I made some posts about the differences in all of the Tobey Maguire and Tom Holland Spider-Man costumes so it's natural that I would do the same for Andrew Garfield. Now I would have made a post for Andrew after making the Tobey post but I was confused on whether the suit Andrew wore in No Way Home was the same as the one from TASM2 or not. The reason I got confused was because while Andrew himself said that the suit was the same from TASM2, costume designer Sanja Milkovic Hays said that they had to redo Tobey AND Andrew's suits. With Tobey it was obvious that it was a new suit but not with Andrew. Well now I finally have the answer. I asked Andrew's stuntman William Spencer on Instagram and he said that it was indeed the same suit. So I would like to thank William Spencer for helping me with this.

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The Tobey Maguire Suits posts:

Not all the classic Spider-Man suits in the Raimi Trilogy are the same.

All differences in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man costumes (/raimimemes)

All differences in the Sam Raimi Spider-Man costumes (r/Spiderman)

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The Tom Holland Suits Post:

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All differences in the MCU Spider-Man costumes

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Vigilante Suit:

The Amazing Spider-Man (2012) was made with the intention of making a darker and more grounded version of Spider-Man after the more comic booky Tobey Maguire Spider-Man Trilogy. You can see that very clearly when you look at the suits in this film.

1. This is a very simple suit as it's just a red mask, black sunglasses and black casual wear, though the shoes have some white on them.

2. This suit lacks gloves, which shouldn't make sense for a Spider-Man suit as he always tries to keep his identity safe and has visible web shooters, which are a bit simpler and silver here.

Classic Suit (2012):

I adore this suit because of how different and unique it is. It's so different but also so obviously Spider-Man.

1. The reds and blues are very bright and vibrant compared to the suits from the Raimi Trilogy. But their raised, shiny honeycomb pattern, which replaces the hexagonal brick pattern from the Raimi Trilogy, makes the colors look darker than they actually are. The honeycomb pattern is sometimes a darker red and sometimes filled with black on some areas of the red sections of the suit. The honeycomb pattern is flatter but still raised on the blue sections and they are fully black too.

2. The webbing on this suit remain shiny like the Tobey Maguire suits but everything else about them are done very differently. They are still raised but very, very slightly. They are black, thinly shaped, thickly spread onto the suit due to being made using a type of puffy paint instead of the urethene webs from the pre-NWH Raimi suits. In both the comics and the 2002, 2004 and 2007 Raimi suits, each horizontal web between the vertical webs had a curve to them. That aspect was completely taken away for this suit and they have an almost grid-like look to them. The webbing also is left incomplete in some areas which gives the webbing a very unique look. The mask webbing brings back the circle above the nose, a detail from the comics that was never used on the Tobey Maguire suits. The webs are kinda dense in this suit as well like in some comics.

3. The eyes are done in a very unique way. The eye frames are a dark blue and the lenses are a dark gold. At that point, the only time we saw a Spidey with non-white eyes were in the Raimi Trilogy where Spidey had silver eyes and the Spider-Man Unlimited show where Spidey's classic suit had light yellow eyes. The lenses also have a prominent dotted texture to them.

4. This suit has very prominent, silver soles on the boots, which also have some red and blue details.

5. The red and blue formatting is very different on this suit. The blue on the forearms overlap onto the reds. The belt does not fully connect with the front side of the belt. There is a red stripe going down the sides of his legs, similar to the Human Spider suit from Spider-Man (2002). The palms of the gloves are mostly blue, with a black patch right below the thumb. Then there are black seam lines on some of the blue parts. The back spider logo is placed in a very different way than usual as the blue parts extend up to accommodate the spider symbol.

6. The web shooters are a bit more complex this time and they are blue instead of silver this time.

7. The spider logos are clearly very inspired by the 2004-2007 Raimi Classic suit front logos but also heavily modified. The lower legs go very low and the outer lower legs on the front act as the border dividing the reds from the blues. Both the front and back logos are segmented, which makes the logos look very unique. The spider logos on both the back and front are extremely similar but not the same as they are segmented differently, with the back logo being a bit more segmented than the front logo. When compared to the front logo, the upper legs on the back logo droop down slightly while the lower legs bend in closer together than the front spider's lower legs.

Classic Suit (2014):

Arguably one of the most beloved live action Spider-Man suits ever, this suit was introduced in this film and confirmed to be brought back for Spider-Man: No Way Home by both Andrew Garfield and his stuntman William Spencer. This suit was a massive redesign which made the suit look closer to traditional Spider-Man though he loses a lot of what made TASM1's design so unique.

1. The colors are a bit darker here compared to its actual reds and blues. This time, they have brought back the hexagonal brick pattern from the Tobey Maguire suits, though the blue sections have shiny, slightly raised patterns just like Tobey's Symbiote Suit. The reds are shinier and slightly metallic as well. Though sometimes the colors of the suit changes as occasionally the reds look like a dark, magenta color and the blues a bit lighter..

2. The blue formatting on this suit is rather angular and have some heavy bends but overall more traditional than the formatting on TASM1's suit. The formatting on the back right above the logo is done like TASM1's version but very much subdued.

3. The webbing and the front logo are dark grey in color and the webs are a lot more raised than TASM1's webbing, though still not as raised and not as thick as the webs on the pre-NWH Raimi suits due to being made using puffy paint instead of urethene. The web pattern's shape look like streamlined and more traditional looking version of TASM1's webbing. The webbing is way more dense this time, especially since they're way more complete here than on the previous suit. The belt especially has a large amount of webs. The webbing on the mask has the horizontal webs curve slightly between each vertical web but it's not the case on the webbing on the rest of the suit, which retain the grid-like look.

4. A notable feature of this suit is the big, comic book-styled eyes on this suit. The eye frames are black and the lenses are white, though they appear mirror-like in some shots.

5. The spider logo on both the front and back are very similar but not the same, just like the previous suit. They are also not segmented like the logos from TASM1 and they are much smaller. The outer lower legs do not act as a border to separate the reds and blues unlike the previous suit. The front logo is also placed very low on the torso for some reason.

6. The web shooters are heavily redesigned this time. They are red, causing them to blend with the suit.

7. The belt is a fully complete belt unlike the previous suit's incomplete belt. Here especially there are so much more webs. The belt itself is a bit bigger than the previous suits' belts and instead of the traditional pointy tip, the belt has no tip. It's just a curve.

8. The seam lines on the blue sections are very much subdued and not black like TASM1's suit.

9. The finger tips on the gloves have a different look to them, possibly to help him stick to surfaces better.

I had less fun making this post because there are only three suits to talk about while in my Tobey Maguire post, I had six suits to talk about and in my Tom Holland post, I had 18 suits to talk about. So because of that, this post wasn't as fun to make but it was still enjoyable and making this post allowed me to talk to William Spencer and it was awesome to be able to talk to someone who had such an important role in a Spider-Man film by portraying him during scenes that Andrew himself cannot do. If we get more of these three Spider-Men, I will definitely make more posts like this!

1st movies combo is more complex, interesting wise and one that more tigher written and strugtles of protagonist. 2nd movies combo is more revolutionary, pop culture and more action wise entertainment.

All 4 portrayal live action recieved mixed and were 50/50 in those movies.

just saw in a recent interview that andrew listened to specific type music to prepare for the characters he played . so what do you think he listened to while playing peter parker .

I absolutely love how this scene gave us such a creative look into Peter using his powers in such a comedic manner. The fact that he did all that while posing himself as just a very clumsy dude always makes me laugh when I watch this moment. Also, the way he ends the scene with him jumping in the air and clicking his shoes is really endearing.