Ezio reacquires the cape after rebuilding Rome to 100% when Jofré's chamberlain sent it to the Assassins as a gift for rebuilding the city. It also makes Ezio's notoriety stay at zero while the cape is worn and resets to its original level when removed.
Borgia Cape
Borgia Cape
The House of Borgia Cape is unlocked by removing all 101 Borgia flags from Rome.
Functionally identical to the Auditore cape, notoriety stays at zero while the cape is worn and resets to its original level once removed.
Along with the Medici Cape, the Venetian Cape is also unlocked to wear after players sync their game to Assassin's Creed: Project Legacy, once they complete the Auditore Mnemonic set. This cape does not affect notoriety and cannot be dyed.
General Appearance
"Once the basics are covered, Ezio may divert some of his income toward the sartorial elegance that is deserved of a major player in Roman political affairs. The Tailor now offers 15 new clothes and cape dyes, devoid of any gameplay influence and included purely for the pleasure of defining Ezio in your chosen style and aesthetic"
―Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood Collector's Edition Official Game Guide.
The Armor of Altaïr can be unlocked by purchasing it on Uplay for 20 Uplay Units.
Being the Grand Master robes of Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad, the Armor of Altaïr was worn by Ezio after completing all of the Assassin's Tombs in Assassin's Creed II. In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, it is worn in the last repressed Cristina memory and in the beginning of the game until it is lost in the Siege of Monteriggioni. It does not change the defense stats of Ezio's equipped armor, as it is only a cosmetic item.
Altaïr's Robes
Altaïr's Robes
Altaïr's Robes can be unlocked by purchasing it on Uplay for 20 Uplay Units.
Equipping Altaïr's Robes accesses Altaïr Ibn-La'Ahad's skin from the Animusdatabase, though it will not affect Ezio's current equipment, armor settings or the abilities of the cape he was wearing previously. Rather than loading his clothing, the outfit actually loads the model of Altaïr, and it is made visible though the color of his eyes (which are lighter than Ezio's) and the fact that he is silent during taunts, rather than using Ezio's voice. Altaïr's missing ring finger can also be seen on the character model when this outfit is equipped.
Florentine Noble Attire
Florentine Noble Attire
Unlocked by purchasing on Uplay for 20 Uplay Units.
The Florentine Noble attire was worn by Ezio Auditore in Florence during the beginning of Assassin's Creed II, before acquiring his father's Assassin's Robes. In Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, it is worn during the first repressed Cristina memory. The outfit is made accessible before the Apple of Eden memories when leaving the Animus.
Desmond Miles Skin
Desmond Miles
The Desmond Miles outfit is unlocked by attaining 100% Synchronization in Sequence 8
Purely cosmetic, this skin allows the player to look like Desmond Miles inside the Animus 2.0. The style of walking and free-running is also that of Desmond's.
The Raiden skin is unlocked by completing every Virtual Training challenge with at least a bronze medal.
This outfit pays homage to the VR-trained cybernetic ninja called Raiden, from Metal Gear Solid. The skin of Raiden in Assassin's Creed Brotherhood is the Cyborg Ninja form of Raiden as seen in Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, although Ezio's facial features and hair will still be seen, in place of Raiden's.
The Helmshmied Drachen Armor is included only with the Codex Edition, the Da Vinci Edition, Platinum and Classics Editions, and Amazon pre-order editions of Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood, though it can also be obtained by purchasing the Da Vinci Disappearance DLC.
