The Appliances

For the sixth installment, Jason lives, there were several Jason designs sculpted. The first we see is not a set of appliances, but rather a bust. Sculpted by Brian Wade and the accompanying FX team is the "Coffin Dummy".
The next design seen has been dubbed the "C.J" sculpt. This version was also sculpted by Wade, but was a new sculpt made for the Jason actor C.J. Graham after Bradley, the first Jason actor, was fired. It is primarily seen in the opening scenes as well as being sprinkled throughout the film a few more times.
The third and final design was again, sculpted by Brian Wade, and is known as the "Bradley Hood". It appears in 99% scenes where Jason is donning his hockey mask throughout the film. 

The Mask

The hockey mask for Jason Lives was made from casting the "Mystery Mask", a leftover casting from the third installment. Once the mold was made of the front of the "Mystery Mask", a buck was made from that mold and the Jason Lives masks were vacuum-formed over top of that. The masks were pulled in clear plastic and painted white on the back, followed by layers of almond and cream on the front, weathered with oil paints, and a single red forehead chevron.
For this installment, upwards of 12 masks were made for the film along with many more after that. Listing them all would be nearly impossible. They are scattered amongst private collector hands and a handful of photos have been included to the right. For more, visit the gallery section!

The Outfit

The shirt worn by Jason in Part 6 is a Vintage 1980's Olive Work shirt, 2 models were used. One shirt had a seamless overlay of the buttons, where the other did not. See photos to the right.
In Jason Lives, Jason wears weathered Yellow Thinsulate Gloves.
The belt worn by Jason in the film is an Olive Drab LC2 ALICE Pistol Belt.
Like some previous installments, Jason's pants in this film are silver/grey khaki pants. 
The boots worn by Jason in part 6 were tan, heavily weathered, Dunham Originals Boots.
In this film, Jason uses several weapons but the most notable are an 18" Ontario Knife Co. Machete Chromed for Production, a Ram II Explorer Survivor Knife, production made Throwing Darts,  and a production made "fence post spear".