Saul Goodman Costume Business Card
A Saul Goodman costume business card is a prop card with your own name that you carry in your jacket pocket for Halloween or cosplay. You can design one in your browser in a few minutes, print it on thick cardstock and hand it out in character.
What goes with the card
Saul Goodman's wardrobe changed across the series, so a costume can follow any of several looks.
Propstore Auction lists a costume from the series as a gray wool mini-houndstooth suit with a baby-blue cotton shirt and a silk tie in chrome gray and blue with white stripes.
Costume designer Jennifer Bryan told Esquire that she chose a brown double-breasted suit for the early Jimmy McGill, and that his bright orange shirt reflected the colors he preferred and could wear once he had money in Breaking Bad.
Asked in a 2013 GQ interview about his Breaking Bad wardrobe, Bob Odenkirk described Saul's clothes as including bright yellow socks and lime-green shirts.
Make your prop card in four steps
Making a prop card takes four steps in the same editor used for real business cards.
- Open the Classic Saul template for the gold-and-red look, or pick another style from the template gallery.
- Replace SAUL GOODMAN with your own name or a character name for the party, then update the job title and phone number.
- Preview the front and the back, then export the PNG.
- Print the PNG and trim it to business card size.
Print and finish the prop
SaulCard recommends a 300 to 350 g cardstock for printed cards.
A standard US business card is 3.5 × 2 inches, so trim the printout to that size or ask a print shop to do it. The size guide covers trim, bleed and the 16:9 export in detail.
Ideas for parties and groups
A party is a good place to give every guest a card with their own name and a made-up job title.
Your card is a fan prop, not official merchandise, and SaulCard is not affiliated with the series or its rights holders.
- Print a small stack and hand the cards out in character.
- Give each guest a different tagline.
- Pair the cards with name tags for a themed office or courtroom party.
Saul Goodman costume business card: FAQ
How do I make a business card for a Saul Goodman costume?
Open the card generator, start from the Classic Saul template, replace the name, title and phone number, export the PNG and print it on cardstock.
What should I write on a costume business card?
Use your own name or a character name for the party. Every text line, including the phone number and the call to action, can be rewritten or cleared.
What do I wear with a Saul Goodman costume?
The character's wardrobe changed across the series. A costume from the series is listed as a gray mini-houndstooth wool suit with a baby-blue shirt and a striped silk tie, and Bob Odenkirk described Saul's Breaking Bad clothes as including lime-green shirts, so a suit with a light or bright shirt and a tie is a sound starting point.
Is the costume card free to make?
Designing and previewing are free and need no account. Exporting a watermark-free PNG is the paid step.
What size should I print the card?
A standard US business card is 3.5 × 2 inches. The export is 16:9, so trim a little from the sides or ask the print shop to do it.
Sources
The costume details on this page come from these three public sources.
- Propstore Auction: Saul Goodman costume, Lot 616 — Lists the jacket, trousers, shirt and tie of a Saul Goodman costume from the series with their materials and colors.
- Esquire: interview with costume designer Jennifer Bryan — Explains the brown double-breasted suit chosen for the early Jimmy McGill and the bright orange shirt.
- GQ: The GQ+A with Bob Odenkirk — Odenkirk describes Saul's Breaking Bad clothes, including bright yellow socks and lime-green shirts (November 11, 2013).
| Look | Pieces | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Costume from the series | Gray wool mini-houndstooth suit, baby-blue cotton shirt, chrome gray and blue silk tie with white stripes | Source 1 |
| Early Jimmy McGill | Brown double-breasted suit, bright orange shirt | Source 2 |
| Saul in Breaking Bad | Bright yellow socks, lime-green shirts | Source 3 |
These are individual outfits from a long series, not a single official costume recipe.