I am not going to cover the 50th anniversary appearances as these were colourised archive clips or just walk-on wearing replica costumes
The Three Doctors
Due to William Hartnell’s ill health, he only appears in a brief black and white filmed insert and via a video-link on the TARDIS view screen.
This makes it is near impossible to accurately confirm the costume he wore, so I am therefore using the publicity stills taken at the time as sole reference
Coat Black jacket with notched collar, edging piped with black silk braid
Waistcoat Cream checked design, with four pockets
Shirt White wing-collar design
Tie Black blue silk cravat, tied in a large bow
Trousers Unknown
Shoes Unknown
NB. The Doctor wears a monocle on a chain around his neck
The Five DoctorsNow played by Richard Hurndall, the First Doctor appears in a somewhat idealised costume, which in reality is quite far from William Hartnell’s version - the gloves are unique to this interpretation of his attire
Coat Black morning coat with knee-length tails and notched collar
Waistcoat Cream in diamond shaped jacquard design with rounded points
Shirt White wing-collar design
Tie Black silk cravat, tied in a large bow
Trousers High waisted, dark charcoal grey wool
Shoes Black spats shoes
NB. The Doctor carries his walking stick, has a monocle around his neck on a chain and wears fingerless grey wooden gloves
I thought Hurndall's fingerless gloves were a reference to The Tenth Planet, where the First Doctor wears fingerless mittens with his cloak and hat.
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