Lot 135Red One · 2024 Wardrobe · principal costumeCOA 75-135-A

Callum Drift's Signature Costume — the full record

Everything we know about this costume, written down before it goes anywhere. Measurements taken flat, condition mapped flaw by flaw, every production marking photographed, and the sequences it appears in listed with the evidence we hold for each.

Close detail Condition map Measurements Materials Production markings On screen Display & care

Close detail

Six points · tap a marker

Point 01

Production tag, interior collar

Stitched cotton tape reading CALLUM DRIFT / HERO in the costume department's own hand. Hero tagging means this was the principal's own piece rather than a stunt or double's.

Markers sit on the photograph where the detail is. Everything described here was photographed before the costume was steamed or handled for the catalogue.

Condition map

5 notes · graded as found

Production wear is not damage. A costume that was worn on a set should look like one. We map it so you know exactly what you are getting, not because any of it needs apologising for — and we do not clean, press or repair anything before a sale. What arrived is what ships.

Measurements

Taken flat, garment not stretched

Measure your own garment the same way before comparing — flat, buttoned, seam to seam.

Materials & construction

What it is actually made of

The coat

ShellWool-nylon gabardine, 18oz Heavyweight, made to hold shape under lights

LiningQuilted polyester, charcoal Machine quilted in a 2in diamond

FasteningSix horn buttons, one replaced The replacement is noted on the condition map

ConstructionHalf-canvassed, machine stitched Hand-finished at the collar and cuffs

AlterationsSleeves shortened 1½in Production alteration, original hem retained inside

The rest of the lot

Tactical vestCordura shell, moulded plates Plates are foam, not ballistic — a costume piece throughout

TrousersCotton twill, reinforced knee

BeltLeather with cast alloy buckle Buckle shows contact wear from the vest

BootsLeather, rubber sole, size 13 US Sole wear consistent with the running sequences

Weight, complete14.2 lb / 6.4 kg Relevant if you are mounting it on a standing mannequin

Production markings

Photographed before handling

CALLUM DRIFT / HERO

Cotton tape, interior collar. Hand-written in the costume department's marker.

CD-01 · SC 44-61

Continuity number and scene range, inside the left facing.

Maker's label — bespoke

Costume house label, neck lining. Made for the production, not bought in.

Wardrobe dept. stamp

Inked stamp inside the vest, partially worn. Matches the paperwork.

On screen

Where we can place it, and how firmly

00:18:42 North Pole operations centre — full costume, wide and mid shots throughout the briefing sequence. Frame matched

00:51:07 Rooftop pursuit — coat and vest clearly visible; the cuff abrasion mapped at point 01 is visible in three consecutive frames. Frame matched

01:22:15 Workshop confrontation — vest and belt only, coat removed earlier in the sequence. Frame matched

01:44:30 Final sequence — costume appears, but lighting and distance make a definitive match impossible. We are not claiming it. Not matched

Why the last line is there. Three sequences are frame matched and one is not, so we say so. Listing the one we cannot prove is the only thing that makes the three we can prove worth anything. See the frame-match evidence →

Display & care

What we would do with it

Displaying it

Mannequin42–44in chest, standing Anything smaller and the shoulders will not sit right

SupportPad the shoulders, always Eighteen ounces of wool on a bare form distorts within months

LightUnder 50 lux, no direct sun UV takes the colour out of gabardine faster than anything else

CaseNot airtight Wool needs to breathe. A sealed case traps moisture against it

Storing it

HangingWide padded hanger, never wire Or lay it flat, which is better for a garment this heavy

CoveringUnbleached cotton, not plastic Plastic garment bags are how collections are ruined

CleaningDo not Production wear is provenance. Cleaning it removes the evidence

Conditions18–20°C, 45–55% RH Stable matters more than exact

Everything above was written before the lot opened.

Not after somebody asked. A record like this is the difference between buying a story and buying a documented object — and it is why we say plainly when we cannot prove something.

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