Colt Seavers The Fall Guy Costume Guide

What You’ll Need

Colt Seavers dresses like a working professional whose day job involves getting thrown down concrete stairs, dropped out of helicopters, and dragged across gravel. His wardrobe in The Fall Guy reflects practical stunt department gear mixed with flashy production wardrobe pulled straight from the fictional sci-fi film Metalstorm. Putting this costume together comes down to choosing between his functional crew utility layers and his eccentric movie-within-a-movie set pieces.

Unlike polished action heroes, Colt looks like he just climbed out of a rolled vehicle. His clothes have relaxed cuts, functional utility pockets, and visible signs of heavy set abuse that keep the outfit grounded.

Stunt Vest and Base Shirts

Colt spends much of his time on set in a layered setup built around a simple base and an over-layer vest. An Ivory Tee serves as the clean foundation, sitting underneath a Cream Utility Vest with multiple flap pockets and front zip details. If you want an immediate all-in-one option that replicates the specific tailoring seen on screen, a Pre-Made Costume Stunt Vest and Shirt bundle gives you the exact screen-styled collar and cut without having to source matching separate pieces.

Coveralls and Crew Lettering

For his full crew outfit, Colt wears Blue Coveralls styled loosely with the front unzipped slightly over an undershirt. To replicate the production crew markings across the back or over the chest pocket, use Stencil Letters alongside Turquoise Fabric Paint. Sponging the turquoise paint lightly through the stencil prevents bleed-through and replicates the faded, screen-printed lettering common on film crew uniforms. Rolling the sleeves up to the mid-forearm keeps the coveralls looking like active work gear rather than fresh industrial surplus.

The Metalstorm Gold Trousers

During the chaotic Metalstorm production sequences, Colt ends up running through stunts wearing Metallic Gold Pants. These high-shine trousers create an absurd contrast against rugged utility gear, giving cosplayers a distinct alternative to standard work pants. When wearing the gold trousers, pair them directly with the stunt vest and heavy boots so the top half retains the practical stuntman profile while the bottom half reflects the over-the-top sci-fi film set.

Boots and Aviators

Footwear needs to reflect someone on his feet running across soundstages and desert terrain all day. Brown Combat Boots ground both the coveralls and the gold pants with a weathered, heavy tread. For eyewear, Brown and Gold Aviator Sunglasses match Colt’s laid-back demeanor between takes, sitting naturally on your face or hooked into the neckline of the shirt when indoors.

Distressing and Stunt Grime

A pristine costume will not look authentic to a stunt performer who has survived fire burns and high falls. Black Fabric Spray Paint creates convincing scorch marks and soot residue around cuffs, shoulders, and hemlines. Brown Fabric Paint handles ground-in dirt, grease stains, and scuffed knee patches.

Dab the brown paint onto seams, pocket edges, and collars using an old cloth or rough kitchen sponge. Building the layers gradually in spots where a stunt double naturally hits the ground yields a much more convincing finish than spraying broad, uniform patches across the fabric.