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Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

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Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Same here! Thanks Kris!

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Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

Hello IOC.
I was contacted today and LFL have finally come back to us with info on the Sith Eternal.  The back of the tunic is a straight cut, not pleated, and there are two vertical seams on the back all the way down to the bottom edge of the tunic similar to the FOSB.

With this final bit of information, we've decided with the rest of the LMO team that this costume now has enough references to be build into a CRL

Sadly Chris Munke who played Captain Khurgee in A New Hope has passed away at the age of 77. R.I.P sir.

Firstly… oooh, you’re gonna do a Pryce?

Next… this is one of those costumes you’d want looking tailored, so you may just need to go that way. Off the rack doesn’t always look great for high ranking officials.


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Those type of officers are not yet covered by a CRL and are different to the ones that do so the answer is no im afraid.

Most welcome my friend 

Oh looks cool. I have made a first prototype by now though I am not fully satisfied yet. it needs some polishing on the front side. Feel free to give commentary

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Officers of the Sith Fleet
 

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Chiming in as a Centurion. If our TKs were exact copies of the ones used on screen, we wouldn't make it 10 steps out of the changing space lol! There is a balance to be had between accuracy and compromise. Strapping and non visible parts typically are flexible on accuracy. But something like making officer ranks bars optional shouldn't be on the table in my opinion. I recommend making a warrant officer if you don't want a rank bar lol.
 
Rank bars need to remain 

My two cents on this is I complete agree with it.  Over at FISD, they try to find how the armor is supposed to be worn.  If you look at ANH or ESB, you can see plenty of malfunctions, shoulders backwards or falling off, armor duct taped on, biceps missing cover strips, Mr. No Stripes (A TK without tube stripes on the bucket), etc.  IMO the CRL should be based off how the officer is supposed to look, not how they look in a specific scene or reference material.

Hi Heather!  Welcome to the IOC.
 
Basically there are roughly three classes of uniform, generally speaking.
 
At the low end, there are cheap Chinese Cosplay companies like CosplaySky.  They CAN make an approvable costume, but it's always a bit of a gamble as to whether it will fit you properly, and how much it will cost to get it tailored into an approvable state if they don't.  Sometimes you can get super lucky and fit an off-the-rack costume (just referring to pants and tunic) for under $100, and other times you can pay full price (a little under $200) with their customization fees included and still have to pay another $100 or so to get it to truly fit you.  Your body type will likely play into your odds, here, unfortunately.  The more stick-like you are, the easier the fit, the curvier you are, the more complicated.  After that, you also still need a matching hat (CosplaySky's hat is garbage) and accessories. (belt, boots, rank bars, at minimum)  This puts you in a uniform that is just approvable.  The color fabric they use is... not great... but it passes.  Just.  (Their black uniform fabric is much better, but the same fitting issues apply)
 
At the mid-range you can find a company like WampaWear that sells a very nice uniform for a bit under $500, as I recall ... but it is ONLY off-the rack sizing, for male body types.  If that fits you, or works with only minimal tailoring, you're in really good shape.  Their color isn't perfect, but it's WORLDS better than the CosplaySky fabric, and their hats are excellent (their belts work just fine too).  Still need the boots and rank bars, on top of the base uniform, but in the end you'll be looking sharp.  Again... if your body type works with what they offer.
 
Over that, at the top tier you get superior fabric and truly custom fitting from people who really know what they're doing... but you're looking at minimum $700-$1000 for the high end suppliers, like MazCave (if they're taking orders), Magnoli Clothiers, TheEmpiresNewClothes, and Clothears, for the base tunic, pants and hat.  Bear in mind you're paying for what is essentially a custom suit from a tailor, at that point, so these prices are not really unusual for what you're getting.