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I know it sounds weird, but as a seamstress' daughter and a cosplayer, you do.
Just from this one picure, I could make this guy's outfit (it generally takes about three diffrent views)
it would not involve common cosplay tricks need to get real life physics to play nice with "anime physics".
it would make sense in a vaguely historical way.
it might just be comfortable and possible to do very active things in, unlike most cosplay of people who do active things in the show/movie/book that aren't (losely) based on historic costume.
So yeah. I'll go back to lurking, but this was fun.
Thanks!