Spooktacular Creations Halloween Mens Tunic Hooded Cloak Knight Costume Men Tunic Hooded Robe with Pants for Halloween

Very good quality for the price. Looks great and fits true to size. We got the black and also the brown/tan for my two teenage boys, and both were excellent. I would have expected to pay much more for the quality and all the pieces included. Read more

My boyfriend and I wanted to dress up and go to Nashville for Halloween, but we had no idea what to do so he ordered this on my account and I just had to wing it and think of something to go along with it, but he said the costume fit great and all of the pieces although they were pretty thin they still fit correctly. the zipper quality and stitching quality were OK, but it was super easy to assemble and put on so he had no issues dancing the night away with me in Nashville. Read more

These were fairly priced and worked very well. However, one came with an odd odor from production so you need to wash them before use for sure. Fit was find, look was great. Suitable quality for a few years of halloweens. Fit a youth 5'5" and one 6' no problem. Read more

Love the costume and great quality itd thickness keeps you warm. Good to size. Easy to put on. Velcro is durable and at a great price. Read more

Great quality product, fits good for 6’ to 6’4 Read more

I have to say this costume is really well made! And the price was great! Highly recommend! Read more

We absolutely loved this costume. It looked great (the neck thing is a pain and never really stayed where it should though. skip this if you can find a white or brown shirt!) My kid (11) felt like a Jedi and wanted to wear it everywhere. This had a funny smell from storage but it went away after hanging it up for a day. I'm going to borrow it for myself next year! Read more

This is okay for a less than “middle of the road” Obi-Wan, or similar Jedi, costume. The major downside is the material (which makes it affordable) that comes with a million, hard to remove, mostly permanent, wrinkles from being folded and shipped. And, of course, it’s not recommended to use any ironing on this particular synthetic (plastic-based) material. Contrary to that instruction, and with a lot of trepidation, I did have luck with a very time consuming (probably an hour and a half or more) process of carefully applying a low temperature iron— over and over—to get the costume to relax enough to not look like it just came out of a box, without close inspection. Yes, it’s a Halloween costume, but feels less “Jedi-like, or “authentic” utterly wrinkled everywhere? No self respecting Jedi would allow their clothes to look so unkempt, right? If I were a self-respecting Jedi, I’d putchase Jedi clothes made out of premium cotton (expensive) that can actually be ironed, but I am not yet fully trained to use the Force and may never be. Read more