@@MorbidMattski Post more worn videos of that Hiro mask, man, coming back to this and seeing it again, makes me think that this mask can pull off the Nightstalker and Nightmare mask that Justin did, though all the masks have kirk lineage to the Kirkus mask
@@MorbidMattski Not social media savy, do not wan't to be. Does this guy have a regular website so that I can obtain a pair? I thank you for your time.
@@jwhite8294 As far as I know he doesn’t have a website yet I usually reach him on Instagram but he is often on the Michael Myers dot net site. If you wanted to go there just look for creepy customs. Otherwise I always contact him through Instagram messaging.
I agree and actually I’ve gotten the updated Coveralls back from Connor now I got one size smaller that fits a lot better check out the video here. ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
I totally agree that the Tex green is right tone, although as you said it can appear different dependent on perspective. Its all thanks to that shot at the school. Giving us an unfiltered view of the green suit. Man this makes one incredoble cospay once all worn together! Killer score dude!
@@opengraves1122 thanks man I really appreciate it. I do have to cover shipping of course which makes sense but it’s nice that he’ll swap it out for me definitely good to do business with. And they are a little expensive but when you consider that if you wanted to get the real deal Tradewear Coveralls exactly like the ones in the 1978 film you’re looking at anywhere from probably $700-$1000 so that’s huge money of course. But honestly if you consider superior 78s they are definitely under 300 bucks shipped and they are made to look identical to them they look totally real deal you can’t really even tell them apart without looking at the tags or really knowing them inside and out. So if you were to compare them against the tradewears you’re only paying about 25% to 35% of what you pay for a pair of tradewears that look basically exactly the same. And really the tots Coveralls are going to run to the better part of 100 bucks anyway. So really it’s like buying 2 1/2 pairs of tots to get something that looks like movie quality and accuracy. So yes expensive sort of but relatively they are actually a really solid deal.
@That_Joking_Joker ! Not these coveralls oh God no no what I’m saying $700 minimum I’m saying for an actual Sears tradewears exactly like the kind used in the film that are vintage from the mid 70s. Those coveralls cost a bloody fortune because they are rare and hard to fine
@@uknowman4561 yes I’ve heard that before as well and I believe Nick Castle said they were sort of a greyish colour so I think it just depends a little bit on memory and lighting, etc. Plus, of course it was over 45 years ago and at the time they were making it they never thought it was going to be anything that it became so I’m sure they weren’t paying super close attention to all the little details for the questions they would be subjected to so many years later all the time. Basically, I just went with the people that have done research on it for ages and have looked up the various colours that were offered for those particular Tradewears that were used in the film. They figured the colour had to be Tex green because of how easily it was to get the various looks on film between charcoal, navy blue, gray, and green. It was one of the only colours that fit the bill to look sort of like that apparently. I know it’s subjective. I just kind of went with the majority on michaelmyers.net and the research that’s been laid out over all this time. if you haven’t watched the update of the ones that fit me a little better and were a little bit darker, there’s a link in the description of this video for that video. Thanks for watching!
I know it doesn’t look like it and I believe the original was shot with some blue filters or blue lighting or something like that. But as I mentioned in my other reply it’s mostly from all the research on Michael Myers dot net where most of concluded that the colour was technically a colour called tex green that could certainly achieve all of those looks depending on lighting and filters. But again I don’t explain it well enough I recommend checking it out over there and going through all of the research and what not over the last 25 years or so that they have documented etc. before I knew about that site I assumed they were a shade of navy blue also.
Oh and by the way this is my first pair that I got from Connor that were a little bit too big and I sent them back he sent me another pair in text green and they were a little teeny bit darker than this I have a link to that video right below this comment check that one out I think the colour is better there.
Well the size in this video was 50T and they were a little bit too big they were actually 4 inches longer in the sleeve than my 48L workrites from the 2018 film were. I am 6 foot 2 and 195 pounds and I traded up for a 48T and they are perfect. I actually did a new video for them here: ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
Well, it depends what you’re looking for. If you have the money, I would talk to Connor with Creepy Customs every time because he can get you a pair that look pretty much perfect for pretty much any of the Halloween movies. That being said, his work is not cheap and if you’d like to save money and still get an authentic looking pair of coveralls that will work for any of the Blumhouse Michael Myers cosplays, then I say just grab a version 2 from Legion and weather them yourself to save. Otherwise, if you have some money to spend, Connor will hook you up beautifully.
That is a WFX (WrightFX) Inferno Part 4 Freddy mask. I actually sold it recently to fund a new Freddy mask I have being made. REALLY excited for that one when it’s finished!
Lol not that tall man James Jude Courtney is 6’3” and I think 215lbs or so and he’s in a 46 Long as well I’m about 6’2” and 190 lbs so not crazy tall lol I’d love some herringbone H4’s some day but can’t afford that cosplay at this point I have others to finish first. Thank you
You’d have to contact Connor for an exact price but it’s safe to say they probably cost me about four times more than the TOTS by the time I got them to my door.
Thanks for your reply! One question, what size do you recommend? I'm 6'3 with long arms and weigh about 170lbs. not so much for my height. I usually wear thick clothes under the overalls. what size do you recommend? I will appreciate your reply!
@@theshape7079 well, I don’t know for sure everybody’s different, but if I had to guess with that kind of size, you would probably be fine with a 46 Long or 46 Tall I’d guess but not sure.
These were 50 Tall. And the sleeves were 4 inches longer than my Workrite 48L’s they were oddly large I recently traded them up for a 48 L and did a video and they fit perfect.
@@Savi-digital Well everyone’s a little bit different so it’s tough to say especially with older Coveralls like these that he uses because it seems the old-school sizing isn’t quite the same. But I wouldn’t worry about getting long or tall versions they are usually for people that are 6’+ all of my coveralls for my size they fit me are 46 to 48 and I generally use a long or a tall because I’m 6 foot 2
@@MorbidMattski Oh, I have long arms and legs lol, I'm 5'7 so I thought I should go with the 40 as the 36 was too small, had a hard time putting them on and taking them off, so my new pair come monday. I got new michael myers videos coming soon.
I guess it all depends on what you feel is pretty much the same if you’re going for accuracy. Personally Amazon coveralls and the like are not close enough for me imho, but to each their own. Bottom line it comes down to how accurate you want and how much you’re willing to spend I guess, nothing wrong with getting a pair of coveralls that don’t match the film, but look close enough for the person wearing them to be comfortable with the look. Connor’s Coveralls are not just an old pair of Sears coveralls he’s charging $300 for. He completely alters and re-sews them so that the pockets and collar match the film and then he weathers them to match as well. Again there’s nothing wrong with buying cheaper coveralls that will satisfy the wearer, it really comes down to how accurate a person wants to look and their own budget. If I really wanted perfectly accurate I would’ve had to spend more like $1000 on an authentic pair of tradewares from the mid 70s. So again it’s preference and budget because there are different levels to accuracy, to each their own. 👍
@@MorbidMattski yea I see and agree with you, definitely this is the best coverall someone can expect for professional cosplay or photo shoots, however if you're looking for a custome just for the halloween night, cheaper coveralls are not a bad option
the price isn’t excessive at all. The $40 coveralls from Party City aren’t going to have the same premium fabric quality, stitching, and detailing as these coveralls from Creepy Customs. It’s like saying “Why buy $150 Jordan’s when you can buy some And 1’s from Walmart for $40.” There’s definitely a difference there and it depends on the individual who appreciates that difference whether or not they find that value worth spending the money on. However, the difference certainly is there.
If you mean the 1978 Halloween film mask was a Captain Kirk 1975 Don Post, I’m aware 👍 This is a video on replica coveralls that are similar to the mid 70’s Sears Tradewears used in the movie
It's Blue man if you look and pause by the Bush scene and in the House when the Light hits the Coveralls. It's a Dark Blueish... now of Course Warlocks Halloween 2, was green but yes it's a big debate but just look at the Day scenes, of Michael Stalking Lori in the first film 1978... AND THE SCHOOL SCENE WAS NOT GREEN LOL
I totally understand where you were coming from man I used to think the exact same thing. What I didn’t realize is over the years there are A lot of factors that can make the coveralls look different depending on what version of the movie we are watching (some versions have a filter apparently that I wasn’t aware of) anyway in different scenes the coveralls can look very different colours as well as things as simple as your TV settings. I totally get what you’re saying though because for decades I thought they were a navy blue shade. The thing is the hard-core fanatics over at Michael Myers dot net have been desperately trying to figure out what the actual color was for these particular Sears tradewares from the mid 70s that were used. They were only available in certain colours and with all of their research they narrowed it down to a colour called tex green. If you look it up on that website you will see a lot more information than I can give but it is a shade that has looked grey, navy blue, greenish and charcoal black depending on the shot and the scene at the lighting etc. But I get what you’re saying it’s just that it’s not a matter of looking at the day scenes because again the reference can change depending on what version you’re watching and your TV colour settings plus a lot of people have slight colour blindness as well so not everyone is always on the same page. What they did on the website over all these years was track down the exact make and model of these coveralls track down old Sears catalogue books from the 70s and different colour codes. Anyway long story short these people who were really freaks about trying to figure it out have determined that the colour must’ve been tax green according to their information. No I’m not saying that’s 100% true but what I am saying is I don’t know of any group that has dived into the subject any harder over the last 25+ years that the website has been around for. So personally I’m going with their judgement because of all the time and effort and investigation that went into it. If you haven’t been on that site before check it out, there is a wealth of great information there. But I totally understand where you were coming from for a long time I thought they were a charcoal black colour from the schoolyard scene but I also have different versions of the movie where it looks a different shade because of filter use or something. I remember reading about the Divimax 25th Anniversary dvd having different filters used it’s a copy that I’ve owned for a very long time and I remember being surprised hearing about that. Then there’s also the countless shots that people have taken and posted and you have to remember if they’re taking a picture of their TV or capturing it on their phone again the colour settings aren’t necessarily exact again so it’s a tough thing to figure out. But seriously I never even thought of all that stuff back in the day I just thought they looked a blue colour as well and it was a simple as that. But I guess it’s a very complex thing to figure. Anyway again I’m not saying it’s 100% correct but these people have done a whole ton of research. You should check it out because my explanation is kind of butchering it it’s much more involved lol thanks for watching man I really appreciate it by the way lol It’s still the greatest horror movie ever made in my humble opinion.
Demo starts at 9:30 folks
UPDATED COVERALL DEMO HERE:
More accurate and much better fitting lol
ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
The coveralls look great, Connor is a great guy to do business with, plus combined with that Hiro mask, that's the perfect 78 costume
Thanks very much yeah he’s awesome!
@@MorbidMattski Post more worn videos of that Hiro mask, man, coming back to this and seeing it again, makes me think that this mask can pull off the Nightstalker and Nightmare mask that Justin did, though all the masks have kirk lineage to the Kirkus mask
@@MorbidMattski Not social media savy, do not wan't to be. Does this guy have a regular website so that I can obtain a pair? I thank you for your time.
@@jwhite8294 As far as I know he doesn’t have a website yet I usually reach him on Instagram but he is often on the Michael Myers dot net site. If you wanted to go there just look for creepy customs. Otherwise I always contact him through Instagram messaging.
@@MorbidMattski Thank you.
For my 1978 cosplay I altered the waist band to get more of the wrinkled look because it’s accurate to the movie
I agree and actually I’ve gotten the updated Coveralls back from Connor now I got one size smaller that fits a lot better check out the video here.
ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
I totally agree that the Tex green is right tone, although as you said it can appear different dependent on perspective. Its all thanks to that shot at the school. Giving us an unfiltered view of the green suit.
Man this makes one incredoble cospay once all worn together! Killer score dude!
Thanks so much man I really appreciate that I think I’m gonna swap out for the 48’s though Connor is going to do that for me because he’s awesome
@@MorbidMattski Wow what a dude! I bet they cost a fortune tho :( I'll have to settle for a modern substitute for now. Loving the content so far btw
@@opengraves1122 thanks man I really appreciate it. I do have to cover shipping of course which makes sense but it’s nice that he’ll swap it out for me definitely good to do business with.
And they are a little expensive but when you consider that if you wanted to get the real deal Tradewear Coveralls exactly like the ones in the 1978 film you’re looking at anywhere from probably $700-$1000
so that’s huge money of course. But honestly if you consider superior 78s they are definitely under 300 bucks shipped and they are made to look identical to them they look totally real deal you can’t really even tell them apart without looking at the tags or really knowing them inside and out.
So if you were to compare them against the tradewears you’re only paying about 25% to 35% of what you pay for a pair of tradewears that look basically exactly the same.
And really the tots Coveralls are going to run to the better part of 100 bucks anyway. So really it’s like buying 2 1/2 pairs of tots to get something that looks like movie quality and accuracy. So yes expensive sort of but relatively they are actually a really solid deal.
@That_Joking_Joker !
Not these coveralls oh God no no what I’m saying $700 minimum I’m saying for an actual Sears tradewears exactly like the kind used in the film that are vintage from the mid 70s. Those coveralls cost a bloody fortune because they are rare and hard to fine
I heard that TLW said it was a Smokey Green color.
@@uknowman4561 yes I’ve heard that before as well and I believe Nick Castle said they were sort of a greyish colour so I think it just depends a little bit on memory and lighting, etc.
Plus, of course it was over 45 years ago and at the time they were making it they never thought it was going to be anything that it became so I’m sure they weren’t paying super close attention to all the little details for the questions they would be subjected to so many years later all the time.
Basically, I just went with the people that have done research on it for ages and have looked up the various colours that were offered for those particular Tradewears that were used in the film. They figured the colour had to be Tex green because of how easily it was to get the various looks on film between charcoal, navy blue, gray, and green. It was one of the only colours that fit the bill to look sort of like that apparently. I know it’s subjective. I just kind of went with the majority on michaelmyers.net and the research that’s been laid out over all this time. if you haven’t watched the update of the ones that fit me a little better and were a little bit darker, there’s a link in the description of this video for that video. Thanks for watching!
Looking sharp my dude!
Thanks man I actually sent these back for one size smaller. Did a new video for them as well, they fit perfect!
Not bad!🎃
Thanks man subbed you back
You kind of remind me of Captain Spaulding without his makeup XD
Sid Haig? Lol well that’s a new one. Usually I get Nicolas Cage a lot, but Sid was way cooler anyway.
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I love this video but man you mean to tell me that is the exact color in the school scene?
I know it doesn’t look like it and I believe the original was shot with some blue filters or blue lighting or something like that. But as I mentioned in my other reply it’s mostly from all the research on Michael Myers dot net where most of concluded that the colour was technically a colour called tex green that could certainly achieve all of those looks depending on lighting and filters. But again I don’t explain it well enough I recommend checking it out over there and going through all of the research and what not over the last 25 years or so that they have documented etc. before I knew about that site I assumed they were a shade of navy blue also.
Oh and by the way this is my first pair that I got from Connor that were a little bit too big and I sent them back he sent me another pair in text green and they were a little teeny bit darker than this I have a link to that video right below this comment check that one out I think the colour is better there.
What size did you get? I'm 6'3" and wear a 46L
Well the size in this video was 50T and they were a little bit too big they were actually 4 inches longer in the sleeve than my 48L workrites from the 2018 film were.
I am 6 foot 2 and 195 pounds and I traded up for a 48T and they are perfect. I actually did a new video for them here:
ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
Which coveralls are better Legion safety or Creepy customs?
Well, it depends what you’re looking for. If you have the money, I would talk to Connor with Creepy Customs every time because he can get you a pair that look pretty much perfect for pretty much any of the Halloween movies.
That being said, his work is not cheap and if you’d like to save money and still get an authentic looking pair of coveralls that will work for any of the Blumhouse Michael Myers cosplays, then I say just grab a version 2 from Legion and weather them yourself to save. Otherwise, if you have some money to spend, Connor will hook you up beautifully.
Thank you very much for your great answer! you have helped me a lot. Thanks again
What size is that overall?
These are a size 50 tall I sent them back to switch to a 48 tall here
ua-cam.com/video/m1i4FxCISFA/v-deo.html
Where did you get the Freddy mask?
That is a WFX (WrightFX) Inferno Part 4 Freddy mask. I actually sold it recently to fund a new Freddy mask I have being made.
REALLY excited for that one when it’s finished!
holy shit you must be tall man, you fit a 46-48!? i have a pair of h4/h5 vintage sears coveralls in 46t if you need h4/h5 coveralls
Lol not that tall man James Jude Courtney is 6’3” and I think 215lbs or so and he’s in a 46 Long as well I’m about 6’2” and 190 lbs so not crazy tall lol
I’d love some herringbone H4’s some day but can’t afford that cosplay at this point I have others to finish first. Thank you
How much do they charge for coveralls
You’d have to contact Connor for an exact price but it’s safe to say they probably cost me about four times more than the TOTS by the time I got them to my door.
Awsome mask were you got?
Thank you. The mask is a Sinister Studio HIRO that was rehauled by Rowland Kelly of Death Row Masks
@@MorbidMattski thanks
Link to buy some?
Look up Creepy Customs Conner Thinnes on Instagram
Hi, that size is 50 Regular or 50 Tall?
This was a 50 Tall. And I was comparing the length to a 48 L (long) Workrite H40 and it was significantly longer.
Thanks for your reply! One question, what size do you recommend? I'm 6'3 with long arms and weigh about 170lbs. not so much for my height. I usually wear thick clothes under the overalls. what size do you recommend?
I will appreciate your reply!
@@theshape7079 well, I don’t know for sure everybody’s different, but if I had to guess with that kind of size, you would probably be fine with a 46 Long or 46 Tall I’d guess but not sure.
@@MorbidMattskiThanks for your help! 🙏🏼
What size is these?
These were 50 Tall. And the sleeves were 4 inches longer than my Workrite 48L’s they were oddly large I recently traded them up for a 48 L and did a video and they fit perfect.
@@MorbidMattski Thanks for your reply man, I really appreciate that, I have a question..what would be a perfect fit if I’m 5’7? a 38 tall or a 40?
@@Savi-digital Well everyone’s a little bit different so it’s tough to say especially with older Coveralls like these that he uses because it seems the old-school sizing isn’t quite the same. But I wouldn’t worry about getting long or tall versions they are usually for people that are 6’+ all of my coveralls for my size they fit me are 46 to 48 and I generally use a long or a tall because I’m 6 foot 2
@@MorbidMattski Oh, I have long arms and legs lol, I'm 5'7 so I thought I should go with the 40 as the 36 was too small, had a hard time putting them on and taking them off, so my new pair come monday.
I got new michael myers videos coming soon.
@@Savi-digital cool, I subbed!
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Is $300 worth it just for a coverall? I think the price is excessive, I mean you can find some $40 coveralls on amazon that look pretty much the same
I guess it all depends on what you feel is pretty much the same if you’re going for accuracy. Personally Amazon coveralls and the like are not close enough for me imho, but to each their own. Bottom line it comes down to how accurate you want and how much you’re willing to spend I guess, nothing wrong with getting a pair of coveralls that don’t match the film, but look close enough for the person wearing them to be comfortable with the look.
Connor’s Coveralls are not just an old pair of Sears coveralls he’s charging $300 for. He completely alters and re-sews them so that the pockets and collar match the film and then he weathers them to match as well. Again there’s nothing wrong with buying cheaper coveralls that will satisfy the wearer, it really comes down to how accurate a person wants to look and their own budget. If I really wanted perfectly accurate I would’ve had to spend more like $1000 on an authentic pair of tradewares from the mid 70s. So again it’s preference and budget because there are different levels to accuracy, to each their own. 👍
@@MorbidMattski yea I see and agree with you, definitely this is the best coverall someone can expect for professional cosplay or photo shoots, however if you're looking for a custome just for the halloween night, cheaper coveralls are not a bad option
the price isn’t excessive at all. The $40 coveralls from Party City aren’t going to have the same premium fabric quality, stitching, and detailing as these coveralls from Creepy Customs. It’s like saying “Why buy $150 Jordan’s when you can buy some And 1’s from Walmart for $40.” There’s definitely a difference there and it depends on the individual who appreciates that difference whether or not they find that value worth spending the money on. However, the difference certainly is there.
The mask that most resembles is that of Captain Kirk of 1975, it should not be that of 1978 of kirk
If you mean the 1978 Halloween film mask was a Captain Kirk 1975 Don Post, I’m aware 👍
This is a video on replica coveralls that are similar to the mid 70’s Sears Tradewears used in the movie
Best Coveralls with the Blackest Eye FX
It's Blue man if you look and pause by the Bush scene and in the House when the Light hits the Coveralls. It's a Dark Blueish... now of Course Warlocks Halloween 2, was green but yes it's a big debate but just look at the Day scenes, of Michael Stalking Lori in the first film 1978... AND THE SCHOOL SCENE WAS NOT GREEN LOL
I totally understand where you were coming from man I used to think the exact same thing.
What I didn’t realize is over the years there are A lot of factors that can make the coveralls look different depending on what version of the movie we are watching (some versions have a filter apparently that I wasn’t aware of) anyway in different scenes the coveralls can look very different colours as well as things as simple as your TV settings.
I totally get what you’re saying though because for decades I thought they were a navy blue shade. The thing is the hard-core fanatics over at Michael Myers dot net have been desperately trying to figure out what the actual color was for these particular Sears tradewares from the mid 70s that were used. They were only available in certain colours and with all of their research they narrowed it down to a colour called tex green. If you look it up on that website you will see a lot more information than I can give but it is a shade that has looked grey, navy blue, greenish and charcoal black depending on the shot and the scene at the lighting etc.
But I get what you’re saying it’s just that it’s not a matter of looking at the day scenes because again the reference can change depending on what version you’re watching and your TV colour settings plus a lot of people have slight colour blindness as well so not everyone is always on the same page.
What they did on the website over all these years was track down the exact make and model of these coveralls track down old Sears catalogue books from the 70s and different colour codes. Anyway long story short these people who were really freaks about trying to figure it out have determined that the colour must’ve been tax green according to their information. No I’m not saying that’s 100% true but what I am saying is I don’t know of any group that has dived into the subject any harder over the last 25+ years that the website has been around for. So personally I’m going with their judgement because of all the time and effort and investigation that went into it.
If you haven’t been on that site before check it out, there is a wealth of great information there.
But I totally understand where you were coming from for a long time I thought they were a charcoal black colour from the schoolyard scene but I also have different versions of the movie where it looks a different shade because of filter use or something. I remember reading about the Divimax 25th Anniversary dvd having different filters used it’s a copy that I’ve owned for a very long time and I remember being surprised hearing about that. Then there’s also the countless shots that people have taken and posted and you have to remember if they’re taking a picture of their TV or capturing it on their phone again the colour settings aren’t necessarily exact again so it’s a tough thing to figure out. But seriously I never even thought of all that stuff back in the day I just thought they looked a blue colour as well and it was a simple as that. But I guess it’s a very complex thing to figure. Anyway again I’m not saying it’s 100% correct but these people have done a whole ton of research. You should check it out because my explanation is kind of butchering it it’s much more involved lol
thanks for watching man I really appreciate it by the way lol
It’s still the greatest horror movie ever made in my humble opinion.