- Tunic
- Hood
- Pair of Gloves
- Belt
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | Tunic Chest | 44 1/2" | 113cm |
| Sleeve Length | 25 3/4" | 65cm | |
| Tunic Length | 48 3/4" | 124cm | |
| Belt Length | 55" | 140cm | |
| Medium | Tunic Chest | 49" | 124cm |
| Sleeve Length | 26" | 66cm | |
| Tunic Length | 49 3/4" | 126cm | |
| Belt Length | 57" | 145cm | |
| Large | Tunic Chest | 51" | 130cm |
| Sleeve Length | 26 1/4" | 67cm | |
| Tunic Length | 50 1/2" | 128cm | |
| Belt Length | 59" | 150cm | |
| X-Large | Tunic Chest | 53" | 135cm |
| Sleeve Length | 26 3/4" | 68cm | |
| Tunic Length | 51" | 130cm | |
| Belt Length | 60" | 152cm |
- 100% polyester
- Poly knit tunic has hook and loop fastener on the back, printed graphics on the front, metallic gold trim
- Poly knit hood has a foam backed crown on top
- Belt has buckle with size adjusting holes
- Pair of faux vinyl gloves slide on hands
- Made By Us Exclusive
Complete with a tunic, cape, crown, and belt, the Men’s Quirky King Arthur Costume is built for adults who want to bring a comedic twist to the legendary ruler of Camelot.
The Round Table’s Most Approachable Monarch Outfit
King Arthur is supposed to be noble, dignified, and chosen by a magical sword to lead a kingdom. This version leans into something a little more grounded — the guy who definitely had the right idea but maybe could not stop tripping over his own cape. The Men’s Quirky King Arthur Costume is for anyone who has ever felt like the king of absolutely nothing and decided to lean into it.
This is a great pick for Renaissance fairs, office dress-up days, group Arthurian legend lineups, or any occasion that rewards commitment to a good absurdist premise. Pair it with a friend dressed as a knight and refuse to explain yourselves to anyone.
Product Details
The costume includes a tunic, cape, crown, and belt, giving you the full medieval silhouette without requiring a sword pulled from a stone or a wizard on retainer. The quirky styling keeps things playful rather than theatrical, so it reads as intentional rather than accidental.
The cape and crown do a lot of the heavy lifting here — they communicate “royalty” immediately while the overall look keeps things fun. Everything fits together as a cohesive set, so there is no scrambling to pull a look together from scratch.
Excalibur Could Never
Any sword can choose a king. It takes a real one to choose the quirky crown. Wear it with confidence, sit at the head of whatever table you are near, and let everyone else figure out the seating chart.
