EraSpooky Men's Astronaut Spaceman Costume

Absolutely terrible. DO NOT BUY.Item arrived entirely covered in mould!!! And still expected to return it.EXTREMELY POOR!!! And not good enough for the price point.

¡ASQUEROSO!NO COMPREN ES UNA PORQUERIA, NO SON NUEVOS, VIENE USADO.. CON MANCHAS EN EN TRASERO MUY RARAS, ADEMAS DE ROTURAS Y DESGASTES DE TELA.SEMEJANTE ROBO.

The cost of this product is perfect - it looks good, fits great, and is fairly comfortable!The shiny material sheds a bit, and the next day I had several tiny silver specks all over my phone case, bed, and other places that I had worn the costume which was a bit tedious to clean.The waist band is also fairly tight elastic and can be a tad uncomfortable, so I was debating cutting the elastic in the waist band to keep it buckled, but decided to keep it and was happy with my decision - it adds shape to your body instead of looking like a box in a jumpsuit.Overall - very happy I got this product! For the price, it was a phenomenal Halloween costume, and I would highly recommend.

Tiene muchos detalles bonitos, la costura esta genial, el cuello tiene colchón y lo hace ver más real!

Do you need some science fiction in your life? Check this out: I got this costume for the funk shows I routinely attend, in case the mothership comes, you know? So the first time I get it, I take it to the show and put it on just as Kung Fu comes on, and it's a great show, until a world-famous country singer drunkenly barges on stage and treats these guys like a back-up band. Strange. A few days later, the suit was worn by a pole dancer on Halloween for her night off. A couple of weeks later the suit may have prompted the Disco Biscuits to play the song, "Astronaut." It reflects laser light in interesting, non-harmful ways. It's gonna bring the mothership to me, some day. I know it.But let's note what it is. This is essentially a Tyvek chemical suit with a silver exterior. It's hot if you're dancing in it or even walking around with normal clothes under it. I roll with underwear only underneath and unzip as necessary, and that works really well at shows. But once outside, cold wind cuts straight through it. It crackles, so don't put it on people who are going to pass out, and you probably won't want to use it as a union suit around the house. It has numerous functional pockets that you probably shouldn't trust to last for long. I expect it to wear through at the pocket corners and other places, and my plan is to mend it mostly from the inside with strips of Gorilla tape. People are gonna slap your sleek ass. And some day, I am sure, it will die the death of all disposable chemical suits, while I'm using it, no doubt. For now it's holding up well after at least 40 hours of dancing, driving, walking, and gesturing for aliens.