SvanseaMen's Deluxe Santa Suit 11pc. Christmas Ultra Velvet Adult Santa Claus Costume

SO, I did HOURS of research, trying to find the best, REASONABLY PRICED Santa suit, since my daughter won't be going to sit on any mall santas this year. HOURS. Yes, there are MUCH cheaper santa suits out there, and there are many, MANY almost identical to this one, but I'm just here to tell you that THIS one, will take care of everything you need.My number one worry was the wig and beard being absolute trash, and ruining the illusion. The wig and beard for this one, while not cosplay level, should absolutely be good enough for all the dads and pop pops dressing up for the kids. I have a NICE, thick beard myself, and you could barely see THAT through this beard. (I plan on shaving anyway, so it should be perfect for what I need it for). It's not going to fool a 10 year old, asking questions and giving you a close inspection, but at a glance, all the kiddos will totally believe you're Saint Nick. I was also worried about the boot covers, as they tend to look TERRIBLE in peoples pictures. They were perfect. I was going to actually get boots, but I have no need. My wife even said, "oh wow....it came with boots and everything!," thinking that the boot covers (with my shoes) were boots. The fur on the suit is great, and the glasses, bell and santa sack are all serviceable.There are SOME issues, and a few areas where it could be better. First, the worst thing about the suit is the belt. It is ENORMOUS. I mean length wise. I can wrap this thing around me TWICE. I got a bigger size, fully planning to pad a little to get nice and jolly, and even with some decent padding underneath, I STILL had to use the last belt hole and there was about 18 inches of excess that needed to be tucked. The other problem is that the belt is slick, so the excess just slides RIGHT out of the loop for excess. I'll have to use some velcro to keep it in place.Secondly, the gloves are a little chintzy. They stretch well enough, but they are very thin and I imagine wont last too long. I will probably look for replacement gloves for subsequent years.Third, although the suit is on the thinner side, it got hot QUICK. I had nothing underneath but my boxers, but with the suit and the padding, inside my 72 degree house, I started overheating within minutes. I don't think that that is a FAULT of the suit, but it's definitely something you might want to keep in mind.Either way, I'm stoked on this suit, and although I was NOT jazzed about paying $100 for a friggin' Santa Claus suit (seriously, did any of you, as a 20 something, out there running the streets, ever think that you'd be on amazon spending a Franklin on a santa suit?!), I'm super excited to see my little girl light up for years to come. Buy once, cry once.

Ok first off the suit is great for the money. Im not using the beard because I have one. Glasses are round lenses would prefer rectangles.I did make a couple of changes:1) applied a Velcro tab for the excess belt; so it doesn’t flop2) boots:A) I purchased cheap rubber black bootsB) trimmed off all but three inches of the black funky boot cover leaving the white fur cuff attached to three inches of black boot cover.C) slip 3” of the funky boot covering into boot and fold white cuff over outside of boot. Use double sided tape to secure boot cover to boot!4) purchase bells and make some bracelets so you jingle when you wave! Also great when leading in song! Jingle bells , jingle bells…Merry Christmas!

My grandson, 12, loved the Santa suit. It had all the accessories he wanted and the quality was good. He was Santa for our whole family on Christmas.

This Santa suit isn't too bad for the price point. Here are some things you should be aware of just in case they factor into your use for the suit.***The beard and wig are full enough but they photograph very yellow. In fact, I had to reduce yellows a bit so Santa didn't look like he had yellow hair. You can see the color difference in the cuffs of his coat as compared to the hair. I also posted the RAW image so you can see just how yellow the beard looks in photos. It's not as yellow in person but definitely reflects that color when lit by flash.***The black boot covers are pretty small for a man's suit. My son only wears a 10 1/2 in a show and they don't really cover his shoes. I may just get him some cheap black boots and sew the boot cuffs to the pants.***My son needs glasses to see so he didn't wear the Santa glasses for this shoot. The bows on them are quite short.***The beard and wig are ok in fullness but the wig is more like a short afro. The hair could be longer to cover the neckline and the elastic from the beard. BTW, do not plan on seeing the mouth through the beard. it is just a slit. You could drink through a straw and that is about it.***For a first-run emergency Santa suit that didn't break the bank, it's not too bad. It has all the parts you need. Just add a smile and a good Ho Ho Ho and this suit will do the trick.

No one believed I got this for less than $70. Its great quality, comes with everything needed including a sack and bell! We got an XL, which is what my hubby wears in shirts, 38 size waist and was perfect size. The hat is tight, but we think that’s to keep the wig on your head. The beard is a bit scratchy, but that’s kind of to be expected with costumes.Did not regret this purchase. Absolutely recommend!

The suit is really a great suit. We had to trim the beard a bit. Very realistic and folks love it! If you need a Santa suit, this one really turns it out!

Granpa played Santa this year and this suite was perfect! I was a little worried when I ordered it last minute about it fitting and quality but it turned out to the perfect! Lightweight suite for the warmer climate a plus. Great suit and the glasses plus the gold bag was a hit!!

Nice overall. Wig(s) are very cheap and the suit runs a little small and short. Size up