SeasonsSeasons Dragon Cape Wings For Adult,One Size

Attractive pattern looks like wings, easy to wear. Good quality for price. Best for those without huge/long arms.

Cute wings for a simple dragon costume. Nice material, very lightweight and flowy. Only complaint is that the wrist and shoulder straps aren't adjustable, but that's an easy fix. Thanks!

Thin, no frills design. Works for my teen to wear to school. Thin fabric so design can be hard to see. I'm glad I didn't spend over $10 for these.

I love dressing up to do tictok stuff. The bat wings fit perfect. They look amazing as if I was going to fly off. The fabric felt great on my skin. I will buy again!!

My son wanted to be a gargoyle for Halloween for our family’s haunted house that we produce! These worked out perfect and he scared the crap out of many people this past Halloween season!!!!

I am a slender woman and I struggled to wear this comfortably. It did not fit well; it ended up going to my young child instead. The shoulders were the problem areas for me.

This is not the best picture but it's all I have because my teen doesn't like pictures. LOL. My daughter used these wings to be a bat for Halloween. We looked up bat wings online and they had a remarkable similarity to these dragon wings.We did what the other reviewer suggested and hot-glued two wings back to back to make it solid on both sides. We lined up the claws and clued that part first and then I went back and fill in the other section..then glued the next claw and went back and fill it in etc...so it was all lined up nicely.We did not have any runs on the material as one other reviewer said happened with hers. Maybe because they were thicker glued together? My daughter jumped on jumpies and played basketball and rode rides and nothing happened to the wings.My daughter is about 5'7" and there wasn't a problem with the arm length. I thought I would have to tie them halfway up the arm as one reviewer said but I didn't need to. There was actually a little more length for them to go longer.Overall, I am happy because her costume cost $20 this year and made her happy as she has wanted to be a bat for two years and I didn't find the wings last year.

They are ok, but you can't spread your arms like in the photo. The wings are too small for that. I cut off the wristbands and re-stitched then down at the wing tips. It doesn't look as cool but at least it fit. I also didn't use the shoulder straps as they were also too small. I pinned the wings to the back my collar using safety pins. The pins caused the wings to "run" like when you get a run in your tights/pantyhose. (although you can't really tell from more than a foot away)From the front, the wings have no design. They are plain white. If enough light shines through, it may be ok, but they should at least be grey or black. Because face it - most of the time people look at you frok the front. I was lucky because in my weird situation (conducting) I was actually seen from the back the whole time. But that isn't normal for costumes.