The undershirt is made of ice-blue silk essence, a fabulous fabric with a great sheen and texture to it. It has the same bell sleeves as Legolas' standard "Fellowship" shirt, not the Return of the King version with the lacing on the sleeves, as I didn't find out about that in time. The collar fastens with a standard hook-and-eye.
The jerkin is made of two shades of stretch green suedecloth I found on the dollar-yard rack. I had to make this pattern up as I went along, and my Elf grew two inches taller on me during the making of it, so it's slightly shorter than I wanted it to be, but in my mind it's close enough. (I'm never, ever making another, though.) The under-part of the jerkin is a light, almost-sage green, which contrasts beautifully with the dark olive of the upper parts.
The bracers are black felt, stippled with two shades of brown paint. This stiffened the felt to allow for shaping, and gave it a mottled look that resembles leather. (It was also inexpensive!) The bracers were then stencilled with metallic gold paint in a vine pattern. They close with Velcro straps.
The trousers are made of a stretch grey cotton blend with a slight "heathered" look to it, giving it a better overall appearance than one plain colour. They're standard trousers with an elastic waistband and tapered leg; nothing fancy, but quite serviceable.
The black suede boots are purchased from the clearance bin at Wal-Mart, as is the black belt.
