- Kilt
- Cape
- Headband
- Pair of Arm Bands
- Pair of Wrist Cuffs
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2X | Kilt Waist | 42" – 56" | 107cm – 142cm |
| Kilt Length (front and back) | 19 1/2" | 50cm | |
| Kilt Outseam | 15 1/2" | 39cm | |
| Cape Length | 49" | 124cm | |
| Headband Length | 22" | 56cm | |
| 3X | Kilt Waist | 46" – 60" | 117cm – 152cm |
| Kilt Length (front and back) | 19 1/2" | 50cm | |
| Kilt Outseam | 15 1/2" | 39cm | |
| Cape Length | 49 1/2" | 126cm | |
| Headband Length | 22" | 56cm |
- 100% polyester
- Jersey knit kilt has an elastic back waist back band
- Metallic gold ribbon edging on kilt and cape
- Cape is sewn at right shoulder by gold faux leather medallion
- Headband and arm bands have wide elastic bands for secure fit
- Wrist cuffs slide on
- Made By Us Exclusive
One-Upping at Its Finest
If you really want to make an impression at this year’s Halloween party, you have to think big. Bigger than a monster and definitely bigger than a superhero. What about dressing as a god, particularly the kind that likes to throw lightning around? Disguising yourself as Zeus opens up so many fun activities. You can dabble in some hand-to-hand combat with a serpentine giant, bet with your fellow deities on the outcome of the Trojan War (spoiler – it won’t be the Trojans) and accept the sacrifice of awestruck mortals. Fun!
Product Details
You’ll look so amazing in this exclusive Plus Size Zeus Costume for Men that you shouldn’t be surprised if a temple is built in your honor! The short kilt is made of soft white fabric and tapers to a point in the front. Its waistband and hemline are decorated with gold ribbon. The white cape fastens at one shoulder with a gold-tone faux leather medallion with an embroidered lightning bolt insignia. A pair of gold arm bands and a pair of wrist cuffs show off your mighty arms. The golden headband is the perfect finishing touch.
The Party God
Zeus’s symbol is the lightning bolt, but maybe it should be the karaoke machine, because he’s definitely the god of having a good time. The Ancient Greeks revered him as the patron of hospitality, and nothing says “Welcome” like a wild bash. Plus, from what we hear, the parties on Mount Olympus were the definition of epic. Poets wrote about them, after all. If your birthday celebrations are memorialized in free verse, that must mean that you’re doing something right.
