I need help on how to make my own assassin outfit. But I need a long white cardigan and because I cant find one...i might get the costume made......damn....

anyone know how to make a long white tunic similar to Altairs?

=x refs?

Will have to draw it

Would getting it knitted work well?

hey..do you mean this:

This is what i had more in mind just wonder if it can be knitted?

It could be if you got it commissioned by someone with access to an industrial machine that gives a fine knit, but knitted materials tend to be quite thick so drape under their weight instead of stand out. His cloak has some stiffness to it so you might be best off with another method.

You could always alter a lab coat? Real ones are pretty expensive for something you're just going to cut up, about £20, but I'm sure you can get one for a costume or something that's pretty cheap?

Might get it done by a seamstress or something or ask my uncle to find one on ebay or something. But the one am after is never worn by a resident at work and its exactly what am looking for and Obvs i cant have it cos its theirs

Why don't you ask where they got it or if you can buy it off them?

Never thought of the buying bit but have asked the deputy manager to ask them. It would be cool if i went in tonight and they said i could have it LOL. But i dont think manager would approve of me buying it off them

Is its the managers then? If they dont wear it, and want some monies, I dont see what the problem would be.

Why do you want it wool anyway? Is it part of a plan? As a massive Assassins Creed fan, I dont think it would be the right matierial. It wouldnt be very protective. Its definately thougher than that. I'd probably go for a white denim stuff or something. Something nice and sturdy ^_^

I will have to upload the pic. Its a residents cardigan but the hood is floppy but i have a material u iron on and it hardens it. Forget the name though XD

Is it call interfacing? Or perhaps stiffening? If you're ironing that stuff on, it won't hold if it goes through a wash unless you have a lining, as in something keeping it in place. Sometimes the iron on stuff really doesn't stay all that well so you might be best off sewing it anyway, at least just tacking it on to prevent some disaster.

EDIT: Also, have you looked into starching? When you get it, if you see what kind of material it is, you may be able to add starch to it that will give the stiffness without you having to add on any stiffening or interfacing.

you could add boneing to the hood seams to help keep the shape

Aha, i have finally got my assassin coat. made by a dressmaker cos my sewing skills are HORRENDOUS. So happy. Pics on profile