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Frederick Kreiburg’s Burgundy Tailcoat and Blue Bow

Identity V Composer Frederick Kreiburg burgundy tailcoat costume with tan waistcoat front, blue bow and grey trousers

Tan at the waistcoat front tempers the burgundy tailcoat, while Frederick Kreiburg’s blue bow adds a smaller, cooler interruption. Grey trousers continue beneath the more colorful upper layers. This is the Composer’s default look from Identity V, with a formal outline that suits the survivor’s musical identity.

The contrast deserves attention because each color occupies a different part of the outfit. Burgundy establishes the long outer shape, tan draws attention inward, and blue marks the neckline without competing with the coat.

The tan front belongs to Frederick’s coat

Although the outfit suggests a coat worn over a waistcoat, the tan waistcoat front is part of the coat. A separate vest is not named among the included pieces. That distinction matters when planning different arrangements: removing the burgundy coat also removes the tan front, rather than leaving a waistcoat over the shirt.

The $138.99 set includes the coat with its tan front, shirt, trousers, gloves and blue bowtie. These are the listed components for the Frederick Kreiburg selection. The main garments use polyester suiting fabric; the material description does not specify a different fabric for each individual piece.

White pom-poms punctuate the burgundy sleeves

White pom-poms on the coat sleeves introduce a playful detail into the formal outfit. They are worth leaving visible in a portrait, especially when the darker coat occupies much of the frame. A slight bend at the elbow can make the sleeve decoration easier to distinguish from the torso.

The blue bowtie provides another useful focal point. A chest-level photograph emphasizes the relationship between bow, shirt and tan front, while a longer composition explains how the tailcoat extends the figure.

One selection must fit three garments

Orderable sizes are XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and 3XL. Compare the coat, shirt and trousers individually before choosing the shared size label. The chart supplies garment measurements, so clothing you already own offers a useful comparison. Hand measurement can introduce a difference of 1–3 cm.

For reference, M has a 116 cm coat length and 96 cm coat bust. Its shirt bust is 98 cm, while the trousers list a 72 cm waist, 100 cm hip and 100 cm length. Those numbers describe different garments and need separate consideration.

The trousers have an elastic back, but no expanded waist range is supplied. Use the stated waist measurement rather than assuming how far it stretches. Coat shoulder width and sleeve length also deserve attention alongside bust.

Let the tailcoat change the arrangement

For photographs, begin with enough space below the waist to show the coat’s length against the grey trousers. Then move closer for the blue bow and sleeve details. These views give the long garment and its smaller accents their own attention.

Frederick’s shirt and grey trousers can be worn without the coat; adding it restores the burgundy outer layer and its attached tan front.

More formal silhouettes from Identity V

These Identity V costumes offer contrasting coats, theatrical details and another red palette for a shared character lineup.