MINECON 2011
Given to everyone who went to the very first MINECON, in Las Vegas. Its red creeper design won a fan vote.
Real Minecraft capes were only ever given out at events, to helpers, or to Mojang staff. Here's how each one was handed out. With Larp Mod you can wear every one of them on your own screen.
Given to everyone who went to the very first MINECON, in Las Vegas. Its red creeper design won a fan vote.
Given to attendees of MINECON 2012 at Disneyland Paris. It used the runner-up design from the 2011 vote.
Given to attendees of MINECON 2013 in Orlando, Florida.
Given to attendees of MINECON 2015 in London.
Given to attendees of MINECON 2016 in Anaheim, California. One of the last MINECON capes: the event stopped giving out capes after it.
Given to Java players who moved their old Mojang account to a Microsoft account, in 2021.
Came out in August 2022, when Java and Bedrock started being sold together. The first cape for both editions.
From a Bedrock event server in October 2023. It came to Java after the event ended.
Given out in May 2024 to celebrate Minecraft's 15th birthday.
Given to Bedrock players in 2020, then to Java players in May 2025.
Announced at MINECON Live 2019 and given out on Bedrock. Java players got it in May 2025.
Only for people who work at Mojang. This design came out in 2015.
For creators in the Realms map-making program, from 2015.
For volunteers who help translate Minecraft, from 2012.
Given out by hand in January 2011. One of the rarest capes in the game.
These are some of the official capes. Larp Mod has every one of them. Dates are from the Minecraft Wiki's cape page, where you can learn more. Cape designs belong to Mojang and are shown straight from Mojang's servers.