The Palworld Materials Nobody Explains: Clothing Drops, Chunks and Dung
Some Palworld materials sit in your bag for a hundred hours without ever being explained. Swee Hair. Killamari Tentacle. Dazzi Cloud. Leezpunk Crest. Paldium Chunk. Huge Dung. Every one of them has a real purpose written into its own description — and one of them is filed, apparently by accident, as jewellery.
Four Pal Drops, One Job
| Material | Dropped by | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Swee Hair | Swee | "Fluffy and soft, it is used to make clothing" |
| Dazzi Cloud | Dazzi | "Soft and fluffy, it is used to make clothing" |
| Killamari Tentacle | Killamari | "Strange in texture, it is used to make clothing" |
| Leezpunk Crest | Leezpunk | "Sharp and pointy, it is used to make clothing" |
All four end with the same four words: "used to make clothing." They are cosmetic and outfit materials, not crafting inputs for gear — which is why a player focused on weapons and armour never finds a use for them and eventually sells the lot.
All four are Common rarity Materials, so they are not rare drops being wasted. The Pals that drop them are all early-to-mid roster — Swee, Dazzi, Killamari and Leezpunk are none of them endgame targets.
The descriptive adjectives are doing real work. Fluffy and soft, soft and fluffy, strange in texture, sharp and pointy — the game is telling you what the resulting garment feels like, which is flavour rather than mechanics, but it does confirm these four belong to the same family.
If your outfit crafting is blocked, this is the list to check. Four different Pals, four different materials, one shared purpose.
Paldium Chunk
| Description | "Crystals of PAL crystal" |
| Type | Material, Common |
| Rank | 3 |
| Weight | 3 |
| Stack limit | 9,999 |
| Internal code | Pal_crystal_L |
The internal code answers the question the description does not. Pal_crystal_L — the L is for Large. A Paldium Chunk is the bulk version of a Paldium Fragment, not a different substance.
Its description is one of the least helpful in the game. "Crystals of PAL crystal" is circular, which is presumably why nobody knows what to do with the item.
The weight of 3 is the practical note. Paldium Fragments are the currency of early crafting and you carry them by the hundred; a Chunk at weight 3 is heavy enough that a large stack is a real load. Bank them rather than hauling them.
Rank 3 places it above basic materials but well below the endgame ingots — consistent with a mid-game bulk resource.
Huge Dung
| Description | "It has an intimidating presence. Whether it's the scent or the shape, this is the mark of a heavyweight." |
| Type | Material, Common |
| Weight | 2 |
| Internal code | Unko_L |
| Drop type | UNKO |
| Internal category | MaterialJewelry |
Yes, really: Huge Dung is internally categorised as jewellery. Its TypeB field reads MaterialJewelry, which is almost certainly a filing error rather than a joke — the sort of thing that happens when a new item is added by copying an existing entry and not every field gets updated.
It is a real item with a real weight cost. At weight 2 it is not free to carry, and it stacks like any other material. This is not a purely decorative gag — it takes up space in your bag exactly as a useful material would.
The description is written entirely straight, which is the joke: "the mark of a heavyweight" is describing the size of the animal that produced it. The Unko_L code follows the same Large convention as the Paldium Chunk, so there is presumably a smaller version.
Practically: drop it. Unless a recipe you are working toward calls for it, Huge Dung is two weight you do not need. The only reason to know about it is so you stop wondering whether it does something.
Practical tips
- Swee Hair, Dazzi Cloud, Killamari Tentacle and Leezpunk Crest are all clothing materials.
- All four are Common and drop from early-to-mid roster Pals.
- Paldium Chunk is the large Paldium Fragment — internal code
Pal_crystal_L.- Its weight is 3, so bank chunks rather than hauling them.
- Huge Dung weighs 2 and is internally filed as
MaterialJewelry— a filing error.- Its drop type is literally
UNKO.- If outfit crafting is blocked, check the four clothing drops first.
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Conclusion
Six Palworld materials go permanently unexplained, and every one of them answers the question in its own text. Swee Hair, Dazzi Cloud, Killamari Tentacle and Leezpunk Crest all end with the same four words — "used to make clothing" — making them outfit materials rather than gear inputs, which is why weapon-focused players never find a use for them. Paldium Chunk is described uselessly as "Crystals of PAL crystal", but its internal code Pal_crystal_L gives it away: it is the large version of a Paldium Fragment, at weight 3 and rank 3. And Huge Dung — weight 2, drop type UNKO — carries a completely straight description about "the mark of a heavyweight" while being internally categorised as MaterialJewelry, which is almost certainly a copied field nobody updated. Keep the four clothing drops if you craft outfits, bank your chunks rather than carrying them, and drop the dung.
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