Well, this is a good way to teach a young boy about profit margins. Complete junk at this price seems to be the way of the world these days. The mask (the most important part of the costume) is one of those old-school thin plastic masks (but less durable than you remember) with a small elastic band that goes behind the head. It does not stay on and is very uncomfortable. Plus, it is so flimsy that it was already cracked when it arrived. This is guaranteed to break half way through “trick or treating.” You’re better off spending less money on a rubber mask. The costume itself comes with a top and pants. Our boy is 52″ tall, and the medium size was borderline too small. NOT fire-friendly, so be very careful.

This robe is not nearly as thick or good as the Super Deluxe Jedi Robes. It’s made out of polyester but the material is so thin you can see right through it. Also it’s small! Very small. I’m a male about 5’8″ and this robe fits me as if it were a bath robe. It doesn’t drape like in the movies and it looks nothing like the picture above.

For those who desire to dress as a Dark Jedi for Halloween, buy the Super Deluxe Jedi Robes and then dye them black. It’s not hard.

Desire my misgivings, this was all my sone wanted for his birthday last week. We have a collection of plastic light sabres but all of them have worked for at least a few months and all of them are still in one piece. The two in this box failed to work out of the box despite trying three sets of brand new batteries. The top sections of both fell off within hours of simply being carried around. — not a vicious blow between little boys (and yes our other cheap plastic lint sabres have held up to that kind of abuse). The chest is a crappy cardboard box that won’t last more than a couple of weeks when we had hoped it would make a nice storage case for the star wars stuff. All in all the worst present I have eve bought.