
A Few Minor Problems, But For The Price, Still Exceeded My Expecations
Ahoy hoy folks.
After seeing this costume around various websites, I knew I had to have it. Most places were selling it in the $60-$70 area, so finding it here for $45 was a steal. For the money, you get a fair amount: A cloak, top hat, jabot, and a vest, which only leaves the shirt, pants, and shoes up to you, and 99% of people probably have the materials to fill this void.
First, the good:
The costume looks pretty true to the picture. Nothing looks cheaper than what is shown, an all too common occurrence with most costumes, the only exception being the top hat (more on that later). That being said, it looks really classy yet creepy if you have the right visage for it. A cane like the one pictured it essential to complete the look, and some eye shadow would be the cherry on top. If you walk with an upright posture and a sinister grin on your face, you'll definitely stand out in the crowd of generic costumes. In terms of look and quality, it's...
Nice for the cost
I actually got this costume as a Phantom of the Opera outfit for my boyfriend for a Halloween party. It was very nice for the cost. The clasps on the collar and ascot are a little weird to figure out at first, but the cape is a nice length and the vest looks nice. The only bad part was ironing the cape and collar!
An average costume
The costume looked good, but had some issues. One button was missing. All the buttons were out of alignment. I know its just a cheap halloween costume, but would have liked a better quality product.
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