His civilian outfit is similiar to the one he wore in Tekken 4, but wears a black leather jacket with a flaming skull design on the back and black fingerless gloves. He would keep the outfit for the next two tournaments, but in Tekken 7, the white wraps are gone. In Tekken 5, Paul regains his red judo uniform, but has white wraps around of his wrists and his red gi is even more tattered and torn than it was before. His new civilian outfit conisited of a black T-shirt with a flaming skull design on the back, handwatch on his left hand, gray jeans, black shoes and his hair is down instead of the flat top style. In Tekken 4, Paul wears a white T-shirt with a long sleeved red gi uniform jacket thrown off and tied around his waist, red gi uniform pants with logos on them and navy blue boots with orange flame designs on them, as well as a black belt and black hand guards. He has the sleeves rolled up and a white t-shirt underneath in Tekken 3. During the first three installments, his civilian clothes conisisted of a black leather jumpsuit with a flaming skull design on the back, black fingerless gloves and boots with a flame designs on both sides of his pants.

He regains the judo uniform in Tekken 2 and Tekken 3. Since his first appearance, Paul always wears a red judo uniform with the sleeves ripped off and a yellow judo sign, black belt and black hand and foot guards. For the most part, Paul's outfit's pretty much remains the same in all the Tekken games (except Tekken 4) but with minor modifications.

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