Introduce the new costume design for the G-men and Mr. Wilbur C. Henderson in "You can't take it with you" comedy play.
G-Man 1 “The Man”, G-Man 2 “Jim”, G-Man 3 “Mac” : Three agents who come to investigate Ed because of the communist things he prints up, such as "God is the State – the State is God".
Based on the nature of their work, costumes need to bring a sense of seriousness and formalism. That's why I designed a gray uniform suit (maybe considering three different shades of gray to distinguish the character, I would suggest that from mid-light gray or lower to not attract too much attention and unnecessary sleekness), the material is plain cotton, because it has the ability to control moisture, insulation, comfortable and it is also hypoallergenic, weatherproof and a durable fabric. It'll comes with a cotton vest which is half-tone darker than the blazer, navy blue silk tie (maybe with simple sunken geometric pattern) and fedora hat. Finally, a long, sleek, flatter-free overcoat (waterproof), and cap toes shoes with army heels.
Wilbur C. Henderson: An employee of the IRS. He comes to collect the tax money owed by Grandpa, and can't understand why the latter won't pay income tax.
The costume for this character continues to be a different design for the suit, a little fussy and more prominent. The suit will be medium blue with very small vertical white stripes or will be golden browns / dark brown but without textures, materials can be considered between cotton or silk. Comes with light gray tie for medium blue, tans / black for golden browns and black for dark brown. A long black or beige jacket with a popular tailor-made style for a wide shoulder, padded shoulders and waist pinstrip (with a belt or not), cap toes or lace up boost, can be two tone colors which is very trendy in the 1930s.
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