The Flintstones, Fred Flintstone, Adult B001AX9Y3A

The Flintstones, Fred Flintstone, Adult Plus Size Costume With Wig And Shoe Covers,Leopard, Plus - 4.0 out of 5 stars from 4 customer reviews


could have been better
I bought this costume for halloween for my girlfriend and I to go as fred and wilma. The material was so so. The fur collar made it much better. i liked the lenght. I'm 6'2" 300# and it fit pretty well. The seam down the middle was pretty lightweight and I had to restitch it up so I know it wouldn't bust out while we were out. The necktie was the big dissapointment for me. It was a velcro closure in the back and the color was a very pale baby blue. It should be a royal blue. So I ended up going out. It was not going to work anyway. It was way to tight to be comfortable. If anyone knows anything about Fred Flintstone, you will know the color was way off. So I ended up going to fabric store and bought a yard of royal blue flannel and cut my own tie and tied it myself. It was not hard at all. I recommend the $3 in materials to do it, if it bothers you. The shoe tops were okay. The elastic held up the whole night even though I though they wouldn't. The wig was wierd. It...

Great for the price
Purchased this for my husband (I was Wilma, of course). He is a 44 waist, close to 6ft tall and this fit him great. As other reviewers have said the tie is too small to really fit around the neck but it's an easy fix with a little extra fabric or yarn to close it in the back. The shoe covers are a bit squished from packing and shipping, so I recommend taking them out as soon as you get them so they can open up a little. My husband always hates costumes because they are too hot but this one is great as he can wear shorts and a t-shirt under it and it's pretty thin. It's a great costume for this price.

Everyone likes it
Everyone liked it. As others have stated, the tie is small. I have an 18.5" neck and I could close the velcro, but it wouldnt stick. The cuffs are a little weird to wear as the inside isnt soft, but theres no mistaking it was Fred Flintstone.

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