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they were the perfect size, they look really nice, they are very well made!

a suede material seems ok.Complaint is they left 2 buttons off the back to hold suspenders and I had to go to a local Hobby store to get some as return/reorder is not possible.Not sure how I missed it but this is ONLY the Lederhosen and not a set. I think I confused it with another set I had in my basket. All good, it'll work out. Prost!

So, I have relatively little experience with Bavarian outfits ... but am very happy with this garment! Perfect for Oktoberfest! I love the stitching and embroidery which is very high quality. The belt buckles at the top are metal. The buttons are large and fit easily in the button holes on the straps. The outfit would benefit from a good Bavarian shift. The straps have several holes for adjustability.

This is a good quality outfit. The martial is very soft and durable. The ties can be tricky to assemble but otherwise it is quick to put on.

I've been to Oktoberfest in Munich where one can rent really authentic leather lederhosen for the event if you want. I doubt such a rental place exists in the States, so when I wanted to go to a local Oktoberfest, I needed something good and authentic looking, but not too expensive.These aren't going to pass for someone's super expensive handcrafted leather breeches, but they look a far sight better than some of the cheap polyester crap that you might see being worn. The description says they're made of "deerskin flannel", which... isn't really a thing, but they do look and feel like deerskin. They're more of a high quality suede-like microfiber.Sizing is more or less accurate if you use the sizing chart and do the appropriate math. I normally wear a 36" waist, but got the 52 which is more like a 38" waist, since I'm tall and was worried about the suspenders reaching all the way around. In hindsight, I almost wish I had got the 54, since the lacing at the waist can be tightened to make the waist 2-3 inches smaller, and then I'd have even more room in the suspenders. As it is, though, you can see the fit is good in the attached picture.The only reason I'm deducting a star is because there's a giant black tag on the waist, like the tag you might have on the back of a pair of jeans. That's the kind of thing that might normally be covered up by a belt, but a) I'd never wear a belt with this, and b) it would have to be a super wide belt to cover this up. I'm going to end up trying to pick out the stitches with a seam ripper and hope that that looks better than just leaving the tag intact.

These are definitely much better than purely costume lederhosen made of polyester, but these are definitely not on the same level as the thicker leather, hand embroidered lederhosen I'm used to. For the price, this is quite good though. It actually feels like leather, albeit softer and thinner than I'm used to. The cut & fit is decent. This is a solid low cost piece. Just be careful with it since it's not the same quality as the more authentic German stuff.

The Lederhosen fits true to size and is very well stitched. The details on the front are stunning. There is a bit of room for adjustment. The fabric is soft and hugs just right. It's a very good Octoberfest/Halloween costume.

I got these UOMNICUE/ADISNO lederhosen as backup to my 13 year old lederhosen that have seen more than a decade of fests, sweat, smoke, alcohol, river water, and all kinds of other abuse. These new lederhosen have really similar design to the authentic/traditional lederhosen that I have owned for years. The picture shows size 46 Kruger Lederhosen in dark brown (right), and these UOMNICUE lederhosen in size 50, medium brown (left). The biggest design differences are that the fly / flap does not open on the UOMNICUE lederhosen (which can be a deal-breaker, in my personal opinion), and the Kruger ones have additional detailing on the thighs. The construction is also slightly different. The UOMNICUE lederhosen material is much thinner than normal trachten; the lighter weight would be good for warmer weather. The material is just as soft as the sueded leather from the Kruger lederhosen. The pocket lining is different. Instead of a sturdy cotton, they have used a polyester lining. I suspect it will dry quickly if you spill anything on it. The details are all embroidered and they used real metal for the buckles and the grommets. These lederhosen come at two price points. Their high end is about the same price as what I paid for authentic lederhosen, so I would hold off on that. If you get it at their lower price, it is about a third of what authentic lederhosen cost, making it a great value if you are okay with the fly/flap situation.