Jin Kazama/Outfits

Many of Jin's outfits feature flame designs on his right pant leg, and he always wears gloves or gauntlets in his Player 1 outfits. Jin has spiky black hair similar to his father's with thick eyebrows and a full fringe similar to his mother's. He also has a devil mark on his left shoulder where he was branded by Devil. As a teenager in the anime, Tekken: Bloodline, Jin is depicted wearing a white short sleeved hoodie with a black tank top, gray trousers with folded hems, and red flats with white soles. Jin would continue to wear hoodies as his secondary outfits in both Tekken 4 and Tekken 5, and as his main outfit in Tekken 7 and Tekken 8.

Tekken 3[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin is shirtless and wears black trousers with a red, orange and yellow flame design on the right pant leg and red and black footpads. He wears Mishima style red gauntlets with a triangular pattern of metallic studs on the back of the hands, resembling his father's gloves. In both his and Heihachi's endings, he has a white drawstring on his waistband.

Jin wears this outfit in the opening and in his ending.

Player 2 outfit:
Jin wears a yellow jacket with rolled-up sleeves and with the words "Jin" - "Japan" merged together to form a kanji-inspired logo on the back. He wears dark blue trousers with red stripes down the sides, black boots with knee protectors and uses the red Mishima style gloves with the triangle pattern studs, although these only cover the hand, being almost identical to Kazuya's gloves.

Player 3 outfit:
Jin wears a Mishima Polytechnic High School uniform. It consists a dark blue v-neck blazer with the sleeves rolled up and the school's logo emblazoned on the left breast. He wears his gloves from his Player 2 outfit along with checkered green pants and brown leather shoes. This outfit is unlocked by playing as Jin 50 times.

Tekken Tag Tournament[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin's Player 1 outfit is a palette swap of his Player 1 outfit from Tekken 3. The flame design on his pants are bluish-green with matching foot guards and gauntlets.

Player 2 outfit:
Jin's Player 2 outfit is a palette swap of his Player 2 outfit from Tekken 3. His jacket and pants are now red and his shoulder pads and gloves are black.

Player 3 outfit:
(See Tekken 3 Player 1 outfit)

His pants have been updated to include a white drawstring which was seen in his CGI art. This also applies to his alternate outfit as explained above.

Player 4 outfit:
(See Tekken 3 Player 2 outfit)

Player 5 outfit:
(See Tekken 3 Player 3 outfit)

In the opening movie, Jin is seen sitting at the edge of a forest with bare trees wearing a black button-up shirt with white buttons undone to just under his chest, black leather pants, and black shoes.

Tekken 4[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin wears a black and white short-sleeved open karate gi with a devil mark printed on the back. His pants are colored white on the left side and black with white flames on the right and are fastened with a dark blue and white karate belt. He wears white and red footpads and white and red spiral patterned gauntlets with a spiral design on the back. The spiral could represent the Kazama family as Jun wears spiral designs on her Tekken Tag Tournament Player 3 outfit. In Kazuya's ending, after Jin is defeated by him, the soles of Jin's footpads are black.

During Stage 8 of his story mode, while fighting his father and grandfather at Hon-Maru, he loses the top of his karate gi. This topless version of the outfit is later seen in his Tekken 5 prologue and in the Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection console opening.

Player 2 outfit:
He wears a white and blue hoodie and dark blue baggy knee zipper pants with golden flame embroidery on the back with a black tank top for an undershirt and red and white sneakers. He retains his gauntlets from his Player 1 outfit. His hood can be removed during the fight if he is hit on the head, or if he falls or gets knocked down.

Namco X Capcom[]

Player 1 outfit:
(See Tekken 4 Player 2 outfit)

Tekken 5/Dark Resurrection[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin wears an alternate version of his Player 1 outfit in Tekken 4. He no longer wears the top half of his gi and his black karate pants have a large white golden outlined flame on the right pant leg and has three smaller white flames on the left. His white spiral patterned gauntlets have minor changes with red and blue parts on the underside.

Jin wears this outfit in the last part of his prologue and in both Heihachi's and his own ending.

In Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection the flame on his pants and the color of his gauntlets change from white to red.

Player 2 outfit:
(See Tekken 4 Player 2 outfit)

It's a modified version of the Tekken 4 Player 2 outfit. It is violet/blue on the hoodie instead of white/blue. The hood and the sleeves now have a laminated gold flame design on it. Lastly, the hoodie has a silver zipper and silver piping on the pockets. Jin's hood will fall off if he falls or is knocked to the ground.

In Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection his jacket and pants are recolored plum though the flames remain gold and retains the red gauntlets from his Player 1 outfit.

Player 3 outfit:
Jin wears a white unzipped jacket with black furry arms and blue flames designs, a white shirt tied around his waist and white pants with red zippers down the front and a thick blue line down the back. He also wears a pair of red and white gloves with metallic studs on the back and black sneakers with white soles.

This costume can be purchased in the customization mode for 500,000 G, though it is available from the start in Tekken 5: Dark Resurrection. This costume was designed by animator and illustrator Mutsumi Inomata.

Tekken 6/Bloodline Rebellion[]

Player 1 outfit:
An updated version of his Player 1 outfit in Tekken 3. The red flame on his pants is now larger with an orange and yellow tint. He wears an indigo and yellow karate belt and red and black footpads. His gauntlets now extend down his entire forearm and come to a set of spikes at the end. Rather than the spiral pattern his gloves revert back to the Mishima-style steel studs laid in a triangle.

Jin wears this outfit in both his two-part ending, Lee's ending and as Devil Jin in Devil Jin's ending.

Player 2 outfit:
Jin wears his Mishima Zaibatsu CEO business suit - a black leather trenchcoat with red lining with the Zaibatsu insignia on the collar over a gray long-sleeve button-up shirt with black lightning designs, purplish-black pants, a black belt and black shoes.

Jin wears this outfit in the arcade and console openings of Tekken 6 as well as in both Miguel and Xiaoyu's endings. This outfit was first seen in his Tekken 5 ending although his pants were brown and his shoes were dark gray.

Player 3 outfit:
Jin wears a long white coat with a cape, white decorative boots, gloves, silver pauldrons, a gold chain leading from his collar and a long sash emblazoned with his devil mark hanging from his shoulder. Various parts of the costume have red highlights.

This outfit was designed by manga artists CLAMP.

In the game's E3 2006 extended trailer, Jin wears an outfit with black pants with a red flame design, a brown belt, and short boots in addition to a black tank top and red and black gauntlets.

Jin has four more customizable outfits unlocked either via Scenario Campaign or purchased with in-game fight money.

Emperor: Jin wears large shoulder pads available in white, gold, or black with the devil mark (the current logo of the Mishima Zaibatsu) emblazoned on both the left and right shoulder pad in gold regardless of color over a cuirass, gauntlets, cuisses, and greaves similar to those worn by Tekken Force and, more specifically, Lars in Tekken 6, in a variety of different color options. The cuirass has a high, armored neckline over a leather collar with a cravat wrapped around Jin's neck. At the front is an emblem with gold trim that is red and black and has the devil mark at the center. The sides are held together with multiple black, leather straps. At the back is a spine-like design covered by Jin's mantle; a black cape in three sections. The greaves are designed similarly to Jin's Player 1 greaves, with gold studs on the back rather than silver. The cuisses have black leather straps at the hips and one around each inner thigh keeping the armor at the outer side of each leg, large kneepads, and a belt with a triangular belt buckle.

Biker: Jin wears a leather jacket and leather pants in a choice of several colors. Each color option has the devil mark on the outer side of each pant leg, continuing up to the front of the jacket. The sleeves have a jagged design at the outer sides of each with an arrow created by the negative space. There is also a jagged design at the back sides of the pants leading up to the back of the jacket. With this, Jin wears leather riding shoes with ridged broguing and black soles.

Hoodie and Zippered Pants

School: In this outfit, Jin wears a long gakuran with a flame pattern at the bottom, a high collar with a white lining inside, gold buttons starting just below the collar as well as five gold buttons at the hem, and a red lining on the interior below the collar. With this, he wears black trousers with red and orange flame patterning around the legs at the hem up to the knee with a brown belt and black leather loafers. Jin is shirtless underneath the jacket.

Street Fighter X Tekken[]

Player 1 outfit:
(See Tekken 6 Player 1 outfit)

Swap Costume:
Jin's swap costume is based on C.Viper from the Street Fighter series. He wears a black formal suit jacket with red flames that cover his torso with a pale blue open button-up shirt underneath, yellow sunglasses, black pants, black gloves, a black belt and brown shoes. His hair is recoloured crimson.

Alternate Costume:
An outfit inspired by Momotaro that is mixed with elements of his Player 1 outfit from Tekken 6. He wears a long white vest with red flames designs, red greaves, and white sandals with red and black footpads. He also wears black and lavender sleeves over his gauntlets, a short white headband and a flame patterned Sashimono on his back. His hair is long and tied up in a ponytail.

Tekken: Blood Vengeance[]

In the movie Tekken: Blood Vengeance, Jin wore two outfits throughout the movie.

His main outfit in the movie is a black, long-sleeved button-up shirt with the collar upturned, black pants with the devil mark along the side of the right leg, and black shoes with heavy dark gray soles. During his battle against his father and his grandfather, Jin dons his red gauntlets beneath his long sleeves. When his grandfather Heihachi grapples him with his Jumping Powerbomb during the brawl between him and his father, Kazuya, he is shown to be wearing a black belt with a rectangular silver buckle around his waist, which was concealed by his loose button-up shirt.

His other outfit is a summer version of his school uniform in Mishima Polytechnic; a white short-sleeved button-up shirt and his green plaid pants and brown shoes from his third outfit in Tekken 3. This appearance was seen in a photo with him and Shin Kamiya at Shin's apartment.

Tekken Tag Tournament 2[]

Player 1 outfit:
(See Tekken 6 Player 1 outfit)

Player 2 outfit:
The same as his Player 1 outfit from Tekken 6 but with the colors of his Tekken 5 Player 1 outfit.

Preset B outfit:
Jin wears a short-sleeved, white, v-neck shirt with black designs on the sleeves reading "Notorious 45". On the torso, underneath the design of a black, winged heart and between two red designs at the left and right side, the shirt reads "East 45 West". Jin also wears faded gray trousers with black designs down the sides, white designs on the seat reading "Notorious" and "East 45 West" (partially covered by Jin's shirt), and white sneakers with black accents.

Preset C outfit:
In the Wii U version of Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Jin has a 3rd costume based on Link from Twilight Princess.

Jin gains more customizations than the previous one. Additionally, he can be customized to wear a casual version of his Player 3 outfit with minor changes; the printed designs are now at the back which is recolored to orange as the designs are now in a flame motif and the word "Justice" at the center in each designs and his trousers are replaced with faded blue jeans. His sneakers are also recolored red and white.

Armored: (See Tekken 6 Emperor outfit.) All parts but the mask of Jin's Emperor outfit return, with the only difference being the pants. They are now black with a gray panel in the center with gold lining separating the black portion of the pants from the gray portion. His belt buckle is also black, rather than white.
Swimsuit: For his Swimsuit DLC outfit, he wears a fundoshi with matching tabi available in three default colors. Jin also has available a swimsuit customization consisting of a pair of navy blue swim trunks.

Tekken 7/Fated Retribution[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin's Player 1 outfit is a combination of his hoodie jacket from Tekken 4 and his motorcycle outfit from the arcade opening of Tekken 6: Bloodline Rebellion. He wears a black and gray leather hoodie with black and red flame designs on the hood, dark gray leather pants with a blue flame design with red outlines along the right leg, a red belt with gold studs and a gold buckle, and red boots with gold designs and gold buttons. His red gauntlets extend to his shoulders and are embellished with gold accents and a gold devil mark on the left shoulder. There is a golden triangular pattern on the back of his gauntlets and a black, two-headed emblem with one angel wing and one devil wing on the back of his hoodie beneath the flame design.

During the game's ending Jin wears his Player 1 outfit but replaces his black leather hoodie with a black zip-up motorcycle jacket. He wears red and black biker gloves with metallic studs in place of his gauntlets.

Player 2 outfit:
Jin's Player 2 outfit is a palette swap of his primary outfit, replacing the black portions of the pants and jacket with white as well as making his boots white with black buttons. His gauntlets maintain the golden accents while their primary color changes from red to black, and the flames on his pants and jacket are now gold with black outlines.

In Tekken 7's Story Mode, Jin wears a tattered version of Devil Jin's new Player 1 outfit after he is apprehended by the UN. He wears a tattered, brown, hooded cloak with this outfit while he is walking through the desert. He briefly wears a topless version of this outfit while at the Violet Systems medical facility as it is being infiltrated by Nina and the Tekken Force. This outfit is also seen in Hwoarang's character ending after Jin reverts back to his human state. His horns, wings, tattoos, and demonic gauntlets disappear leaving Jin barehanded. In the Season 3 DLC pass, this outfit is now known as the Vagabond outfit, whereas before it was released as a playable outfit, it was known as the Desert outfit and was only encountered in offline Treasure Battle. The customizable DLC version of this outfit removes the devil markings from Jin's face.

Aside from his Player 1 and Player 2 outfits, Jin has 9 preset outfits that can be chosen or made via the customization screen, and a gold metallic outfit that is unlocked only by purchasing Tekken 7's Season Pass 1 DLC. Jin also has a modified fundoshi customization with the purchase of DLC 1. He can be customized to wear both his Player 1 and 2 outfits from Tekken 6, and Jin's Tekken 4 Player 2 outfit also makes a return as a console exclusive for Tekken 7.

Preset 1: Jin's Preset 1 outfit is a royal outfit consisting of a charcoal gray royal coat with six parallel gold buttons including a brown belt with a gold buckle. The coat has a matching brown trim that goes around to the coattails, and brown cuffs with gold lining. He wears a red sash over his chest with gold trim and gold rope fringe, which is tucked into his belt, along with gold epaulettes on his shoulders. He also wears matching royal pants and his black loafers.

Preset 2: Jin's Preset 2 outfit is a casual outfit consisting of his modern clothes. He wears a white and black checkered short-sleeved open button-up shirt over a gray short-sleeved fitted t-shirt with a white skull design at the center. He wears dark blue jeans with faded knees and a silver chain slung from the belt on his right. He has a brown belt around his waist and wears brown leather shoes. This outfit is accessorized with three leather bracelets and two charm bracelets on his right wrist and a black bracelet with bronze studs on his left wrist. This is his Kiwami Campaign outfit.

Preset 3: Jin's Preset 3 outfit is his gangster outfit from Tekken 6 but modified. His school jacket now reaches down to his feet. It is charcoal gray with red flame designs on the tails and sleeves with a gold outline. His school pants remain charcoal gray, and his shoes remain black, whilst his belt is white with a gold buckle. The pants have five red buttons at the ankle and cover his black boots which bear a red accent on each side. He also wears red and black gloves with metallic studs and his arms and shoulders are covered with red wraps.

Preset 4: Jin's Preset 4 outfit is his Tekken 6 Player 1 outfit, only his karate belt has become black and white. Originally, the linings of the red flame on the right pant leg were changed to neon red, but on the console version, it was reverted back to yellow.
- He later wears this outfit during the climax of Lidia Sobieska's reveal trailer for Tekken 7's Season 4 DLC.

Preset 5: Jin's Preset 5 outfit is his Tekken 6 Player 2 outfit which is his CEO outfit. He maintains his black trenchcoat, while his long sleeved button-up shirt is white, his pants are gray, and his belt is brown.
- While it does not feature as an outfit in the game, this is the suit Jin wears both at the end of Devil Jin's ending when he has reverted back to his human form and is found on a beach, and throughout the entirety of Hwoarang's ending in Tekken Tag Tournament 2.

Preset 6: Jin's Preset 6 outfit is a palette swap of his main outfit, with shiny metallic red and yellow diamond designs on his jacket and pants. His gauntlets, belt and boots are white with gold and lemon yellow accents.

Preset 7: Jin's Preset 7 outfit is a palette swap of his Preset 2 outfit, his coat is now red with white floral patterns, and both the six parallel buttons and epaulettes are silver, while his red sash is now blue with matching white floral patterns and silver trim and rope fringe. His belt, shoes, and cuffs are white with light floral patterns and the two linings around his cuffs are silver.

Preset 8: Jin's Preset 8 outfit is the metallic silver version of his Preset 3 outfit. His school jacket is now silver and the flame designs are black with gold trim. The arm wraps and gloves are black as well, and his school pants become silver with a gold belt and gold buttons. His black boots now have gold accents at the heel and sides.

Preset 9: Jin's Preset 9 outfit is his Vagabond outfit, originally known as the Desert outfit before it's playable appearance. Jin wears a desaturated version of Devil Jin's main outfit with the addition of a tattered brown cloak and with bare hands instead of gauntlets. Originally, he had a devil mark on his forehead, but this was removed when the outfit became available to players.
- He wears this in both Hwoarang's Character Ending and in Tekken 7's Story Mode while walking through the desert. He loses his brown hooded cloak when he arrives at the Souq while being pursued by United Nations peacekeepers, before he is rescued by Lars.

Tekken (Mobile)[]

Player 1 outfit:

(See Tekken 5 Player 1 outfit) (1-Star)
(See Tekken 6 Player 1 outfit) (2-Star)
(See Tekken 7 Player 1 outfit) (3-Star)
(See Tekken 6 Player 2 outfit) (4-Star)

Tekken 8[]

Player 1 outfit:
Jin's Player 1 outfit is a black, double-layered jacket with white panels on each side trailing up to the underside of each sleeve separated from the shoulders by a jagged red line. The shoulders are black with jagged white patterns ending at the high collar, which is black as well with red around the opening. The jacket has a zipper at the front of each shoulder, two pockets on the left and right of the front, and two more, zippered pockets on the left and right side of the opening at the chest. This hoodie is worn open to reveal a light gray v-neck short sleeve fitted shirt with gray outlines along with a drawstring. He also has silver designs at the left side of his shirt as well as at the back. Jin is also shown wearing black pants with zippered pockets at each knee and each hip, a white belt, and straps that wrap around his left leg. Jin also wears black boots with two silver buckles at the front of each. His gauntlets are now white with a red inner side over black gloves. This outfit was first shown in his render and in the Tekken 8 Story and Gameplay trailer.

This outfit appears throughout Tekken 8's Story Mode, and during his initial battle with Kazuya, during which he tears off his shirt, jacket, and gauntlets while utilizing Devil Jin's power. He also wears a topless version of this outfit during the final battle, with the long white strap hanging loose from his pants missing.

In his character ending, Jin wears his Player 1 Tekken 8 outfit with his jacket and shirt replaced with a black tank top, and without his gloves or gauntlets.
In some character endings, Jin is depicted in his Player 1 outfit. But in Zafina's character ending, he was shown without the top and his gauntlets.
This outfit has two alternate versions available in the Customize screen:
- TK8 Style (Alternate A): The jacket and gauntlets are removed, leaving him in his light gray shirt.
- TK8 Style (Alternate B): The jacket and shirt are removed, leaving the outfit topless.

Player 2 outfit:
His Player 2 outfit is a palette swap of his Player 1, in which the panels of his jacket and pants are recolored red and the fabric at the edge of his jacket is now white.

Default 3 outfit:
Jin's third outfit is a slightly revamped version of the karate gi he has worn since his first appearance in Tekken 3. The design on his gi bottoms now consists of mixed colors of red, large areas of white, and black on his right pant leg, forming the shape of a demonic face, and another red and white flame design on the outer side of his left leg with a plain red flame which also extends up the inner side of the left leg. His karate belt is now red with white trim, and his gauntlets remain red with silver studs, but with an ornate flame design along the forearm, a silver trim, and studs shaped like magatama. The gauntlets are now attached to long black gloves with red lines on the underside reaching to the middle of his upper arm. These gloves are tied with straps at the top that are red with white trim, just as his belt is. This outfit was first seen in the official trailer for Tekken 8.

Default 4 outfit:
As with all returning characters from Tekken 7, Jin's fourth outfit is his Tekken 7 Player 1 outfit.

Costume 1:
(See Tekken 4 Player 2 outfit)

The color of his tank top is changed to dark blue and his red and white sneakers now have a small heel similar to his black shoes from his Player 2 outfit in Tekken 6.