Seth Rollins Paid Absurd Amount Of Money For Extravagant WWE Outfit

Seth Rollins was a focal point of this week’s WWE Monday Night Raw, both for his actions alongside his new faction and for his typically extravagant fashion choices, including a particularly high-priced designer coat worn throughout the show.

Rollins, flanked by Bron Breakker and Paul Heyman, opened the broadcast, declaring their group the future of the industry and dismissing other top stars. He later confronted Sami Zayn and offered him a “favor”—have Heyman arrange a move to SmackDown or risk becoming a target of the new alliance. Zayn rejected the offer later in the evening.

The show ended with Breakker defeating Zayn via referee stoppage in the main event after delivering multiple spears. Following the decision, Rollins, still wearing his elaborate coat, delivered a decisive stomp to Zayn.

The coat worn by Rollins during these impactful opening and closing segments garnered attention for its striking design and significant cost. Identified as the “Peacock Coat” from the Pakistani fashion label Rastah, the piece is listed for $13,500 on the brand’s website. According to Rastah’s product details:

“This long velvet coat is a masterpiece, featuring intricate hand embroidery using the traditional Dabka technique. The coat’s striking navy blue velvet base serves as a luxurious backdrop for the golden peacock motifs and floral embellishments that flow from the sleeves down to the hem.

The craftsmanship of the Dabka embroidery adds a rich texture, making this piece not only a statement garment but also a piece of art. This coat is both bold and elegant, perfect for a standout look.

Please note that the production and delivery of these items will take approximately 50 to 60 days. Key Features: Navy blue velvet base Hand-embroidered Dabka technique Elaborate golden peacock and floral motifs Full-length, tailored silhouette.”

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This expensive and eye-catching garment is perfectly in line with Rollins’ current persona, which is defined by extreme flamboyance and high-fashion influences. Rollins embraces this over-the-top style, drawing comparisons to icons like Elton John and the Joker, and considers himself the pinnacle of men’s wrestling fashion due to the risks he takes with his attire. The $13,500 Rastah coat served as the latest example of this persona during his dominant display on Raw.

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