Original wardrobe and props acquired from 28 film and television productions — photographed, described and certified by Icons. Find your show and open any piece for the full story.
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A production-acquired custom fringe shirt from Cobra Kai, worn by a concert attendee in the memorable Dee Snider cameo sequence of Season 3. Custom-made for the production rather than pulled off a rack, it carries the one-off character costume collectors prize. Instantly readable as concert-crowd rock wardrobe, it displays beautifully on a mannequin or in a shadow box. A Certificate of Authenticity is included.
A custom orange crew-neck t-shirt emblazoned with the teal and navy "Water Wizz" waterpark logo across the chest — the fictional park at the heart of Grown Ups. This piece of wardrobe was acquired by the production of the film. An instantly recognizable emblem from one of the comedy's signature settings.
A Staten Island Ferry polo shirt from the production of Spider-Man: Homecoming, made for the wardrobe of a ferry employee among the working crew who populate the film's memorable ferry sequence. Background wardrobe like this is what sells a set piece, giving the scene the lived-in texture of a real place. A Certificate of Authenticity is included, documenting the shirt as genuine production wardrobe — a striking display piece for any Marvel collection.
A white Russell Athletic button-front baseball jersey acquired by the production of Stephen King's Kingdom Hospital. Teal piping traces the placket, neckline and cuffs, with a multicolor "Robins" script appliqué and robin graphic on the chest, plus an embroidered "New England Robins" patch on the left sleeve. Robins jerseys appear in episode 9, "Butterfingers," which follows the team's tense World Series run.
A two-piece women's ensemble acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Mia Germar as a Korean Sekai Taikai attendee. The look pairs an ivory long-sleeve blouse featuring a mock neckline and blouson waist with a charcoal grey herringbone wool pleated midi skirt. It comes accompanied by its original production wardrobe tag.
A pair of white perforated leather high-top Air Jordan sneakers with red toe and heel panels, acquired by the production of Better Call Saul. Seen in Season 6, Episode 10, "Nippy," when Gene and Jeff look them over ahead of the mall heist. The shoes still carry their "Lancaster's" retail hang tag — the fictional department store created for the series — along with an ivory plastic security tag on the right shoe.
A William Penn Academy varsity jacket acquired by the production of The Goldbergs. Made by GAME Sportswear, Ltd., it features a blue wool body with gold leather sleeves, striped rib-knit trim, a gold snap front and leather welt pockets. The left chest carries a chenille "WP" letter patch accented with gold-tone star, sword, and football pins.
A three-piece wardrobe ensemble acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Xolo Maridueña as Miguel Diaz. The set consists of a red Eagle Fang Karate t-shirt emblazoned with "Bite Like an Eagle" across the back, a burgundy heather pullover hoodie with red, orange and yellow shoulder stripes, and gray Nike Dri-FIT athletic shorts. Accompanied by its production wardrobe tag.
A two-piece wardrobe set acquired by the production of Better Call Saul for Jonathan Banks as Mike Ehrmantraut. The ensemble pairs a teal self-striped long sleeve button- front dress shirt by Van Heusen with black flat-front twill trousers by Dockers — understated, workmanlike attire befitting Albuquerque's most unassuming fixer. Accompanied by the original production costume tags.
A three-piece casual wardrobe acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso, consisting of a blue drawstring hooded sweatshirt, a teal green crewneck t-shirt and navy drawstring joggers. The set retains its original orange production wardrobe tag marked for Daniel LaRusso, Season 6 — an unmistakable link to the sensei's final chapter.
A crisp white Stafford long-sleeve button-down dress shirt acquired by the production of Better Call Saul for Michael McKean as Chuck McGill. Finished with a pointed collar, single chest pocket and button cuffs, this is an authentic production garment — not a replica. Its most telling detail: the interior collar hand-marked "CHUCK."
A white karate gi acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Nicole Brown as Aisha. The four-piece set consists of a white Century gi jacket emblazoned with the black Cobra Kai logo across the back, matching gi pants, a white karate belt and a white and olive green Mossimo raglan tee. Accompanied by its original production costume tag.
A women's blouse from AMC's Better Call Saul, acquired by the production for Rhea Seehorn in her role as attorney Kim Wexler. An authentic piece of wardrobe from one of television's most acclaimed dramas, tied to a character whose sharply tailored office style became her signature.
A pair of Cole Haan black leather full-brogue wingtip oxfords, acquired by the production of Better Call Saul for Patrick Fabian as the impeccably tailored Howard Hamlin. Five-eyelet lacing, leather soles and stacked heels complete the polished HHM partner look. Accompanied by a production wardrobe tag marked "HAMLIN 604 CH 1."
A vintage black knit pullover acquired by the production of The Goldbergs for Wendi McLendon-Covey as Beverly Goldberg. The boat-neck sweater erupts in bold multicolor soutache yarn appliqué — pink, red, orange, blue, teal and green swirls and zigzags — accented with silver-tone leaf charms, colored rhinestones and tiny silver beads. Labeled "20 Ans by Mariea Kim," it's peak Smother-in-Chief style.
A three-piece wardrobe acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Jacob Bertrand as Hawk (Eli Moskowitz). The look consists of a red nylon bomber jacket with ribbed collar, cuffs and hem, a yellow-gold long sleeve tee with a black "DRIP" barbed wire and roses graphic, and black AKDMKS joggers with grey and red color-block panels. Pure Hawk swagger, straight from the series.
A pair of statement earrings acquired by the production of Ghostbusters: Afterlife for Annie Potts as Janine Melnitz. Interlocking double-hexagon resin links in a cream, black and tan animal print finish the pair, set on post backs. Authentic production-acquired wardrobe accessories — not replicas.
A grey and white striped crinkle cotton sleeveless top by Eileen Fisher, cut with a wide square boat neckline and drop- shoulder cap sleeves. Acquired by the production of Ghostbusters: Afterlife for Annie Potts as Janine Melnitz. It comes with its original production costume tag marked "9. JEANNIE/JANINE — Annie Potts."
A brown suede bomber jacket acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Ralph Macchio as Daniel LaRusso in Season 6. The Slate & Stone piece features a ribbed knit collar, cuffs and waistband, with a zip front beneath a button placket and flap hip pockets. An authentic production-acquired costume piece from the hit series — not a replica.
A black cotton zip-front hooded sweatshirt by DRKSHDW by Rick Owens, acquired by the production of A Girl in the Spider's Web for Lisbeth Salander's stunt double. The oversized draped hood, silver-tone two-way zipper and ribbed cuffs and hem capture Salander's signature dark, utilitarian silhouette. The interior tag is marked "#1 Stunt/M," identifying its place in the film's stunt wardrobe.
A three-piece wardrobe ensemble acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Peyton List as Tory Nichols, consisting of a cream and charcoal raglan henley, a black sports bra and black drawstring sweatpants. Every piece is authentic to the series — not a replica — and the set retains its original orange production costume tag.
A special-effects severed arm prop acquired by the production of Breaking Bad, representing the grisly fate of Cesar Garcia's "Gonzo" in the Season 2 episode "Seven Thirty-Seven." Sculpted in flesh tone with a detailed hand and blue-ink tattoo work running from forearm to wrist, the severed end reveals exposed bone and tissue with simulated blood. Still dressed in a torn, bloodstained maroon knit shirt sleeve — a chilling artifact from the series' junkyard reveal.
An original Anne Klein wrist watch acquired by the production of Ghostbusters: Afterlife for Sigourney Weaver as Dana Barrett. The gold-tone round case features a fluted bezel and white sunray dial with applied stick indices, paired with a gray pebbled simulated leather strap. A refined, character-appropriate accessory from the beloved franchise's return.
A Rails long-sleeve button-up in blue chambray with white and metallic silver stripes, acquired by the production of Ghostbusters: Afterlife for Sigourney Weaver as Dana Barrett. The blouse features a point collar, white buttons and a center back pleat. It comes with its production costume tag marked "10. DAINE/DANA BARRETT."
A three-piece wardrobe acquired by the production of Cobra Kai for Dallas Young as Kenny. The look consists of a grey and light blue checkered-texture nylon windbreaker, a mint green Santa Cruz Skateboards logo t-shirt and light wash slim taper denim jeans. Includes the production costume tag.
A piece of custom wardrobe from the television series Alien Nation, produced for the 1989–1990 run of the sci-fi drama. Created specifically for the production, it reflects the show's distinctive costuming for its Newcomer-populated Los Angeles. A rare surviving artifact from a short-lived cult favorite.
Johnny Lawrence's (William Zabka) rough-around-the-edges look from Cobra Kai, acquired by the production for the series. The five-piece ensemble consists of a distressed taupe/grey button-front shacket, a yellow graphic tee reading "VINTAGE PROPERTY FROM 1972" complete with holes and staining, Levi's 513 denim jeans, black Adidas crew socks and grey checkerboard slip-on sneakers.
A brown and black leopard print bodycon dress acquired by the production of The Goldbergs for Hayley Orrantia as Erica Goldberg. The scoop-neck style features a zippered scoop back and 3/4 sleeves. It comes with its production costume tag marked "6. ERICA / Hayley Orrantia."
An Oklahoma Sooners shirt acquired by the production of Ghostbusters: Afterlife for Billy Bryk in the role of Zahk. A genuine piece of production wardrobe from the film that carried the Ghostbusters legacy into a new generation.
Victor Sullivan's rugged wardrobe from Uncharted, acquired by the production for Mark Wahlberg's globe-trotting treasure hunter. The five-piece ensemble consists of a navy zip-front field jacket with snap chest pockets, a black crewneck tee, dark tactical-style trousers, a black leather belt with silver-tone buckle, and black leather and nylon side-zip lace-up tactical boots. Designer labels throughout — James Perse, Theory, Baldessarini and 5.
A pair of brown and black rubber spiders with long, spindly legs — original props acquired by the production of the 1990 creature feature Arachnophobia. Small in scale but unmistakably the stuff of the film's signature scares.
A pair of white canvas low-top sneakers with triple hook- and-loop straps, acquired by the production of Venom: Let There Be Carnage for Woody Harrelson and/or his stunt double as Cletus Kasady / Carnage. The shoes carry intentional production distressing, with rust and blood-tone staining across the uppers and heavily soiled soles.
Eddie Brock's distressed wardrobe, acquired by the production of Venom for Tom Hardy. The three-piece ensemble consists of an olive green zip-front hooded sweatshirt, a heather grey t-shirt and soiled blue denim jeans. Most tellingly, the jeans carry extensive production- applied modifications — a large access opening at the rear leg secured with multiple Velcro closures.
An original black suit jacket acquired by the production of Men in Black III for Josh Brolin's Young Agent K. Not a replica — this is an authentic piece from the film's costume department, tied to the 1969 incarnation of MIB's most stoic operative. A sharp centerpiece from one of sci-fi comedy's most instantly recognizable uniforms.
A custom Anto dress shirt acquired by the production of Steven Spielberg's Hook for Robin Williams as Peter Banning. The bespoke shirtmaker's craftsmanship reflects the buttoned-up corporate lawyer Peter had become before rediscovering Neverland. An authentic production-acquired piece from a beloved fantasy classic.
A prop "meth" from AMC's Breaking Bad, acquired by the production for use by various actors including Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman during filming of the series' early episodes. The crystals are presented in a small clear zip-lock bag for display. An instantly recognizable icon of the show.
A pair of traditional wooden platform geta acquired by the production of Memoirs of a Geisha for Tsai Chin as Auntie. The raised wooden soles are fitted with indigo and white geometric floral fabric straps secured by brass tacks. Accompanied by a production wardrobe tag identifying them for Auntie and noting they were used as set dressing.
A three-piece wardrobe ensemble acquired by the production of The House Bunny for Rumer Willis as Joanne, consisting of a light blue ribbed sleeveless tank by James Perse, a white knit layering tank, and light wash denim shorts by Hydraulic. The lot includes the original production costume tag identifying the film, character and actor, along with trimmings from the blue tank top.
A striking two-piece Cobra Kai training set acquired by the production for Peyton List as Tory Nichols. The snakeskin- print racerback sports bra carries "Cobra Kai" script at the back hem with a red snake graphic inside the racerback, paired with matching leggings bearing the yellow "Strike First, Strike Hard, No Mercy" dojo logo at the thigh. Accompanied by its production wardrobe tag.
An original prop briefcase acquired by the production of NBC's Deal or No Deal, from the 2005–2009 era hosted by Howie Mandel. The silver aluminum-style hard case wears a bold black number "10" on the front, with chrome handle and latch. Inside, red satin lining frames a black "$25,000" amount plaque mounted in the lid.
A Michelin Motorsport podium cap in blue and yellow, acquired by the production of Gran Turismo for Archie Madekwe as real-life racing driver Jann Mardenborough. Embroidered Michelin Man figures appear on the front and side panels alongside raised white "MICHELIN" lettering and gold laurel embroidery sweeping across the brim.
A Nissan NISMO racing ensemble acquired by the production of Gran Turismo for Archie Madekwe as real-life driver Jann Mardenborough. The five-piece Puma set comprises a white racing hood, a white, red and black NISMO jumpsuit covered in sponsor logos, gloves with black cuffs, red and white racing shoes and white socks. Its finest detail: the belt nameplate reading "J. Mardenborough."
A black top-grain leather western belt by Justin, acquired by the production of Bullet Train for Bad Bunny as the vengeance-driven assassin Wolf. Floral and scroll tooling runs the full length, finished with a snap-off buckle end and tan suede underside. An authentic production-acquired costume piece, not a replica. Buckle not included.
A two-piece schoolgirl ensemble acquired by the production of Bullet Train for Joey King as the deceptively innocent assassin Prince. The look pairs a light pink short-sleeve collared blouse, finished with orange buttons, with a pink knit V-neck sweater vest. An authentic production-acquired costume from one of the film's most memorable characters.
From the high-octane action of Bullet Train, this four-piece wardrobe was acquired by the production for Brian Tyree Henry as the unforgettable Lemon. The ensemble pairs a light wash Levi's denim trucker jacket and matching Levi's 541 jeans with a cream Zara turtleneck sweater and a ribbed Levi's knit beanie. A complete head-to-toe look capturing the character's signature denim-on-denim style.
A grey utility jacket acquired by the production of Morbius for Jared Leto as Dr. Michael Morbius. The piece features a pointed collar, concealed button placket and flap pockets, with distressing and aging applied to the fabric. It comes with its production costume tag, labeled "PLASMA COSTUME" and identifying it as a repeat of the grey utility jacket for Michael Morbius.
A hand sickle prop acquired by the production of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest — an original, not a replica. Its heavily weathered, rust-patinated curved blade is riveted to a bent metal tang, with a leather-wrapped handle bound in wound cord. A knotted leather wrist lanyard completes the piece.
A cream single-breasted waistcoat in the Chasseur à Cheval style, acquired by the production of Ridley Scott's Napoleon for Joaquin Phoenix as Napoleon Bonaparte. The piece features a standing collar, self-covered buttons, pointed pocket flaps and a linen back with adjustable ties. It retains its production costume tag identifying the character, actor and garment.
A yellow cotton tee emblazoned with an orange "HULKAMANIA" chest print, acquired by the production of The Goldbergs for Sean Giambrone as Adam Goldberg. Intentionally distressed with soil marks and a torn collar, the interior label is inked "ADAM / DIRTY / HERO." The shirt screen matches to Season 1, Episode 4, where that same collar rip is clearly visible.
A gold-tone band ring acquired by the production of Private Parts for Fred Norris, appearing as himself. The piece features a beveled edge and a textured crosshatch pattern circling the exterior, offset by a smooth polished interior. An authentic production-acquired wardrobe piece from Howard Stern's big-screen debut.
A custom Anto Beverly Hills shirt acquired by the production of An American Pickle for Seth Rogen as Herschel Greenbaum. Tailored in cream and tan stripe, it features a banded collarless neckline, tonal buttons, buttoned cuffs and a curved hem — an old-world silhouette befitting a man pickled since 1919. The interior label is marked October 2018, dating it to the film's production.
A white short-sleeve crew-neck t-shirt acquired by the production of Zombieland: Double Tap for Emma Stone's Wichita. The costume department applied intentional aging and distressing for the film's post-Babylon stretch — Babylon being the pacifist, hippie-style commune founded as a survivors' safe haven. Most tellingly, the shirt was further modified by the costumers with a zipper added down the center back.
A crisp white long-sleeve button-front shirt acquired by the production of Salt for Angelina Jolie as Evelyn Salt. Custom made by Anto of Beverly Hills, it features a pointed collar, shoulder epaulets and twin flap chest pockets. The interior label is marked "A / J" and dated May 2009 — a quiet nod to its star.
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