Micotaku Unisex Miraculous Ladybug Cat Noir Cosplay Set Polyester Jumpsuit Eye Mask Ear Coverings Wrist Ankle Coverings

My nephew as very happy with his Cat Noir Halloween costume.

It’s almost perfect! The main suit is great quality, way better than the spirit halloween one i tried. Nice feel and print, even has a nice piping detail. The accessories are mediocre at best. The mask looks a little weird and doesn’t sit nice, and the ears are horrendous, didnt even try to use them. The gloves are also very small but they have a hole in the palm, so i just stuck my hands through there and used my own gloves over it. I ordered a small because the medium was out of stock, and the length was nearly perfect except for the sleeves being short. I’m 6’1 and 120lbs with broad shoulders.

Definitely upside one size. The face mask did not come as shown in accessories. Otherwise, look good!

The costume arrived in bad condition, and it was missing one ear. It was too late to order another one, so he returned it because it didn’t arrive as expected.

My son loves it. He kept pointing out stitching and zippers and suvh that match the character. The fabric is stretchy enough to accommodate his under 5' stature in this men's size costume. He was disappointed that it does not cover his shoes the way some other costumes have. I think last year he was Spiderman and the costume covered the tops of his shoes with a strap underneath to secure them. He outgrew it and it has gone the way of hand-me-downs. The long tail/belt drags on the ground. This is true to the cartoon character, but he never seems to have anyone step on his. I would like to see some arrangement for moving in crowds. My wedding dress had a train, and it had a way to hook some fabric up so it no longer dragged and I could dance. They should make a way to hook 2/3 of the way down the tail to a belt loop or something. The next issue was the ears. They were shipped flat and never fully recovered. The way they are sewn they need to be supported in their shape in the package if they are not going to develop a crease. The crease each one developed was off center because part of the ear meant to stand up had just been flattened down onto the base. It would have worked better if they had intentionally folded the ears in half, folding both the base and the upper part of the ear. Then the ears would not have tended to flop to one side. I did use a medium low iron with a pressing cloth to decrease the affect of the crease, but with the imitation leather I don't think it can be fully repaired. Also on the ears, I found them difficult to secure. I am not fully sure I have a better plan. With the longer haircut it might be possible to hide a narrow headband under the hair that would provide a secure attachment point. The type of clip used to secure the ears I have only ever used before to hold pin curls, which are very different from having that loose boy style hair going on. My son seemed to find that the ring came off rather easily. I think because his hands are small compared to the costume size. It did not occur to me to use yarn or something to help with that until right now. We did not purchase a wig (sold separately) for a couple reasons. My DS has hair about the right color and I was able to let him grow it to about the right length. Someone told me that wigs (not just this one but pretty much all wigs) are itchy, even if you wear fabric liner. My son is neurodivergent and would probably not have done well with itchy. We did purchase the separate staff, and it has quality issues, but still made for a happy kid. I made him pay for that optional piece (since it was that important to him) and he has not said he regretted it.