History Main / AdventurerOutfit

All three tend to wear [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodhpurs jodhpurs]]. A ''Film/MadMax'', post-apocalyptic Wanderer look can be related. A few settings take the Airman outfit, remove the scarf, [[ChainedByFashion adds chains]], lots of belts (though a few shy of TooManyBelts), [[DarkerAndEdgier much more grime]] and a rifle. A [[ABoyAndHisX trusty dog]] is optional, but recommended, but a [[BadassBiker motorcycle]] works as well. To add a {{Steampunk}} flavor to either of the above, add clocks, light metal armoring, a tool belt, and RayGun as needed.

* ''Series/StarTrekTheNextGeneration'':
** Q dresses like this in an episode when he steals Picard's adventurer archaeologist love interest.

'''Archaeologist:''' Think IndianaJones. NiceHat, typically a wide brim {{fedora| of asskicking}}, PermaStubble if male, leather jacket, long sleeved collared shirt, plain pants and sturdy boots, pistol holster/harness, and AncientArtifact holding satchel. If the character is a trope for trope {{Expy}} of Indy, they'll also have a [[WhipItGood whip.]] More recently, a vest may substitute the jacket, and the pistol harness might become two for DualWielding guns.

* {{LEGO}}'s ''IndianaJones'' knockoff LEGOAdventurers featured all their main characters in varations of these.

* Chip on ''WesternAnimation/ChipNDaleRescueRangers'', archaeologist.

* [[InvokedTrope Invoked]] in an episode of TheNewAdventuresOfWinnieThePooh, in which they're making a movie and Christopher Robin gives Pooh an airman style scarf to show that he's TheHero.

* The ComedicHero of ''Scoop'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite adventure outfitters who, realising his naivete, sell him a [[LotsOfLuggage vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him]].

* For reasons unknown, the "Airman" look has become standard fashion for [[{{Magitek}} Techno-Wizards]] in ''TabletopGame/{{Rifts}}''.Adventurer Outfit: Flying leathers, dusters and so on count as armour and can grant social bonuses for having the 'right look'.

* Red from ''{{Solatorobo}}'' wears a variant of the Airman outfit, with gloves, a NiceHat, [[GogglesDoNothing Goggles That Do Nothing]], and a furry shoulder-cape replacing the bomber jacket and scarf.

A ''MadMax'', post-apocalyptic Wanderer look can be related. A few settings take the Airman outfit, remove the scarf, [[ChainedByFashion adds chains]], lots of belts (though a few shy of TooManyBelts), [[DarkerAndEdgier much more grime]] and a rifle. A [[ABoyAndHisX trusty dog]] is optional, but recommended, but a [[BadassBiker motorcycle]] works as well. To add a {{Steampunk}} flavor to either of the above, add clocks, light metal armoring, a tool belt, and RayGun as needed.

* ''SphinxAndTheCursedMummy'' has a dog-man dressed like this, including the pith helmet, in Ancient Egypt. [[MST3KMantra It probably doesn't bear thinking about.]]

* Axel Brass' [[http://i.imgur.com/eGXbQ5C.jpg team]] from ''{{Planetary}}'' depicts the Safari, Air Man and Archaeologist outfits as well as few other classic genre outfits.

* ProfessorElemental's usual attire.
* In the music video for [[{{Aqua}} Aqua's]] song ''Doctor Jones'', all the band spend most of the video wearing the "Safari Outfit" version, Lene's outfit being used particularly for FanService.

* The ''GIJoe Adventure Team'' in the 1970s had a few desert-themed sets featuring explorer outfits in differing amounts.

* ''Series/{{Warehouse 13}}'': When investigating Warehouse Two, H.G. Wells dresses like a Lara Croft {{expy}}.

* Indiana Jones himself is an {{Expy}} of many adventure movie heroes from the early 20th century, though his franchise has swallowed up the genre so effectively that few remember anything about them. .

'''Archaeologist:''' Think IndianaJones. NiceHat, typically a wide brim fedora, PermaStubble if male, leather jacket, long sleeved collared shirt, plain pants and sturdy boots, pistol holster/harness, and AncientArtifact holding satchel. If the character is a trope for trope {{Expy}} of Indy, they'll also have a [[WhipItGood whip.]] More recently, a vest may substitute the jacket, and the pistol harness might become two for DualWielding guns.

* ''{{Uncharted}}'' has Drake in archaeologist gear.

* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck sometimes wears a pith helmet in the few times he goes adventuring in the jungle. In the opening of ''WesternAnimation/DonaldInMathmagicLand'' he wears the full safari outfit [[NoPants (sans pants)]].

* WesternAnimation/DonaldDuck sometimes wears a pith helmet in the few times he goes adventuring in the jungle. In the opening of ''WesternAnimation/DonaldInMathemagicLand'' he wears the full safari outfit.

* Tail's momentary wears the airman costume in''Literature/SonicTheHedgehogInRobotniksLaboratory'' before being told to take it off by Sonic.
* {{Biggles}} and his colleagues usually wear the Airman variant -heck, they and their contemporaries were arguably the TropeCodifier- but on occasion they'll don Safari Outfits for hot climates.

* The ComedicHero of ''Scoop'', the 1938 satire by Evelyn Waugh, is a country wildlife writer who's accidentally sent overseas as a war correspondent. He's sent to the requisite adventure outfitters who, realising his naivete, sell him a vast mountain of clothing and equipment which he lugs to Africa with him.

* ''StarTrekVoyager''. The outfit of [[ShowWithinAShow CAPTAIN PROTON!]], which is an Airman outfit plus JetPack in the style of black-and-white sci-fi adventure serials like ''Commando Cody''. So adventurous, [[BatmanCanBreatheInSpace it even works in space]].
* ''{{Warehouse 13}}'': When investigating Warehouse Two, H.G. Wells dresses like a Lara Croft {{expy}}.

* In the video for ''Music/{{Madness}}''' song "Night Boat to Cairo", the band are all wearing safari-style outfits.

* [[NationsAsPeople America]] in ''AxisPowersHetalia'' has the "airman" look with a leather bomber jacket (sporting a giant "50" on his back) and black leather boots, and occasionally goes all-out with goggles, gloves, and a WWII airforce hat. Of course, all done to complement his overblown LoveFreak attitude, his status as the AcePilot of the [[WeAREStrugglingTogether Allied forces]], and his self-declared role of "[[JumpedAtTheCall the hero]]".