Judge Robe & Collar Fancy Dress Costume - One Size

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Robes for judges hearing criminal cases were unaffected by the changes, although High Court judges’ court dress was simplified. Where previously High Court judges wore different robes for summer and winter, they now wear winter robes in summer and winter alike. Examples The reign of George III (1760-1820) saw wigs gradually go out of fashion. By the end of the century they were mainly worn by bishops, coachmen and the legal profession – and even bishops were given permission to stop wearing wigs in the 1830s.

The design favoured by a judicial working group incorporated coloured bands to identify seniority. The chosen colours were: The judiciary, however, took some time to convince; portraits of judges from the early 1680s still show judges defiantly sporting their own natural hair, and wigs do not seem to have been adopted wholesale until 1685. When dealing with civil business, circuit judges dress as in criminal cases, but with a lilac tippet and without a wig or bands, wing collar or collarette. What different members of the judiciary wear, including details of the changes introduced in October 2008. The Heads of Division and Court of AppealFrom 1 October 2008, High Court Judges adopted a single set of red robes for criminal proceedings throughout the year, rather than different sets of robes for summer and winter. Apart from this there was no change to court dress worn by judges when sitting in criminal proceedings. Civil and Family jurisdiction – The new civil robe Judge's hands are gloved in brown leather, adding to his survivalist appearance. Hanging from his belt, a medieval arrow serves as a constant reminder of his readiness for action. Completing the ensemble are his brown Renaissance boots, a blend of style and functionality that's crucial for navigating the rugged terrain of the post-apocalyptic world. Judge Mask: A crucial element, the Judge mask conceals your identity and is an iconic part of the character's look.

Personality: Judge is a character of few words, preferring actions over empty conversation. He exudes an air of authority and determination, suggesting a deep commitment to his principles and a relentless pursuit of justice, albeit a justice uniquely defined in this dystopian setting. Faux Fur: The faux fur adds an element of warmth and authenticity to your costume, ideal for the harsh post-apocalyptic world.Medieval Brown Trousers: These trousers complement the vest, completing the base outfit for your character. Act like the Judge by adopting an intimidating demeanor and using minimalistic yet intriguing gestures. Brown Gloves: These gloves are both functional and fashionable, adding to your character's survivalist appearance. Step 1: The Base Outfit Start with a solid foundation by wearing a brown Renaissance vest and matching medieval brown trousers. These pieces give you the distinct look of a survivor in the New Dawn world.