Fans first saw Presley wear the fringe suit in 1970 when the documentary Elvis: That's The Way It Is was being filmed. The suit's fringes are embellished with multi-coloured wooden beads which were altered each time the King of Rock and Roll performed on tour.

The Eyelet suit debuted during the singer's Madison Square Garden concert in 1972. Presley often wore the Eyelet suit with a Lion Head belt, but once paired the suit with a Russian Eagle belt during the August-September Las Vegas show in the same year.

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The Flame jumpsuit worn by Presley in 1976 at his concerts was decorated with flame-like details around the kick pleats. 

The famous American Eagle jumpsuit, otherwise known as the Aloha suit, is a white ensemble teamed with a blue-lined cape and red-lined kick pleats. Three belts were made to match the suit, one of which was gifted to actor Jack Lord. Presley wore the second belt after the Aloha event and donned the third one in May 1974.

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