The Richter Belmont Blue Set contains a coat, pants, sash and gloves. Priced at $110.99, this Castlevania: Nocturne costume is available in S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Polyester is the listed material.
Richter’s outfit has a clear visual order: blue defines the long outer shape, white frames the chest and cuffs, and cream trousers continue beneath the coat. The brown sash marks the waist, while black gloves give the hands a darker contrast. Those color relationships do much of the character work before any accessories enter the picture.
The blue hem carries Richter’s silhouette
The high collar and white chest panel draw attention upward, but the coat’s length is just as important to this version of the young vampire hunter. Across the available sizes, the listed coat length runs from 126 to 131 cm. That is a substantial part of the outfit’s proportions, so length deserves attention alongside chest and waist measurements.
Wear the brown sash over the coat at the waist and let the blue hem hang straight over the cream trousers. This keeps the relationship between the separate pieces easy to read. For a photograph, leave enough room in the frame to show the coat’s lower edge; a tight upper-body crop loses that long outline.
Match the coat and trousers separately
The charts use suggested body height alongside garment measurements. Treat those as different kinds of information: a height range offers a starting point, while the coat’s bust and shoulders and the pants’ waist and hips help you assess the actual pieces. Compare them with garments you already wear, keeping the tape measure consistent.
For example, L lists a 128 cm coat length, 106 cm bust and 55 cm shoulder measurement. Its pants list a 102 cm length, 76 cm waist and 102 cm hip. The suggested height is 170–175 cm. Check both halves of the set before choosing; the coat measurement alone cannot tell you how the trousers will fit. Allow for a stated hand-measurement variation of 1–3 cm.
Read the white cuff measurement correctly
One chart label needs particular care. The coat column marked “Sleeve” records cuff depth, not full arm length. Its figures run from 22 to 24.5 cm, with L listed at 23 cm. Reading that number as a shoulder-to-wrist measurement would give you the wrong basis for comparison.
The white cuffs are part of Richter’s blue-and-white design, alongside the chest panel and high collar. Keep the cuff measurement separate from your usual sleeve-length notes when checking the chart. It describes a specific costume detail rather than the entire reach of the sleeve.
Build outward from the Belmont outfit
The included gloves and sash mean those two visible accents are already accounted for. Start your accessory planning with the clothing proportions: where the sash sits, how far the coat extends, and how the cream trousers appear beneath it. That gives you a useful basis for choosing footwear.
A wig, boots and whip are not included; a theatrical costume shop is a sensible place to source those separately.
Belmont Family and Vampire Worlds
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