Leg AvenueMen's 2 Pc Priest Costume with Robe, Belt

The costume is very well made and of good materials. I ordered a large, and although the costume fit him well, the belt was small. I had to add length by sewing additional cloth to it. Once done, the costume was amazing! Highly recommend.

I'm 6', 180 - I ordered the XL figuring if it needed we could adjust. The length was great, as it went down to about my ankles. The only 'fitting' problem was the sash, there's very little adjustment and with my 35" waist it was too big, we had to do a little sewing to make it hold.Boy did I get great results walking down the Las Vegas Strip on Halloween, i had at least 6 people stop me for photo ops and MANY people muttered 'bless me father....' or other religious phrases. I bought the 'Holy Hammered' fake bible, a nice garish cross from Ross for $5 and perched my reading glasses on the end of my nose. Wearing it again next year!Garment was of adequate quality, didnt tear despite getting yanked a few times. Only difficulty was access to pockets, might sew in an access port next year.

This is made from surprisingly good quality cloth and identifies the wearer as a Monsignor in the Catholic Church. Medium-Large fit me well if maybe an inch too long (I'm a 5'10 ectomorph). I used it to play in the onstage pit orchestra for Nunsense, and it prompted one of the lead actors to involve me in the play. I got laughs for blessing the audience as a priest may do. The sash is a bit long around the waist and non-adjustable, but I just held it up with a safety pin. The Roman collar is loose on the anchored side: I used a safety pin to hold it firm against the black collar.

Fortunately, I am 5/11...but I am 225 (not chubby, just thick). This is a pull over robe style costume that buttons and has the Velcro collar. Very well made (not cheap feeling material) and the fit is very nice - I'm impressed and feel I got my $$ worth. The belt or sash, is cosmetic - but does have Velcro adjustment, so can help you skinny folk with fit (I'm a 34/35 waist) Does not come with pants, so if you're taller than I am, you will need something inline with the costume as it will be seen. The collar fits well, I'm a 17-1/2 and its a little loose, which I like. I'm a 46/48 athletic in coat size and it's comfortable.

Everyone laughed. Great costume. Looks very authentic. I bought the little plastic cross necklace available on Amazon which went perfect with it.I’m 5’9” 185 and got the M/L. It fit great, although I prefer a little more wiggle room. But that’s just my preference. Looks-wise it was perfect.Quality is fine. Nothing fantastic, but not as thin/cheap as most costumes.Overall a killer buy.

Keeping in mind the low price, this priest outfit looks good.It was far, far too large. I normally wear a medium. The belt's Velcro needed at least two more inches of waste size to connect, so we had to use safety pins. One of the buttons fell off almost immediately.No, this is not a high quality product, but it only has to last one night, and better quality would increase cost.

What a blast of the past, I got it for Halloween. It arrived early so I have it hanging before I iron it. Hey it's a costume not a expensive suit. I was amazed at the quality material. I wish I had bought a size smaller but then it easily be altered if it was a big deal. I need to find a cigarette holder and glasses . "Guido" used to be a codeword in the 90's for certain things. The statute has past but I always died laughing when Father G was on Saturdayand looking forward to this very well made and fun costume.

Its just weird wearing it, kinda feels like putting a costume on so other people can call you creep. It didn’t fit me at all, and I just felt weird once I put it on. It’s not the feeling when you go to Costco and buy new pants which is around 20$. But this product feels like when you buy clothes from a thrift shop and suspect that it will be the same product as Walmart or even Ross clothes. Just something that I will never buy again because of how weird it felt putting it on. I can’t explain it that well. It’s just one of those costumes that was thought it was a good idea but mistakenly wrong and turned into rags to clean baseboards.