Men's Batman The Brave and The Bold Adult Batman Costume, Blue/Grey, Large

great product. But a bit large. had to do some adjusting on the sides.

This costume is of great quality and I was so happy to see it was made in the US. Unfortunately, the cuff was sewn in inside-out on one arm — I didn't think this was a dealbreaker, but it definitely doesn't look symmetrical when you're wearing the costume. Not the biggest deal though. The couple of things that I imagine would be a dealbreaker for some buyers is (a) the string that holds the mask up is very short (perhaps I have a large head, but it's not an adjustable strap—it's a fixed length velcro fasten) and (b) how tight the crotch area is. The torso is also very short and therefore the inseam that starts right under your crotch makes you feel like you have a constant wedgie, not to mention that you can see an outline of everything due to how form-fitting the material is. Overall, I wore it for a Zoom Halloween call and we had a great time, but the short string attaching the mask and the tight crotch is something to consider and measure if you're looking for a Batman costume!

Got this for a big town wide costume party - I cannot emphasize how disappointing it is. WAY too small, I'm 6' and got a large (which works everywhere else on the planet) and you can see almost every detail of my manhood. In back, it looks like Scut Farkus found me on the way too school and hung by from a flagpole by my batspandex.This costume is terrible, don't waste your money.

It was too small for me because I needed an extra large but either they didn't have one or they don't make one. Didn't matter to me because I thought it was funny that I had a huge ball bulge. My kids didn't like it and made me wear shorts over it. If you need an extra large and want it to fit right, don't buy it. I loved it. It also helps if you have a perfect body like the model but I thought it was funny being fat with balls bulging.

1) Like other reviewers said, it's a cheap Halloween costume. You can buy the high end replicas for 5xs the price if you're really into it.2) I'm a woman, so I guessed a bit at the men's sizing. At 5'7" and more leg than torso, this onesie fit me surprisingly perfectly. I obviously didn't have the bulge issue, but it was also freezing here so I comfortably wore thick leggings and a thermal top underneath.3) The cape is going to strangle you. The way it sits that velcro is just right at the jugular. Because it's so long, I eventually draped it around me like an over sized scarf and just started calling myself Hipster Batman.4) It arrived super wrinkly (to be expected) and as I hate ironing I threw it in the washer and dryer. Came out perfectly, with no damage to the logo or lining.5) If you are also wearing this to a Halloween party, please remember that it is a separate belt and a cape over a onesie. That means you have to strip down to go to the bathroom. Would you want to do this in a bar? Because I didn't do this in a bar.6) Oh and the mask is hard plastic and pushed into my eye sockets so I consistently wore it on the top of my head.

This costume is pretty cheesy, and will give most adults "male cameltoe". I'm not a huge guy -- about 5'9", 170 lbs. Calling this a "men's" costume and stopping at Large for the biggest size is a bit of a joke. Also, if you're thinking the gloves and boot covers are separate, they aren't -- they are sewed right onto the body suit. So it's essentially a one-piece costume, with a mask and foam belt and separate cape.I thought I'd be able to use the body suit to make a 60's Batman costume from (black instead of blue), but the blue areas are too large to cover up with gloves, boot covers, and black silky underwear I purchased elsewhere. Rather than have blue peeking out from under everything (and tolerating nearly painful cameltoe all night), I bought this light gray bodysuit Ensnovo Adult Lycra Spandex Turtleneck Long Sleeve One Piece Unitard Bodysuit Dancewear Light Gray, XL and ironed on my own 60's Batman patch on the chest using Avery transfer paper for light cloth -- the one you'd use for making your own T-shrits. Much much better! Bought a separate rubber mask, separate gloves, separate boot covers, and the actual rubber Batman utility belt With all the extras I purchased, I ended up not needing anything from this costume.Side note: I can't testify to how bright and usable the colors would have been using the Avery sheets as they are designed. Due to not understanding the correct procedure, and finding out the Avery sheets don't work with Laser printers, I printed my chest logo on full-sheet label paper, trimmed the label down to the oval, and then stuck it on the T-shirt transfer paper. I later realized the top of the Avery paper is where the glue was, so I pulled the sticker back off the Avery paper, and luckily all the glue came off on the sticker side, so I was able to iron my paper label right to the body suit using the glue that was hitch hiking on the bottom of the sticker. I have to imagine it was brighter and more clear that way, since the paper label was color laser printed and very vibrant.

Got the job done but was worse than a Walmart kids costume as far as quality goes. Weird material and the blues were different colors. However, my teen son was more than happy to wear it.

Loved the shaping and color and fabric of costume easy to put on abd get ready