Assassins Creed Syndicate Jacob Frye Coat

Assassin’s Creed Jacob Frye Coat – Victorian Wool-Blend Trench for Syndicate Fans

You don’t just wear Jacob Frye’s coat—you step into his boots. This is the long, layered assassin’s overcoat from Assassin’s Creed Syndicate: sharp, stealthy, and dripping with 1860s London grit. Whether you’re hitting PAX in full cosplay or just love that rugged Victorian silhouette, this isn’t costume fluff. It’s built to move, last, and turn heads—quietly, like a true Frye.

🔥 Top Picks: Screen-Accurate, Built for Real Wear

1. The Syndicate Original
Faithful to Jacob’s in-game look—down to the button stance and drape.

• Premium wool-blend outer shell (not cotton)—structured like 19th-century tailoring
• Soft viscose lining for comfort and easy layering
• Full-length design with asymmetrical front and hidden inner closures
• Functional button cuffs + wide lapel collar (no hood—Jacob never wore one)
• Multiple pockets: two side welt pockets + two interior stash pockets
  Worn by verified buyers at Comic-Con, EGX, and Assassin’s Creed fan meetups—always passes as screen-accurate.

2. The Urban Assassin
A modernized take for everyday wear without losing the Syndicate soul.

• Same dark brown/black wool blend, but slightly lighter weight
• Streamlined fit—less volume, same Victorian attitude
• Keeps the asymmetrical cut and buttoned cuffs
• Ideal for pairing with jeans and boots when you’re not full cosplay
  Your “I watch Peaky Blinders but play AC” power move.

3. The Brotherhood Longcoat
For fans who want the full dramatic drape—hood optional (sold separately).

• Extra-long hem for that iconic stride-through-fog look
• Reinforced shoulders and seams for durability
• Fully lined for warmth in fall/winter
• Designed to layer over vests, shirts, or light armor
  Perfect for Halloween, LARP events, or just feeling like you own the street.

Why This Isn’t Just Another “Gamer Costume”

Most “Jacob Frye coats” online are cheap polyester, wrong length, or—worst of all—add a hood (Jacob never wore a hood in Syndicate). Ours? Made with input from long-time AC cosplayers and historical fashion references.

We use a wool-blend fabric that mimics 1860s overcoats—structured but not stiff. The asymmetrical front, button cuffs, and lack of modern zippers stay true to the era. And that soft viscose lining? Lets you wear it for hours without overheating at cons.

Real-world proof:

• Survived 3-day wear at Gamescom with zero seam issues
• Used in YouTube AC lore videos as “accurate reference wear”
• Still looks sharp after being packed in a suitcase for travel

This is historical cosplay wear that respects the game—and your time.

Quick Pick Guide: Which Jacob Are You?

• Going full Syndicate cosplay? → The Syndicate Original
• Want Victorian style for daily wear? → The Urban Assassin
• Need max drama & length? → The Brotherhood Longcoat

All feature wool-blend construction, viscose lining, button cuffs, asymmetrical cut, and period-accurate details. No hoods. No zippers. No compromises.

Real Questions, Straight Answers

Q: Does it have a hood?
A: No—and it shouldn’t. Jacob Frye never wears a hood in Assassin’s Creed Syndicate. Hoods are for Ezio or Connor. This is historically accurate.

Q: Is it warm enough for winter?
A: The wool blend provides good insulation for fall/spring. For deep winter, layer over a sweater or thermal vest.

Q: True to size?
A: Fits like a tailored overcoat—roomy enough to layer, not boxy. If you’re between sizes, go with your usual jacket size.

Q: Can I wear this off-screen?
A: Absolutely. The Victorian trench coat style is having a major fashion moment. Pair it with dark denim and boots, and no one needs to know you’re secretly Brotherhood.

Q: How long is the coat?
A: Hits mid-calf on most wearers—true to Jacob’s in-game proportions. Check our size chart for exact back-length measurements.

Don’t wait. Quality wool-blend coats like this sell out fast—especially before Halloween and holiday cons. Grab yours before your size vanishes into the fog.