Edward Nygma's Green Coat in Gotham Season 5
Edward Nygma, the forensic scientist turned puzzle-obsessed villain, wears a long green coat covered in question marks in Gotham's final season. This Season 5 costume centers on that coat, with options that include the suit beneath it or let you supply more of the clothing yourself.
The material is polyester, and the four configurations are offered for men. The main photograph represents the Full Set; the smaller coat combinations and the suit without the coat have their own gallery images, making the differences between the selections easier to compare.
The Coat, the Suit, or Both
Choose among these combinations according to which parts of Nygma's outfit you want supplied together:
- Full Set (Coat, Suit, Vest, Shirt, Tie): trench coat, suit jacket, waistcoat, trousers, shirt and tie.
- Coat, Shirt And Tie: trench coat, shirt and tie.
- Coat And Tie: trench coat and tie.
- Suit Set Without Coat: suit jacket, waistcoat, trousers, shirt and tie.
Coat And Tie gives you room to use a shirt and trousers from your own wardrobe. If you want the supplied shirt but already have trousers in mind, Coat, Shirt And Tie is the relevant selection. Full Set suits a plan built around both the long coat and the suit, while Suit Set Without Coat concentrates on the jacket and waistcoat.
Each option has men's sizes, with S at the smaller end and XXXL at the larger end. The maker describes this costume's cut as running large.
Question Marks on the Coat and Tie
The coat print has a dedicated closeup, while another detail image focuses on the question-mark tie. Look at those photographs together to compare how the motif appears on the long outer garment and at the shirt. For a portrait, consider keeping the tie visible so both uses of the question mark have a place in the composition.
The coat's front and back are pictured together, and an open-coat image offers another reference for a coat-focused pose. With the Full Set, you could photograph the green trench coat over the suit, then remove the coat for a second portrait centered on the jacket and waistcoat.
For the coat-free version, the suit's front and back images provide a reference for the jacket and trousers. There is also a photograph devoted to the shirt, tie and trousers, useful if you want a composition that gives those included pieces more attention.
Green-Tinted Glasses and a Question-Mark Cane
Round green-tinted glasses, black leather gloves and a question-mark cane are optional additions for this Gotham interpretation. These are pieces you supply yourself: glasses, gloves, shoes and a cane are excluded from every configuration, including the Full Set.
If you add the suggested cane, try a photograph with it beside the green coat so the prop's question mark and the printed motif appear together. A closer portrait could instead emphasize the round green-tinted glasses above the shirt and question-mark tie. For the gloves, consider a closeup of your hand beside the coat print, keeping the question marks visible.
With Coat And Tie, a shirt from your own wardrobe can form the background for the patterned tie. Keep that shirt choice simple if you want the question marks on the coat and tie to remain the focus.
More Riddler Wardrobes and a Gotham Pairing
Explore other Riddler interpretations, then add Oswald Cobblepot for a costume pairing drawn from Gotham.
- Choose Batman The Riddler Cosplay Costume Green Question Mark Suit Set With Waistcoat Shirt And Tie for another Riddler outfit centered on a suit.
- For a jumpsuit interpretation, consider DC The Riddler Cosplay Green Question Mark Jumpsuit For Men Women And Kids alongside this Gotham coat and suit.
- Batman The Riddler Female Cosplay Costume Green Question Mark Jacket Skirt And Hat takes the same character into a jacket, skirt and hat combination.
- For a Gotham pairing, Gotham Penguin Oswald Cobblepot Cosplay Costume Grey Pinstripe Tailcoat Suit With Vest, Shirt, Tie And Gloves places Oswald Cobblepot beside Edward Nygma.