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Roman Carax’s White Racing Bomber, Panel by Panel

Roman Carax white racing bomber jacket with navy panels, green piping and red patches

Green piping adds a narrow accent to Roman’s white racing bomber. Navy panels and red patches give the jacket further contrasts without taking over its pale base. It is a busy palette in small doses, suited to Roman Carax, the cocky young merc from Cyberpunk: Edgerunners 2. For a cosplay built around one main garment, those changes of color give you several details to work with before adding anything else.

Roman’s confidence, written in racing colors

The racing-bomber design gives this outfit a clear starting point: white as the main field, navy for larger contrasts, then green and red as smaller accents. Keep that hierarchy in mind when choosing the rest of your clothes. Another heavily patterned outer layer would compete with the details that identify this jacket.

Roman’s cockiness also offers a useful direction for photographs. A direct gaze and a relaxed stance can suggest that attitude without needing an elaborate scene. Leave enough of the jacket visible in the frame for the navy panels, piping and patches to register together; a very tight face portrait loses much of the garment’s character.

The $82.99 Roman Jacket order

The Roman Jacket costs $82.99 and includes one white racing bomber jacket. Its listed material is polyester. The T-shirt, shorts, wig and shoes are not included, so the jacket is the clothing purchase to build around rather than a complete outfit arriving together.

A red graphic tee, denim shorts and high-top sneakers provide one suggested pairing. The red shirt repeats a color already present in the patches, while the denim leaves the jacket’s white-and-navy combination easy to read. These are separately sourced outfit choices, not additional pieces supplied with the bomber.

There is one jacket style here. The selection concerns fit, with S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL available; XS is not offered.

Read the bomber’s chest and length together

Use the jacket measurements rather than relying only on your usual size letter. Size S lists a 119 cm chest and 65 cm length; XL lists a 134 cm chest and 71 cm length. Those figures describe the garment, so comparing them with a jacket you already wear can help you judge the amount of room and the hem position.

Chest width alone does not settle the choice. Compare the shoulder and sleeve measurements too, especially with the shirt you intend to wear underneath in mind. A change of size changes several dimensions together. Measurements are taken by hand, with a stated allowance of 1–3 cm.

Give the green piping room in the frame

A plain background gives the smaller color accents somewhere to register. Try a waist-up composition that retains the sleeves, then a wider photograph showing your chosen shorts and sneakers. The first emphasizes the bomber; the second explains how you have assembled Roman’s outfit around it.

Unpack the bomber and measure its sleeve length against the chart entry for the size you ordered.

More Edgerunners outfits and racing silhouettes

Start with two more Edgerunners 2 choices, then consider a broader racing theme.