Tyler has a post on his myspace page about the outfit for the new Halloween. He also has some pictures in costume.
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=97892749
Here is part of the blog on the costume:
"What is Michael Myers wearing in the film? Some fans are going to don the outfit for opening day, which I think is cool. So here goes. First of all, throw away the blue coveralls and put the shiny masks down. The new Michael didn't just pull his outfit off the shelf. Mr. Myers had to work for his duds, and so are you if you want to be authentic…SORRY! If you want to become Michael Myers you're going to have to take your ass to a Carhartt dealer and walk yourself over to the rows of light brown suits and find yourself a pair that fits properly. That's easy, right? In my case, I walked into the fitting room to discover several pairs of CARHARTT brown coveralls staring at me. After trying on several different options that made me look like the Pillsbury dough boy, I was also sweating my ass off. I suggested the lining could be cut out of them seeing as we weren't filming in North Dakota. To get the length right I needed a rather large size (as you know I'm a little taller than the average killer, some of you even *****ed about it!) and with the lining was removed Michael Myers looked like he had gastric bypass and his suit hung rather oddly. This is where I take my hat off to the wardrobe department! After plunging several pins deep into the costume and only sticking me-- come to think of it they didn't! I was the lean trim Michael Myers you see in the promos. But wait, you're saying! How did it go from light brown to what it looks like on film, cool and gnarly? That's where the aging process comes in. The production paid a professional that has done this for several different productions, I'm sorry I can't remember his name. The only time I had the pleasure of meeting him he had aging tools and was putting the finishing touches on the costume while I was in it. When you have cheese graters run over your outfit close to certain parts of your body you tend to forget people's names. So…you're going to have to figure that out for yourselves.
Next came a brown, yes brown (light brown to be exact) pair of Carolina work boots, steel-toed. They went through the same aging process as the Carhartt's did. I suggest you use a lot of oil, grease and dirt to achieve the right color of grunge.
Now through away your shiny masks—Actually, don't! Just cover it with dirt, blood and then let it rot for a few years. Okay no time for that, so do what you can…it will be acceptable.
Now for the good stuff, the blood and dirt on the hands of the killer! Wayne Toth and Doug Noe did a fantastic job making me…I mean Michael Myers look like the killing machine he is. To have one of them do your hands and such would probably cost too much, so, here goes. Wayne would put some kind of glue on the back of my knuckles (that he promised would come off easily) followed by tinted corn flakes…you read it right, movie magic, people. Then came quite a bit of fake blood and dirt (Wayne's concoctions, Squirty DirtTM and Squirty BloodTM) and the killer was ready for the set!
Wayne may sell the Squirty Dirt and Squirty Blood you can contact him on his My space at the Halloween Town in my top ten.
Good luck with your Michael Myers costumes! I just want to say, often imitated but never duplicated. In other words, play nice because I didn't! "