
So far his entire costume has either been custom made (the Crombie), or hideously expensive to buy (the John Smedley cardigan, Loakes boots, Budd shirt, Paul Smith trousers etc) - and that was if you could find them.
But the warehouse coat is something that for once IS within a cosplayers budget, and can be found online for as little as £20!
Here is a good source where you can order one.
Fruugo -
Mens Warehouse Coat - CT01K
As far as I can see it ticks all the boxes - the mustard colour (refer to the image above rather then the heavily photoshopped promo pictures); two patch outer pockets; a breast patch pocket; and press-stud rather than button fastening.
They also come in a good range of sizes from chest 34 right up to chest 50, something a lot of cosplay costumes don’t always seem to do.
So whatever your size, you can grab yourself a “screen accurate” Twelfth Doctor costume - and NOT break the bank for once!
While on Fruugo’s site I also noticed they stock a Fixed Beam LED Pen Torch - something that is not dissimilar to the very first sonic screwdriver used by Patrick Troughton back in the late 1960s!
It’s not strictly screen accurate, but a cool little addition to a Time Lord’s pocket for a bit of old school Who cosplay!
Fruugo - Fixed Beam LED Pen Torch
Hi Steve. Do you happen to know wear I can find a coat like this in the USA? I can't find any online.
ReplyDeleteAs far as I understand it, this isn't a garment worn in the US, so I don't think it can be easily sourced your side of the pond. Sorry.
DeleteIf you read Fruugo's website they do ship to the US.
https://fruugo.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/articles/200177241-Delivery-address-restrictions