.
Yes. All 564 assets in the Clothing & Gear collection are free for personal and commercial projects, including games you sell on Steam, itch.io, or app stores. No attribution required.
Every sprite is a transparent PNG, ready to import into Unity, Godot, GameMaker, RPG Maker, Phaser, or any other game engine.
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