Official Minecraft Capes

The first MineCon cape ever distributed. Features a Creeper design and was given to approximately 4,500 attendees. Extremely sought after by collectors.

A red and white cape with a pickaxe design. Distributed to around 4,500 attendees of the second official MineCon event.

A green piston-themed cape. Around 7,500 people attended MineCon 2013, making this slightly less rare than earlier MineCon capes.

A purple and white cape featuring an iron golem design. Approximately 10,000 attendees received this cape at the largest MineCon ever.

A yellow and orange cape featuring an explorer design. The last physical MineCon event before the switch to digital events (MINECON Live / Minecraft Live).

The iconic red Mojang cape worn by studio employees. One of the oldest and most recognized capes in the game. Not available to the general public.

The updated Mojang Studios cape featuring the new logo. Replaced the classic Mojang cape for current employees after the studio rebrand.

One of the absolute rarest capes in existence. Given personally by Notch to a handful of community members during Minecraft's earliest development. Fewer than 20 known holders.

A deep blue cape awarded to players of Mojang's discontinued card game Scrolls. Very few players obtained this cape before Scrolls was shut down.

A red cape with the old Mojang logo. Given informally to a very small number of visitors at the Mojang office over the years. Extremely rare.

A globe-themed cape awarded to dedicated translators. Still technically available for outstanding translation contributors, though rarely given.

A cape given to talented map creators whose work was selected for Minecraft Realms. Features a crafting table and map design.

A special event cape given to a limited number of visitors at E3 expos. Features a unique design not available through any other channel.

A purple cape with a heart motif, recognizing major community contributions. Handpicked by Mojang staff for distribution.

One of the earliest capes in the game. Recognizes the original supporters who bought Minecraft during its alpha and beta development phases.

A teal and dark green cape inspired by the prismarine block palette. Features an aquatic, crystalline design reminiscent of ocean monuments.

A cape featuring the pansexual pride flag colors (pink, yellow, and blue). Part of Minecraft's inclusivity and Pride celebration efforts.

A cape featuring a TikTok-inspired design distributed during a joint promotional campaign between TikTok and Minecraft.

A green cape with a Creeper-style pattern, given to millions of players during the Mojang-to-Microsoft account migration. One of the most widely distributed official capes.

A white cape with a subtle vanilla flower design. Commemorates the unification of Java and Bedrock under one purchase.

A pink cape decorated with cherry blossom petals, celebrating the addition of the Cherry Grove biome in the Trails & Tales update.

A celebratory cape marking Minecraft's 15th anniversary since its initial public release in 2009. Features a festive birthday-themed design.

A colorful birthday-themed cape originally available through Bedrock Edition's character creator during Minecraft birthday events.

A commemorative cape celebrating the milestone of Minecraft reaching 100 million sales. Features a golden badge design.