Any set item that look like...

Fuz

...a thief set? Most of the sets I've seen look kinda too "busy", overdesigned (especially the shoulderpads and the boots) or just plain flat.
Is there any craftable set that looks something like http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/thiefgame/images/1/16/Garrett_alpha.jpg ?

paulsimonps

Try looking at these Motifs:

http://eso.mmo-fashion.com/thieves-guild-rubedo-leather/
http://eso.mmo-fashion.com/outlaw-rubedo-leather/
http://eso.mmo-fashion.com/grim-harlequin-rubedo-leather/
http://eso.mmo-fashion.com/dark-brotherhood-rubedo-leather/

Have a look and see what you think about them. That site has all the motifs in it to look at.

Enemy-of-Coldharbour

Shrouded Armor and Thieves Guild Leathers costumes look very close to that.

Saturnana

I'd say the Outlaw style gets pretty close:
http://eso.mmo-fashion.com/outlaw-homespun/

Otherwise there's always the DB and TG costumes.

Number_51

Thieves Guild Leathers costume from joining the guild looks pretty similar. I think it's actually the Outlaw motif in light if you want to craft yourself. Of course crafting your own set you'd want to add shoulders, whereas with the costume it doesn't show shoulders (even though you are likely wearing them underneath).

Exalted_Goose

The Outlaw motif might appeal to you - to my current level of understanding, the Bahraha's Curse set uses this style, however, I'm not sure if there are other craftable sets that use this motif. You can, of course, learn the Outlaw Trait by acquiring the motif itself, and the style material needed to craft in Outlaw fashion is Rogue's Soot; pieces of the motif can be found in the Delves of, and from the remains of World Bosses in, Hew's Bane, which is unlocked when the Thieves' Guild DLC is either owned or accessible through ESO Plus.

Here's a link to the ESO Fashion website for this particular style - I hope that this helps!

EDIT: Confound it all, I've been overtaken! Still, I hope that what the above posters have provided, and my recommendation of their suggestions, goes some way in aiding you!

Tholian1

Assassin's League medium armor might work.

Fuz

Thanks everyone for the answers.

Number_51 wrote: »

Thieves Guild Leathers costume from joining the guild looks pretty similar. I think it's actually the Outlaw motif in light if you want to craft yourself. Of course crafting your own set you'd want to add shoulders, whereas with the costume it doesn't show shoulders (even though you are likely wearing them underneath).

This is close enough.
I hate this game's loincloths...

But the colors are kinda ugly and I guess it can't be dyed, right?
Also, need medium, not light >_<

Vanzeii

Fuz wrote: »

Thanks everyone for the answers.

Number_51 wrote: »

Thieves Guild Leathers costume from joining the guild looks pretty similar. I think it's actually the Outlaw motif in light if you want to craft yourself. Of course crafting your own set you'd want to add shoulders, whereas with the costume it doesn't show shoulders (even though you are likely wearing them underneath).

This is close enough.
I hate this game's loincloths...

But the colors are kinda ugly and I guess it can't be dyed, right?
Also, need medium, not light >_<

You can dye it if you hav eso+

paulsimonps

Fuz wrote: »

Thanks everyone for the answers.

Number_51 wrote: »

Thieves Guild Leathers costume from joining the guild looks pretty similar. I think it's actually the Outlaw motif in light if you want to craft yourself. Of course crafting your own set you'd want to add shoulders, whereas with the costume it doesn't show shoulders (even though you are likely wearing them underneath).

This is close enough.
I hate this game's loincloths...

But the colors are kinda ugly and I guess it can't be dyed, right?
Also, need medium, not light >_<

If you start the thieves guild story line and do a few quests you get it as a costume, it looks like the light armor version of the outlaw motif but with no shoulders but since its a costume you can wear it over other armors, its just cosmetic. It CAN by the way be dyed. Actually wait, is costume dying ESO plus only? I think it is.... been ESO plus since forever so I forgot if it was part of it or not.

Danikat

Fuz wrote: »

Thanks everyone for the answers.

Number_51 wrote: »

Thieves Guild Leathers costume from joining the guild looks pretty similar. I think it's actually the Outlaw motif in light if you want to craft yourself. Of course crafting your own set you'd want to add shoulders, whereas with the costume it doesn't show shoulders (even though you are likely wearing them underneath).

This is close enough.
I hate this game's loincloths...

But the colors are kinda ugly and I guess it can't be dyed, right?
Also, need medium, not light >_<

It's a costume, so it doesn't matter what stats you need, you wear it 'over' your armour and it only affects the appearance, not the stats.

You're mostly right about the dye though - if you want to choose your own dyes you need to have ESO Plus. Alternatively you can buy a dye stamp but then you have to use the colours shown in the order they're shown, there is no choice at all.

Fuz

Thanks everyone.

Fuz

Quick follow-up question:
When eso plus expires does the costume stays dyed? Even if I unequip it?

zaria

Fuz wrote: »

Quick follow-up question:
When eso plus expires does the costume stays dyed? Even if I unequip it?

It stays.

notimetocare

Assassin's league + xivxyn hood + nerineth shoulder