The first "Tekken" features Lee wearing a simple purple vest and black pants, a color palette that would regularly be used for the character. In "Tekken 4", Lee has a more formal design with a purple dress shirt, white vest and matching pants. Lee's primary outfit for "Tekken 5" and "6" is a retread of his original costume from the first game embellished with a fishnet undershirt and a black collar. An alternate "Tekken 5" costume was designed by manga artist and character designer Ryōji Minagawa. For "Tekken Tag Tournament 2", Lee wears a black leather vest with a unicorn printed on the back. Lee's "Tekken 7" design is his most elaborate, with a suit and tie worn beneath a long purple overcoat. A constant for Lee throughout his series appearances has been his silver hair, which, as Violet, changes to dark purple to go with an open-chested purple dress shirt and sunglasses. In response to a fan's tweet requesting Lee's inclusion in "Tekken 7", "Tekken" producer Katsushiro Harada joked that a future installment would need to include "130 characters" to satisfy the series' fanbase.