Jacob Elordi Wuthering Heights Tailcoat

Jacob Elordi Wuthering Heights Tailcoat – The Black Victorian Coat from Wuthering Heights

Okay, let’s cut to it—you watched Wuthering Heights and didn’t look away once Jacob Elordi appeared in that black tailcoat, striding across the moors like the storm itself had taken human form. That coat wasn’t just part of the costume. It was Heathcliff: sharp, haunted, utterly put-together even when everything else was falling apart. We saw it too. And we couldn’t let it live only on screen.

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The Coat: As Worn by Jacob Elordi

Character: Heathcliff (played by Jacob Elordi) in the new Wuthering Heights
Style: Authentic Victorian tailcoat—lapel collar, single-button front, proper cutaway back
Worn off-screen for: Theatre roles, goth-adjacent weddings, book club meetups that turn into full-on Brontë reenactments, vintage photo sessions, and days when your regular blazer just doesn’t cut it

What it’s really made of:

• High-quality suiting fabric – not shiny, not stiff. It drapes like proper 19th-century wool-blend should
• Soft viscose lining – no itch, no static. Slides on over a dress shirt like it’s been broken in for years
• One strong front button – placed just right to give that subtle waist taper (yes, it actually fastens)
• Classic lapel collar – crisp enough to look sharp, soft enough to not feel like cardboard
• Full-length sleeves that end where they should—no awkward gap above the cuff
• Four pockets – two outside (deep enough for gloves or a pocket watch), two inside (phone, folded letter, secret key—your call)

This isn’t a party-store costume. It’s a real tailcoat, built for people who actually wear theirs.

Why This One Doesn’t Fall Apart After One Wear

We’ve all bought “period” coats that look great in the listing… then the lining rips when you sit down, or the back hangs like a sack. Not this one.

We watched the film on repeat—pausing every time Heathcliff turned—to nail the cut. The back is actually cut away like a true tailcoat, so it moves when you walk. The shoulders aren’t padded into oblivion—they’re structured, but natural. And the fabric? It’s got weight, but not so much that you overheat during a photoshoot or stage rehearsal.

People have put it through real use. One buyer—a community theatre actor in Leeds—wore it for a full run of Jane Eyre (close enough) and said: “Still looks better than the theatre’s ‘vintage’ stock.” Another wore it to a winter wedding in the Lake District and got asked if he was “in the film or just born for it.”

Quick: Is This Coat For You?

✔️ Grab it if you:

• Want Jacob Elordi’s exact Wuthering Heights silhouette
• Need a formal black tailcoat that’s screen-accurate and functional
• Love Victorian menswear but hate scratchy, stiff replicas
• Plan to wear it for stage, photos, special events—or just to feel dramatically alive

✖️ Skip if you:

• Want a modern blazer or casual jacket (this is formal, historical outerwear)
• Need stretch, breathability for hot climates, or a relaxed fit
• Prefer zippers, hoods, or synthetic materials (this is buttoned, tailored, and made to last)

FAQs

This Jacob Elordi Wuthering Heights Tailcoat isn’t about pretending. It’s about owning a piece of that raw, beautiful intensity Jacob brought to the screen—and making it yours. Whether you’re stepping on stage, walking down a misty lane, or just answering the door like you’ve got centuries of drama behind you… it fits.

And if you’re feeling this look, you’ll probably love what else we’ve been sewing.
Check out our other collection at Jackets Paradise—where film, fashion, and function come together in every stitch.