Spooktacular Creations Men’s German Bavarian Oktoberfest Costume Set for Halloween Dress Up Party and Beer Festival

So I went to Octoberfest in Munich a few weeks ago and spent quite a while researching the best costume to wear so that I didn’t look like a stag party and also wasn’t seen to be taking the mick out of the local Bavarian dress code.Firstly, if you are going to the actual Octoberfest in Munich then very very few people wear hats so although a nice touch and it does look original, it didn’t quite fit my average man head, so I didn’t wear it after day one at the site. If everyone was wearing hats though I would have persevered.Secondly the top is quite large and long, this is ideal as you can tuck in the excess length and the looseness of the fit means it’s not restrictive and helps with movement when raising your stein and dancing etc.The lederhosen are really really good and look the most like the original Bavarian ones I could find. The elastic waist will fit any size and the straps over he shoulder can be adjusted as well. The buckles are strong enough to make multiple adjustments without damage.The socks are more like Lycra tights and would best be used by people on long distance flights to avoid DVT. They are so tight they reduce blood circulation to the feet. I threw them away and purchased a cheap pair of football socks.To summarise, I was at Munich main station and an old boy came up and complemented my look and appreciated I’d made an effort, then proceeded to tell me his lederhosen cost 900 euros.If I go back I’d make the effort and buy a proper pair of leather ones.It rained whilst I was there and I got soaked and neither the hat nor the rest of the costume we’re damaged by the rain.Hope this helps.

I went a size down and it was very baggy still. The straps kept falling down even though I had them on the tightest buckle.Decent quality costume, definitely the middle ground between a poor quality costume and a proper set of lederhosen.The socks are truly terrible, can't believe they give you them. They're essentially tights, I'd recommend ordering proper socks separately

Did the job

It does look ok but all of the material is very thin, something to consider in October. Straps also keep falling down, you need to pin them to the shirt. Is fine for an oktoberfest in a grimey tent in London but would never wear to a proper event.

Great outfit however the shorts are huge, my husband ordered a L he’s a 34 inc waist, we had to cross over the straps to make them sit better but they are very wide, now he doesn’t have chicken legs and I can only imagine someone with a smaller frame would look like two threads handing down, he has ordered a smaller size

Overall goodJust has a lack of usable pockets foe phone/wallet,I had to wear a second pair of shorts underneath

This product is excellent for what it is: a costume party or Oktoberfest themed event where you live.The real lederhosen is a very heavy, high quality leather material.I wore this to Oktoberfest and asked my friends and people we met there honestly what they thought. They said that it would be better not to wear it at all and wear normal clothes or find a quality one second hand. They weren’t rude or offended, the difference is just huge, and the outfit really did look a bit silly / cheap in comparison to theirs.I didn’t wear the socks or the shirt as they are not suitable for moving around much, but again at a party or themed event this would be perfect.

Excellent

Looks great! Fits perfectly. Buy this and have fun!

You won’t be disappointed in purchasing this outfit.

Si lo quieren para ir al October fest en Múnich no lo hagas. Se van a burlar de ti. Si es para una fiesta de disfraces aguanta bien

I got this costume for an Oktoberfest party and it was a huge hit. I’m six for 220 and got an extra large and it fit great. The socks are terrible, but they did the trick. The only thing was the straps over the shoulders kept sliding down, so I had to use tape to keep them up, but other than that it was a great costume for the party.

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