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Oooooh Yeeeeah!
Show up in this costume and you're sure to go home from any costume party with the grand prize, even if they weren't giving one out. The host will go out and get one for you, that's how good this is. Pair up with a perm haired Elizabeth and the tanned and toned Hulk Hogan so that people can relive the wrestling dramas of the past. So, warm up your voice. You might not be expected to slide into the ring but you oughtta be able to let the mighty "Ooooh Yeah" loose!
- Jacket has off-center front zipper
- (includes sleeveless shirt)
- Pants have elastic waistband
- Jacket sleeves have long fringe
- Felt cowboy hat has leopard print band
- Tie fabric hand wraps as desired
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Pretty low quality for the price, but ......
The very first thing I noticed after "unboxing" was the fairly low quality of the materials. I was going to be surprised if it could hold together at just one tame Halloween party for a a few hours. Is it worth 90 bucks? Nope --- but .... I mean, even if you are a rather good "seamstress" (or "seamster?"), it's still going to be quite a bit of work to slap together all that cheap red vinyl crap with the animal print. Not to mention those arm tassles -- which appear to be the highest quality thing in the whole costume.I went with a size large. I knew that might be a bit small for me. But, I'm rather muscular so I thought form-fitting would be appropriate for Macho Man. That vest -- no chance. I don't think I could have fit into a 2X vest. So I ditched that and went with a more "classic" Macho Man look with a sleeveless tie-dye shirt. The pants fit kinda weird, but worked. The calf portion though --- that was a really tight squeeze. My calves aren't really all that large. The jacket was a bit tight on the arms, which is what I wanted. However, the way the tassles are on there, it doesn't accentuate any muscuarity, so my plan to go a bit small on the costume didn't work all too well in my favor. The tassles nearest the wrist were dragging on the ground, so I cut them at and angle from mid-forearm to the wrist.I probably should have gone XL. But even then the calves would likely still have been tight, and I"m guessing still no chance on the vest. The hat is OK quality. Like a hard felt. And it was actually slightly large on my head. I did,however, make a better quality hat, which is what you see in the pictures. For size reference, I am 5'10", 32" waist, 48" chest, 18" arms, 23" head.I did wear it to a rather tame party (no wrestling matches against Ultimate Warrior or anything) for a total of 6 hours. I was surprised it actually held up! No rips or tears. The jacket actually stretched out slightly, which was welcome. You gotta be careful with those tassles though. Just one mistake and you could catch em in a car door, drag them over food, or even torch them on a candle. Oh, and I glued the rhinestones on the back there (in the picture), they don't come with.Pictured but not included with costume: Headband, tie-dye shirt, rhinestones, fanny pack, Slim Jims, finger tape, and that is my real quarantine hair, not a wig. I am not wearing the yellow hand wraps, which were included.So, I hope all that helps you with your decision on this conundrum of a costume. It's too cheaply made to be worth that price ($90), but then again, it kinda is.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2024
Size: X-Large bundle w/ wig kitVerified Purchase
Purchased for a "surprise guest" at a birthday party! Surpingly well made. Jacket is badass..facial hair adhesive isn't great. May need additonal spirit gum.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2021
I went with a size large. I knew that might be a bit small for me. But, I'm rather muscular so I thought form-fitting would be appropriate for Macho Man. That vest -- no chance. I don't think I could have fit into a 2X vest. So I ditched that and went with a more "classic" Macho Man look with a sleeveless tie-dye shirt. The pants fit kinda weird, but worked. The calf portion though --- that was a really tight squeeze. My calves aren't really all that large. The jacket was a bit tight on the arms, which is what I wanted. However, the way the tassles are on there, it doesn't accentuate any muscuarity, so my plan to go a bit small on the costume didn't work all too well in my favor. The tassles nearest the wrist were dragging on the ground, so I cut them at and angle from mid-forearm to the wrist.
I probably should have gone XL. But even then the calves would likely still have been tight, and I"m guessing still no chance on the vest. The hat is OK quality. Like a hard felt. And it was actually slightly large on my head. I did,however, make a better quality hat, which is what you see in the pictures. For size reference, I am 5'10", 32" waist, 48" chest, 18" arms, 23" head.
I did wear it to a rather tame party (no wrestling matches against Ultimate Warrior or anything) for a total of 6 hours. I was surprised it actually held up! No rips or tears. The jacket actually stretched out slightly, which was welcome. You gotta be careful with those tassles though. Just one mistake and you could catch em in a car door, drag them over food, or even torch them on a candle. Oh, and I glued the rhinestones on the back there (in the picture), they don't come with.
Pictured but not included with costume: Headband, tie-dye shirt, rhinestones, fanny pack, Slim Jims, finger tape, and that is my real quarantine hair, not a wig. I am not wearing the yellow hand wraps, which were included.
So, I hope all that helps you with your decision on this conundrum of a costume. It's too cheaply made to be worth that price ($90), but then again, it kinda is.
Size: LargeVerified Purchase
Pretty low quality for the price, but ......
Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2021
The very first thing I noticed after "unboxing" was the fairly low quality of the materials. I was going to be surprised if it could hold together at just one tame Halloween party for a a few hours. Is it worth 90 bucks? Nope --- but .... I mean, even if you are a rather good "seamstress" (or "seamster?"), it's still going to be quite a bit of work to slap together all that cheap red vinyl crap with the animal print. Not to mention those arm tassles -- which appear to be the highest quality thing in the whole costume.Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2021
I went with a size large. I knew that might be a bit small for me. But, I'm rather muscular so I thought form-fitting would be appropriate for Macho Man. That vest -- no chance. I don't think I could have fit into a 2X vest. So I ditched that and went with a more "classic" Macho Man look with a sleeveless tie-dye shirt. The pants fit kinda weird, but worked. The calf portion though --- that was a really tight squeeze. My calves aren't really all that large. The jacket was a bit tight on the arms, which is what I wanted. However, the way the tassles are on there, it doesn't accentuate any muscuarity, so my plan to go a bit small on the costume didn't work all too well in my favor. The tassles nearest the wrist were dragging on the ground, so I cut them at and angle from mid-forearm to the wrist.
I probably should have gone XL. But even then the calves would likely still have been tight, and I"m guessing still no chance on the vest. The hat is OK quality. Like a hard felt. And it was actually slightly large on my head. I did,however, make a better quality hat, which is what you see in the pictures. For size reference, I am 5'10", 32" waist, 48" chest, 18" arms, 23" head.
I did wear it to a rather tame party (no wrestling matches against Ultimate Warrior or anything) for a total of 6 hours. I was surprised it actually held up! No rips or tears. The jacket actually stretched out slightly, which was welcome. You gotta be careful with those tassles though. Just one mistake and you could catch em in a car door, drag them over food, or even torch them on a candle. Oh, and I glued the rhinestones on the back there (in the picture), they don't come with.
Pictured but not included with costume: Headband, tie-dye shirt, rhinestones, fanny pack, Slim Jims, finger tape, and that is my real quarantine hair, not a wig. I am not wearing the yellow hand wraps, which were included.
So, I hope all that helps you with your decision on this conundrum of a costume. It's too cheaply made to be worth that price ($90), but then again, it kinda is.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 29, 2019
Size: X-Large bundle w/ wig kitVerified Purchase
First off this was a hit. My husband grew up in the 80s and 90s so this was perfection. The costume we sized up after reading reviews which were correct- vest seemed small, loose in the thighs/crotch area and tight in the calves. We paid the money for the boots too which really pulled it together. The most difficult part of this costume was definately the mustache/beard piece. I had fashion tape or basically double side adhesive so that came in handy. I'm sure you can order some cheap safe for the face adhesive/glue too. It comes with some tape...sparingly that likely won't last long if you dont. Otherwise costume was a hit. Had to take a ton of photos and got to utilize it 2x and it held up so we can sell it. Worth the price. Hope this was useful.
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Top reviews from other countries
Josh Rey
Good costume, comes up small.
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 11, 2019Size: LargeVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Looks Good
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 20, 2017Size: MediumVerified Purchase
