Breaking Bad

Walter White's (Bryan Cranston) train robbery gloves from Vince Gilligan's crime-thriller series Breaking Bad. Walter wore his gloves in the Season 5 episode "Dead Freight" when he, Jesse (Aaron Paul) and Todd (Jesse Plemons) prepared for the train heist. He also wore them when the trio drained the methylamine from the train into a buried 1,000-gallon tank.

Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) train robbery gloves from Vince Gilligan's crime-thriller series Breaking Bad. Jesse wore his gloves in the Season 5 episode "Dead Freight" when he, Walt (Bryan Cranston) and Todd (Jesse Plemons) prepared for the train heist. He also wore them when the trio drained the methylamine from the train into a buried 1,000-gallon tank.

Hank Schrader (Dean Norris) Screen-matched Hospital band from the season 4 episode ‘Blood Money’. After Hank suspects Walt is Heisenberg at a family gathering, he rushes home in panic trying to cope with the reality it was his brother-in-law the whole time. As such, he crashes the car and is seen in the next scene removing the hospital band. The prop can be screen marched via the diagonal cut in the plastic to when Hank (Dean Norris) cuts it with a kitchen knife.

Mike Ehrmantraut‘s (Johnathan Banks) snow suit worn in the Season 4 titled "Bullet Points" in Breaking Bad. The outfit can be seen in the opening sequence when Mike is guarding the Los Pollos Hermanos truck from the cartel.

Jane‘s (Kirsten Ritter) jacket worn in the Season 2 episode ‘Pheonix’ in Breaking Bad. The jacket can be seen as Donald calls Jane because she has slept through her scheduled Narcotics Anonymous meeting and she rushes to get ready and goes to the meeting with him.

Jesse wore these shoes when captured by Uncle Jacks gang, forced to make meth until he is eventually freed by Walter (Bryan Cranston) in the show's finale "Felina". The shoes (size US9/UK8) are Supra® "The Infamous" skating trainers with a camouflage print and black laces; they show minor scuffs and dirt from use on set.

Gustavo Fring’s (Giancarlo Esposito) tie worn in the iconic Season 4 episode ‘Box cutter‘ in Breaking Bad. The tie was worn in the lead up to Gus killing Victor, the significance of the bold red tie is to symbolize the blood about to be shed.

Uncle Jack’s (Jack Welker) screen-matched bloodied death outfit from the final episode ‘Felina’ in Breaking Bad. Walter White orchestrates a meeting with Jack’s gang, pretending to offer them money, however a machine gun hidden in his car trunk takes out Jack’s entire crew. Walt is then face to face with Jack, with no hesitation kill’s Jack mid sentence. The outfit came directly from Sony Pictures and can be screen matched throughout via the faux blood on the shirt and pants.

Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) Yellow hoodie worn in the Season one episode “Crazy Handful of Nothin” in Breaking Bad. The hoodie can be seen on screen as Jesse is selling the first batch of meth on the streets, during a montage where he sells drugs at the motel and laundromat. The hoodie shows light wear but remains in great, production used condition. A classic Jesse Pinkman wardrobe piece from Vince Gilligan’s award-winning series Breaking Bad. 

The suit can be seen worn by Giancarlo Esposito as Gustavo Fring during the Season 3 episode ‘Green Light‘ in the sequence where he meets with Mike Ehrmantraut (Jonathan Banks) in the parking lot and discusses Walter White (Bryan Cranston).

Steve Gomez (Steven Michael Quezada) striped shirt worn in the Season 2 episode ‘Breakage‘ in Breaking Bad. The shirt can be seen when Gomez shows Hank grainy security camera footage of a recent break-in at a chemical warehouse.

Jesse Pinkman’s (Aaron Paul) Virgin Mary T-shirt from “Phoenix” episode 212 in Breaking Bad. Jesse wears a Virgin Mary shirt most notably when he called Walter White (Bryan Cranston) to tell him someone broke into his apartment and stole all their meth. The shirt is marked as Avirex brand and shows light wear but remains in great, production used condition.

Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) grey button-up shirt and black trousers from the season 5 episode ‘Rabid Dog” in Breaking Bad. The outfit is seen during the end of the episode when Walt is waiting in the Civic Plaza to meet Jesse.

Hank Schrader’s DEA shirt worn in the Season 4 episode ‘Shotgun’ in Breaking Bad. The custom-made shirt is deliberately printed to look old and worn. Seen when Hank takes his first look at the Gale Boetticher file.

Hank Schrader’s (Dean Norris) white trainers worn in the Season 4 episode “Problem dog” in Breaking Bad. Hank is suspicious about Gus Fring and takes a trip to Los Pollos Hermanos with Walt Jnr. The shoes can be seen in the car park scene when they arrive.

Walter White’s (Bryan Cranston) iconic Season 5 jacket worn in the episodes “Rabid Dog” and “Confessions”. It can be seen when Walt meets Jesse in the desert and tells him that Saul can contact someone who specializes in creating new identities. The jacket displays minor signs of wear and production use however remains in excellent condition.

Walt Jnr’s (RJ Mitte) hoodie worn in the season five episodes titled "Gliding Over All" and “Blood Money” in Breaking Bad. The hoodie was worn during the iconic garden scene right before Hank finds out Walt is Heisenberg. The hoodie also has “Jr.” written on the inside. 

Red striped sweatshirt worn by RJ Mitte as “Walter White, Jr.” in the season three episode titled “Kafkaesque” in Breaking Bad, this can be seen in the hospital scene right after the Salamanca shout out with Hank. The red sweatshirt features brown horazontal stripes and white collar and is in a good worn condition.

Marie Schrader’s (Betsy Brandt) full outfit worn in the Season 3 episode ‘Half measures’ in Breaking Bad. The outfit can be seen in THE hospital scene with Hank. The trousers are also marked ‘Marie’ on the inside and the sweatshirt is made of purple cashmere.

Lydia Quayle’s (Laura Fraser) coat worn in the Season 5 episode “Buried” in Breaking Bad. The coat can be seen when Lydia's sets up Todd and his uncle Jack to kill Declan and his men.