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Reddit mentions of AltSkin 2Face Solid Spandex Mask - Junior Black
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of AltSkin 2Face Solid Spandex Mask - Junior Black. Here are the top ones.
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VARIETY - Over 15 Fantastic Colors/Patterns to choose from. Each 2Face will give you a new identityPERFECT FIT - With a finely tapered collar, each mask will slip over your head and hide most of your neckBREATHABLE - Constructed of breathable stretch fabric which is easy to see through and even drink throughFLEXIBLE - Our stretch fabric is super stretchy and super comfortable to wear for hoursCUSTOM FIT - With 2 sizes available, each 2Face mask can be purchased for juniors and adults alike
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 0.1 Inches |
| Is adult product | 1 |
| Length | 10 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | Junior |
| Weight | 0.05 Pounds |
| Width | 10 Inches |
As far as not wanting it to be a "mash up" of pieces, good luck. These are custom costumes and not readily available pieces. You'll have to buy separate pieces, do some constructing on your own, and hope they match up and look ok.
you can tell from this image that its a coat and pants.
I think wearing this jacket (remove the pocket buttons for a cleaner look. Hell, remove ALL the buttons and add some Velcro or snaps inside the "fly" to seal up more cleanly) will work best for your purposes. I can't find a stand-collar style jacket or even just zipper-down bomber in two-tone, and I can't find any in white in dyeable materials. Your best bet is probably this jacket.
there are lots of patterns for shoulder pads online that you can follow with foam and cover with a fabric of your choosing so that the size/color matches the costumes (you can see the shoulder pads are a shinier material than the jacket). Attach with craft spikes
For the pants, wear a split-color jean
this mask
these boots
You could always go with this instead and remove the head so as to form a collar (you would then need to buy a different morph hood for the head, in black) and then do the shoulder pad thing. Much easier. You'll likely run into issues with the amount of lycra/spandex in that suit in terms of adding shoulder pads, etc. Its unlikely they'll sit where you want them to. You're much better off using something that won't stretch, like the cotton jacket above.
Unless you're going to a poppy-themed party, no one is going to know what your costume is, so its not like anyone will be scrutinizing the verisimilitude of it. You might have to settle for "the best I can get on short notice".
You could get one like this or this and paint them yourselves.
My idea for a more form fitting version was to get a mask like the first one and then paint it, cut it into pieces, and mount it to a hood like this.