Plus Size Deluxe Zeus Men’s Costume

Product Information Size Chart 2X 3X Shirt Chest 49 1/2″ Sleeve Length 8 3/4″ Shirt Length 24″ Waist 41″ – 48″ Skirt Length 43″ Tunic Length 49 1/2″ Belt Length 50″ Gauntlet Length 6″ INCHES CENTIMETERS COSTUME SIZING TIPS Features 100% polyester jersey knit, sequin mesh, & chiffon fabrics Pullover short sleeved shirt has jersey knit base layer with overlay of sequin mesh Skirt has elastic waistband, gold edge band at hem, printed metallic gold lightning bolts above edge band Semi sheer chiffon tunic has one shoulder design w/ long side slits & attached drape Foam backed belt has hook & loop fastener at back, metallic gold outer coating Foam backed gauntlets slide on, have metallic gold coating and stitched lightning bolts Each 4″ long metallic gold lightning bolt is attached to a metal alligator clip Exclusively made by us NOTE: Wig & beard shown in photo are sold separately Thunder Over Mount Olympus  Who would win in a battle between Zeus, the King of the Olympian gods, and Thor, the Norse god of thunder? It would certainly be an epic fight, but we’d have to bet on Zeus every time. He’s supposedly responsible for pinning a ferocious, dragonesque monster beneath a mountain, creating the first volcano. Anyone who’s capable of unleashing a river of lava from a rock is someone not to be messed with. Plus, although Thor has a cool hammer, Zeus can throw literal lightning bolts. Case closed.  Product Details Look like a legend come to life in this exclusive Plus Size Deluxe Zeus Men’s Costume! The Nine Muses will sing your praises when you wear the impressive gold-sequined top overlaid by the tunic with its attached sheer white drape. A gold-tone belt fastens around your waist and the long skirt is decorated with printed golden lightning bolts. The pair of golden gauntlets slides easily over your wrists and have stitched lightning bolt outlines. The bolt-shaped hair clips can be used to hold back your venerable white locks.  The Party God Arriveth Ancient myths and legends all asserted that Zeus was the god of hospitality. Having him show up to a party would have been a real honor! Accept all acclaim as your due when you go to this year’s Halloween party and shower your mortal friends with favor. Feel free to encourage offerings, although you might want to make it clear that you prefer appetizers and delicious drinks to the blood of goats and sheep. Times have changed.