Jon Snow’s clothing in HBO’s Game of Thrones often centres on dark leathers, and this men’s costume puts a black laced vest at the centre of that look. Choose the vest with a black long-sleeve top and black pants, or buy the vest separately. That choice lets you decide whether to use the supplied black garments or build the layers beneath the vest from your own wardrobe.
Jon Snow’s Black Layers and Pleated Shoulders
The vest combines an embossed faux-leather surface with lacing and pleated shoulder details. Against the black top and pants, these details give you specific features to emphasise in a Jon Snow portrait. The top has long sleeves, while the vest provides the embossed outer layer.
PU faux leather and polyester are the listed materials. Jon serves as Lord Commander of the Night’s Watch and later King in the North; the costume focuses on the dark leather clothing associated with him.
Choosing Jon’s Full Set or Separate Vest
The purchase options differ in which garments you receive:
- Full Set (Vest, Top, Pants): the faux-leather vest, black long-sleeve top and black pants are supplied together, giving you the garments shown in the full-set photographs.
- Leather Vest Only: this option supplies the laced faux-leather vest. You can use your own black top and trousers to echo the full set’s colour palette.
Both choices are offered in men’s sizes, with XS as the smallest label and XXXL as the largest. When comparing the options, use the full-set photographs to consider the combination of black garments, then turn to the separate vest photographs for a closer look at the piece shared by both.
Adding Jon’s Cloak, Wig and Sword
A cloak, boots, sword and wig are separate additions; none comes with either option. For optional character styling, consider a fur-trimmed black cloak, a curly dark wig and a longsword prop. These additions can accompany the full set or your own clothing with the separate vest.
For a portrait with a cloak, choose a pose that leaves the lacing and shoulder pleats visible. You could also take a photograph of the vest without the cloak, keeping attention on the embossed surface. If you add a longsword prop, position it beside you so it does not obscure the vest’s front.
Studying Jon’s Embossed Vest from Different Angles
The model front photograph is a reference for the full set, while the model side image offers a different perspective on the same combination. For the vest alone, compare the angled photograph with the white-background image when studying its embossed finish. A separate side image gives you another reference for the vest without the top and pants.
For your own photographs, borrow the separate vest’s angled composition to give the shoulder pleats a place in the frame. A wider portrait can bring the black pants into the picture, while a closer frame can concentrate on the embossed vest above the long-sleeve top.
For a closer detail photograph, frame the embossed vest and lacing together. Try lighting from different directions to see which photograph best reveals those details against the black top, then use a wider composition when you want to include the pants as well.
Game of Thrones Costumes to Pair with Jon Snow
Daenerys Targaryen and Missandei offer two more character choices for a shared Game of Thrones costume group.
- For a shared Game of Thrones scene, consider Game of Thrones Daenerys Targaryen Cosplay Costume Black Coat Dress With Chain And Grey Cape as a Daenerys counterpart.
- Game of Thrones Missandei Inspired Cosplay Costume Green Halter Dress With Brown Belt And Wrist Guards adds Missandei’s green halter dress to a Game of Thrones group with Jon.