Tunic Costume Men's Hooded Robe Full Set Halloween Cosplay Cloak Set

so he fabric is great. but the cloak is polyester. cheap and thin. however, loving the quality of the fabric and it looks so legit. NOW THE CONS. it comes with two sashes for the sides, they come separate to the robe. so you need someone to stitch it to the robe or glue it to the robe. it will slide off your shoulders and it's really hard. i had to have my husband glue and stitch the robes together. it was a whole thing. other than that, it comes true to size but not everything will fit perfectly. had to fix the belt myself by adding more velcrow for the belts to fit more snug. but yeah... if you know basic cosplay and can stitch the pieces or glue the pieces together, go for it. it was really great and i'm so happy i got this.

I was not expecting much, honestly. I am a 5’4”, 145 lb woman, so not the target audience of this. I saw someone get an xs for their 5’4” son so I figured I’d give it a try. The pants did not fit, as I expected, but the tunic fits perfectly and looks AMAZING. The robe is also good. Not the highest quality material but it’s not bad at all. If you’re looking for a cheap alternative for a jedi costume, I highly recommend. Invest in some safety pins to keep everything where it’s supposed to.

The quality and look of the costume is very good considering the price point. The material is thin, so my first thought was shouldn't be to hot to wear. In the summer. Boy was I wrong. Break out in a sweat with just the tunic. The costume is very difficult to put on as well without assistance to make it look nice and keep everything straight. The shoulder accessories kept falling down, so I added some Velcro to help keep them put. The pants just barely fit. I have a 44 waist. Plus there are no pockets anywhere. Guess Jedi don't have keys, wallets or cellphones. Lucky I have a pair of regular brown pants that I can wear that have pockets. The tunic is made out of a burlap type material, so very itchy. Recommended wearing a T-shirt under it unless you like to itch. It doesn't have anyway to keep it closed either. I found a safety pin does the trick. Would be nice if it had a hidden tie or something. I'm not a skinny rock star, so my tunic kept wanting to come open when I was first trying it out thanks to my gut. The pants and cloak are made out of a semi shiny polyester material. It would be nice if the cloak was a similar material to match the tunic. Overall if you're looking for a Jedi cosplay costume that is very close to the movies that won't break your bank account, this is it. It is even a good starter that you can build on.

Luv it, great fit and quality!

Perfect Costume for Any Fan! This Laku Tunic Costume exceeded my expectations! The material feels soft but durable, and it looks even better in person than in the photos. The robe drapes nicely, and the belt and details give it an authentic look — perfect for cosplay, Halloween, or themed events. It’s comfortable to wear for hours and fits true to size. I got so many compliments when I wore it! Definitely worth the purchase for anyone wanting a high-quality costume that looks amazing.

Great quality of clothing, and it went through the washer and dryer without a problem! The material was on the heavier side, but all accessories were of great utility and easy to put on.

If you shop around, you'll see that tunics are *not* cheap. This one REALLY delivers at the price point. You'll pay twice as much on Etsy for practically the same quality. In fact, they're so good, I bought the brown tunic and the black set. The pants are polyester, so they hold in heat/are hot. They have an elastic waist, so sizing is flexible. The tabbards, tunic, and obi are linen-like, and really nice. The obi is held in place with velcro and it fits precisely as the sizes state. The belt is a little large, but is also held with velcro, so it's adjustable. I plan to replace the velcro with snaps. It's not a perfect belt, except that it is so low-priced! You should get a shirt to wear under the tunic. There are tunic dickeys on Esty for ~$15. A quick search will pull up the shop.

I'm a big dude but regular clothes in 2x-3x range fit without issue most of the times. In this case I went with a 4x size based upon the measures listed in the description. It's unfortunate that the size is at the bottom of the range they list for 4x across the board. Even worse, the dimensions on the Belts are not matched to the size of the clothes. However, for the price of the costume, you get a lot of textured cloth and accessories that has a good 'look' from far away. The cloth of the robe is thinly woven and a bit scratchy, but it actually looks pretty good as long as you do some thread trimming. The weird way the shawl accessories are put in (instead of being connected for the back they just drape two sets over the shoulder so prepare to pin in place) and the lack of instructions make it difficult to get the costume done correctly without referring to the Amazon images. However, the fabric does look good and it does have texturing that makes it match well with movie images of Jedi/Obi-Wan. The included belt set looks really good for a costume belt, it would be nice if they attached the sash to the belt isntead of having them both loose. As I mentioned before, the belt is definetly not sized correctly on the 4x size. However the snaps and attachments look pretty nice for pleather. The hooded cloak that's included looks good and wears easily. While it's more of a 'cape' than a hooded robe it actually looks pretty decently without being heavy weight.