The Kochi Dye Shop is considered without peer all across Hyrule. The owner, too, is without peer... I brought five garments here to have them dyed using the shop's special technique, and a unique royal-blue color was achieved by taking extracts from a silent princess. I wonder if everyone will appreciate them.
A special garment given to each of the Champions. Crafted by Princess Zelda, she shared this item along with a prayer for the Champion's safety and success.
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At the end of Chapter 3, Daruk will replace his left Goron chain for his Champion Garb, which he will continue to wear going forward. Once the Scenario "The Future of Hyrule" has been completed, Daruk can switch between his Champion Garb and regular Attire.
↑Daruk's Champion Garb A special garment given to each of the Champions. Crafted by Princess Zelda, she shared this item along with a prayer for the Champion's safety and success. — Allies (Age of Calamity)
The Kochi Dye Shop is considered without peer all across Hyrule. The owner, too, is without peer... I brought five garments here to have them dyed using the shop's special technique, and a unique royal-blue color was achieved by taking extracts from a silent princess. I wonder if everyone will appreciate them." — (Zelda Notes, US, June 5, 2025)
↑Welcome, warriors! I'd like to thank you for joining me here today, and for your bravery in accepting this...fateful task. I officially appoint you Hyrule's Champions and bestow upon you this sacred garb. That blue is a symbol of the Royal Family, one that has been passed down for countless generations. Those garments you now wear were all crafted by my daughter, Zelda. — King Rhoam (Breath of the Wild)