ChaksFun World mens Adult Scream Ghost Face Costume, Black, One Size US

Pros:Size: One size fits most—comfortably fits up to 6 feet tall and 200 lbs. The robe is roomy and flows well, making it easy to wear over clothes.Function: Includes everything you need: hooded robe, tie belt, and the iconic Ghost Face mask. Great for Halloween, horror-themed parties, or conventions.Value for Money: At around $25–$30, it’s a fantastic deal for a full costume. The quality is better than expected for the price.Slip Resistance: The robe stays in place with the included belt, and the mask fits snugly with an elastic strap—no slipping or shifting during wear.Design: The jagged edges and flowing black fabric give it a spooky, screen-accurate look. The Ghost Face mask is lightweight but detailed, and the overall effect is chillingly authentic.Cons:The mask is made of thin plastic—great for comfort, but not super durable.Hand wash only, so not ideal for messy events unless you’re careful.Bottom Line:This costume nails the classic Scream look. It’s affordable, easy to wear, and instantly recognizable. Whether you're going for scares or nostalgia, this is a great pick for any horror fan.

Fit great under my corset

Okay so I decided to come back and review this in heavy detail so anyone who plans on buying this knows what they’re getting into.First things first, I’m 5’4 and female, and this costume was absolutely huge on me, but I liked it so I can’t say much. It also fits a lot of my other friends who are on the heavier side and who are taller.I bought this for 40 dollars, probably shouldn’t have but I wanted a Ghostface costume for the new Scream VI. It’s a great costume, there’s just some things about it that definitely should be noted before buying it.When I first got it, there was no gloves, or a knife. Thankfully I read the reviews before hand and bought me some gloves. I bought extremely long ones that go over my elbows so when the sleeves on the costume are sliding down my arm, my skin isn’t exposed. I wish I had gotten a knife but I was going to a theater so it probably wouldn’t have mattered anyway.Another thing I noticed was the mask was PLASTIC instead of rubber. Now, some people prefer plastic, some people prefer rubber. I really liked that it’s plastic instead of rubber. It doesn’t bend out of shape easy and I enjoy that there’s no deformities at all. It’s shaped pretty similar to what the movies are and I am a beyond picky person when it comes to that stuff. If it doesn’t look similar to the movies, then I don’t want it kinda deal. Another thing on the mask is that there is a black piece of cloth that hung from the masks chin, making it a neck covering. It looked weird and you couldn’t really tuck it in. I had a ski-mask already and I just cut off the neck piece and glued it over the eyes. Now on the eyes, you can see perfectly through the mask, but people can see your eyes. I don’t like that, and I’m really big on the whole “not being able to see who it is” kinda deal. So as I mentioned earlier, I took the neck piece that was attached to the chin and glued it over the eye holes. The bad thing about it, is that it’s harder to see for sure. But, people can’t see my eyes. So it kinda rules it out I guess.The mask is actually really comfortable to wear for me, even with glasses but they get fogged up and get messy so I just stick with contacts. I breathe just fine in it even with a ski mask over my nose, but the mask fits everyone differently.Now on the robe, there’s a weird slit on the backside of the neck when you put it on, which I think it super strange. Wasn’t a big deal however since I just sewed it up. When I wore it, it exposed my hair, and I have extremely long hair. And I couldn’t put it in a bun or anything because the ski mask wouldn’t fit if I were to do that. This robe is pretty long, and since I’m short it sorta drags on the ground. So I recommend wearing like high heels that are similar to boots or just platforms / boots. And make sure they’re black lmao. Another thing, you can see through the material of the costume, and its pretty thin. I just wore some blue jeans and a black t-shirt and it was fine. Just wear something dark under under the robe and you’ll be good to go.Overall, I think it’s a pretty good costume to wear, it’s pretty comfortable. I’m giving it a solid five because I really enjoy wearing it and scare the ever living hell out of my friends. I definitely think you shouldn’t spend more then 35 dollars on this costume though, anything above that is probably a rip off, but in my case I was desperate to get a costume. Luckily it was 40 dollars. I hope this helps for whoever is buying this costume!

The costume was okay. The mask wasn’t the best, but it did its job.

Amazing quality. 5.8" 180lbs fits perfect

It looked just like the picture. For Halloween. It worked out well

I liked that it's one size fits all. I wanted to dress as Ghostface because I had watched all of the Scream movies so far. People liked my costume. I got a great deal for it.

To start, the eyes and shroud are very sheer. You can see through, yes, but people can see you! I would recommend a balaclava/zentai mask in addition for a better illusion.I wasn’t expecting perfection, but it did arrive with the bag ripped open, and a huge gaping hole in the arm taper. :( I definitely have to do some work to patch it all up.Additionally - because this wasn’t included anywhere - there is a weird hole in the back (along the tag) behind the hood. It has strings to tie shut, but I couldn’t tell you what it’s for. I’m probably going to sew it together.Some pros - it is comfortable! The fabric is a bit stretchy, breathable, and isn’t incredibly see-through. It drapes nicely. The mask is a solid thin plastic like the cheap ones from a craft store, easy to wear, very lightweight.Overall, I think it should be cheaper if this is the standard (ripped and opened). Poor Ghosty. Worth the risk if you’re willing to do some patchwork/investment.