GOLDSTITCH Friar Medieval Hooded Monk Renaissance Priest Robe Costume Cosplay

I bought this bc it was too hard to find anything that fit plus sizes for women (that isn’t $50/piece and 3 months to ship). This is true to size (and long- might have to hem it if I wear it again and I’m 5’11), and nice quality for the price. It came quick and with everything as described. Lightweight and pretty flattering (I say this as a plus size woman that worried it was basically the brown sack option). The rope belt was soft and stayed well. I paired it with a wrangler fanny pack (wore it as cross-body), braided hair, and the ole sock n croc combo. Met many other monks at the ren fair (all men), and felt the brotherhood. Vikings were a lil weird about it tho (ifkyk). Definitely keeping this costume and building a character for the next fair.

As a devoted cultist, finding the perfect ceremonial robe can feel like searching the void for a slumbering Great Old One—but this robe surpasses all expectations. From the first moment I donned it, I knew it was a piece worthy of the Elder Gods.The fabric is delightfully breathable, ensuring comfort even during the most prolonged and frenzied rites. Its ability to resist stains, especially when washing away blood (human or otherwise), is nothing short of eldritch magic. Maintenance is a breeze, allowing me to focus more on chanting incantations and less on stubborn stains.The fit is impeccable—true to size with a shape that flatters the human form (or what's left of it after gazing upon forbidden knowledge). Whether you're leading a congregation or just blending into the shadows at a midnight summoning, the robe lends an air of authority and mystery.Best of all, the value is remarkable. You don't need to drain your sanity—or your wallet—to obtain this masterpiece. For its quality and utility, it's a steal (though perhaps not as much as the souls we're offering).In short, this robe is a must-have for any cultist devoted to the Mythos. Whether you're calling forth Cthulhu or simply paying homage to the cosmos, you'll feel right at home in this eldritch ensemble. Cthulhu fhtagn, indeed!

Nylon disgusting fake fabric

I was looking for a monks habit for a while, but all the real ones are expensive. I wanted something to connect me to the monks (even though I’m not Catholic nor aspiring to be a monk) because their prayer lives and how they live has helped me grow so much in my faith. When I found this monks costume, I knew I could turn it into more. Through this outfit I have found my new deep in prayer, prayer clothes. The fabric is nice to the touch and if you wear a monks apron (monastic scapular) it really sells this as the real deal! I made my own monks apron from some felt from a fabric store, very easy to make and is very versatile.The color I chose was brown, it is a bit darker than the Franciscan monks habit, but it’s still definitely brown. It’s a very nice color and I would say it would suit most skin colors well. It is almost the perfect size and fit for me (5’9” 175lb male) with a bit of a belly. And this has plenty of room for me to both slim up or chunk up a bit.The weight of the material is very light, but not see through light, just like a normal top sheet weight. This makes it comfortable to wear in numerous environments and weather climates, although I do think you’d be soaked if it were raining.All in all, I absolutely love this and will be purchasing a black one soon!! I also told one of my friends about this and I’m going to get him one because we’re both Protestants who like monastic lifestyles.

Fun monk costume, bought this for a Ren Faire and definitely got some looks. Will use again next year if the gentry return to our village for a Ren Faire.

Reviewed several of these costumes on line before deciding on this. I needed it fast and for a church All Saints day event so it had to look as much like the real outfit as it could. I was very amazed at the color, looks and quality of the material for the price paid. I love it but as stated in other reviews there were some draw backs for my use. As just a costume for a party, go for it as it will do just fine. For my use I wanted it more authentic and so did the following modifications; 1. the rope was to large and not able to go around twice with the proper knot and extended length of cord, so I made one out of 3/8 twisted nylon line. 2. the cross was too small and barely visible so made a crucifix and lanyard. 3. You really need the access to your pockets without having to pull the whole gown up to get to them so the wife cut the side seems loose and re-stitched them as slits at the pocket heights. I wore this both inside a building and outside in the south Texas sun. I was no problem inside the air conditioning but was a little warm in the sun but not unbearable, to me at least. I think you will be pleased with this choice! I distorted the face in the picture..

I'm a 2XL guy but these run a size larger. It swallowed me and was way too long. Get a size smaller.