Don Johnson screen-worn "Crockett" costume from Miami Vice. ...

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Don Johnson screen-worn "Crockett" costume from Miami Vice. Don Johnson screen-worn "Crockett" costume from Miami Vice (Universal TV, 1984-1990) In the fashion trendsetting TV series Miami Vice, Don Johnson as "Crockett" wears these garments in no less than 8 episodes. Consisting of off-white Tuxedo-style jacket constructed of a rayon/silk blend, with matching acrylic satin on the shoulder epaulettes and shawl collar, slash front pockets, and chest pocket with a faux flap. The pink henley T-shirt is constructed of fine cotton, with short sleeves and a three button front placket and the blue silk pants made by "The 24 Collection." Johnson can be seen wearing the henley in eight episodes throughout Seasons 1 and 2, and in a flashback in a Season 4 episode, while the tuxedo-style jacket can be seen in the episode "Yankee Dollar" (Season 2, Episode 13) in which he wears both the henley and tuxedo jacket but not together. The silk pants are worn in "Stone's War" (Season 3, Episode 2) while Crockett is fishing on his boat. Jacket exhibits small spot stains and minor production distress. Otherwise, all in good condition.

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