- Robe With Attached Collar
- Belt
- Headpiece
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2X | Chest | 58 1/2" | 149cm |
| Sleeve Length | 26 1/4" | 67cm | |
| Waist | 61" | 155cm | |
| Length | 62" | 157cm | |
| Belt Length | 87 1/2" | 222cm | |
| Headpiece Opening Circumference | 24 1/2" | 62cm | |
| 3X | Chest | 62 1/2" | 159cm |
| Sleeve Length | 26 3/4" | 68cm | |
| Waist | 65" | 165cm | |
| Length | 62 3/4" | 159cm | |
| Belt Length | 91 1/2" | 232cm | |
| Headpiece Opening Circumference | 24 1/2" | 62cm |
- 100% polyester
- Pullover, velour robe has gold lame sleeves cuffs, attached lame collar
- Gold lame belt with emblem has jersey knit ties to secure around the waist
- Velour headpiece has gold lame stripes and top of head
- Made By Us Exclusive
- NOTE: staff and shoes sold separately
Gold Trim, Royal Intentions
You don’t wake up planning to rule Egypt—but then you see this costume and suddenly you’ve got opinions about pyramid construction and an urgent need for eyeliner. This Plus Size Black Pharaoh Costume has all the elements of royal power: dramatic gold accents, commanding details, and a headpiece that lets everyone know they’re in the presence of a very stylish demigod.
It’s theatrical, ancient, and exactly what your Halloween plans were missing.
Design & Details
The long black robe is made from lightweight jersey fabric that keeps things easy to wear, even if you’re holding court for hours. Metallic gold lamé details are built into the cuffs and collar, so you’re instantly giving “regal” without needing ten layers of drapery. The attached collar keeps the look sharp without shifting around.
The matching belt ties around the waist and features a long gold-trimmed front panel with an oversized pharaoh medallion right in the center—because subtlety has never built an empire. The headpiece seals the deal with classic black-and-gold striping and just the right amount of dramatic flair. It says, “Yes, I do take offerings in the form of party snacks.”
All Hail the King of the Party
Don’t be some background character this year. Take the bold plunge into ruling, by dressing up as the king who walks into the room like it was built just for them. Between the gold, the history, and that slightly smug royal energy, you’re officially in charge now—of the music, the pictures, and probably the snack table.
