Minecraft skin base · Hoodies
Colour-block hoodie
A sky-and-navy colour-block hoodie split by a white band, with grey sweatpants and chunky trainers.
Our take
A bold sporty hoodie whose sky and navy halves are split by a white band; the clearest example in the library of how far two colours can go.
What it's good for
Sporty and youthful characters, team colours you choose yourself, and anyone learning that big flat areas of colour read better in game than fine detail.
Design notes
The top five rows of the body and arms are sky blue, row six is a white band, and everything below is navy, so the blocks line up across body and sleeves. Grey sweatpants use a knit texture. The trainers have a red sole and navy laces that pick up the hoodie colour. The outer layer is almost untouched: a folded hood at the collar is its only use.
Measured palette: the main colour groups in the file, with the share of painted pixels each covers.
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Customise it in the editor
- Swap the two blocks for your own team colours with Fill; keep the white band to separate them.
- Move the band up or down a row to change the proportions.
- Add a stripe down each sleeve on the overlay for a track-jacket feel.
Open colour-block hoodie in the editor to try these: it loads on the classic model, and the slim version is one click away too.
Classic or slim?
Opens on Classic. Because the colour blocks wrap the arms, Classic keeps them chunkier; Slim narrows each sleeve by one column.
