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Eddie’s Blue Overalls for an Angels of Death Cosplay

Angels of Death Eddie Edward Mason costume with blue overalls, white top, gloves and red scarf

128 cm: that is the overalls length listed for S, and it deserves attention before you plan Eddie’s masked silhouette. This Angels of Death costume starts with ordinary-looking clothing: blue overalls, a white top, gloves and a red scarf. At $55.99, the single Eddie Outfit selection puts those four pieces together, leaving the gravekeeper’s face covering to you.

The clothing beneath Eddie’s sack mask

Eddie, also known as Edward Mason, is the gravekeeper of floor B3. He hides behind a sack mask, which makes the distinction between his clothing and his covered face particularly important when planning this cosplay. The garments establish his wardrobe, while the mask supplies a separate character detail.

Blue occupies most of the outfit, with the white top breaking up the upper body and the red scarf drawing attention toward the neck. Keep that arrangement visible in photographs. An elaborate background can compete with a costume whose main visual cues are so direct.

Match the top and overalls together

Six sizes are orderable: S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Because one selection covers both garments, compare the top and overalls independently. The suggested height column can help orient you, but the garment figures provide a more useful comparison with clothing you already own. A suitable shirt fit alone cannot settle the overalls choice.

For M, the top is listed at 68 cm long, with 23 cm sleeves and 47 cm shoulders; the overalls length is 130 cm. Bust, waist and hip entries appear as ranges rather than single exact figures. For M, the top bust is listed as 106–110 cm and the overalls waist as 78–81 cm; read the hip interval the same way. Measurements were taken flat by hand, with a possible difference of 1–3 cm.

Give the scarf and gloves their moment

The red scarf is worth keeping clear of your hands when composing a portrait. It introduces the strongest change of color near the face, particularly once you add a sack mask. A straightforward standing pose can show how the scarf sits against the white top and blue overalls.

For a closer image, bring a gloved hand into the frame without obscuring the neckline. Then take a longer view that retains the overalls. These two compositions emphasize different supplied pieces, and neither needs an invented action scene or an exaggerated performance to make sense.

Finish the B3 gravekeeper deliberately

The material is listed as uniform cloth. Treat the set as the clothing portion of your Eddie plan, then choose additions according to the portrayal you want to photograph. A stitched sack mask follows his defining face covering; a shovel prop connects directly with his gravekeeper role. Decide how much of that equipment you want to carry before arranging your photographs.

Outside this purchase sit the sack mask, shovel, shoes and other props; a theatrical costume shop is a sensible place to source them.

More Angels of Death characters and unsettling company

Rachel and Isaac keep the selection within Angels of Death; additional items are theme picks for a broader horror gathering.