Zelda: Breath of the Wild Guide—How to Dye Clothes at a Village Shop
In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, there’s a straightforward way to refresh your look: you can change the color of each piece of clothing by visiting a specific shop in Hyrule. The process is quick, uses a small in-game currency cost, and gives you a wide palette to choose from.
Announcement: Dyeing clothes is done at a village shop
To dye your clothing, head to Hateno Village (listed in the source as Aldea Hatelia). Players who have progressed through the main story will likely have already visited. In the village, look for a house with multiple paint jars visible on the exterior.
How to do it (and the price)
Enter the building and speak with Matik, who runs the shop. He will change the color of your clothing for 20 rupees. After that, you can select from the available options based on your preference.
Platform scope
This clothing-color change method is part of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild itself, so it applies within the game’s standard play experience on its supported platforms.
What comes next: your color options
- Location: Hateno Village (Aldea Hatelia), at a house displaying paint jars
- NPC: Matik inside the shop
- Cost: 20 rupees per color change
- Choices: 15 colors total
Once you’ve paid the rupee cost, you can keep experimenting—since the shop offers 15 different color options for your clothing.
