- Jumpsuit
- Mask
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Chest | 44" | 112cm |
| Waist | 39 1/2" | 100cm | |
| Height | Up To 5' 11" | Up To 5' 11" | |
| Weight | Up To 230 Pounds | Up To 230 Pounds | |
| Plus | Chest | 52" | 132cm |
| Waist | 46 1/2" | 118cm | |
| Height | Up To 6 Feet Tall | Up To 6 Feet Tall | |
| Weight | Up To 270 Pounds | Up To 270 Pounds |
- Polyester fibers
- Poly knit jumpsuit has a zipper down center front, functional pockets, elastic waistband
- Molded plastic mask liike like Michael Myers with eye holes, limited vision, elastic band to secure on head
- Officially licensed
The Quiet Guy at the Party
So you’ve been described as “the strong, silent type.” But you’re ready to take it one step further—like, “silent but absolutely terrifying” levels of quiet. Enter: Michael Myers. He doesn’t talk, he doesn’t run, and he somehow always catches up with you anyway. And now, you too can radiate that same haunting energy—minus the actual crime—with this Michael Myers Costume. Perfect for horror fans, Halloween parties, or mildly traumatizing your neighbors.
Product Details
This look is all about chilling simplicity. The dark green poly-knit jumpsuit features functional pockets (yes, horror icons still need somewhere to put snacks) and a front zipper, so you can slide into slasher mode with ease. The elastic waistband keeps things comfy—even if you’re stalking around for hours, waiting for your cue.
The real kicker is the molded plastic mask: a pale, emotionless face with eye holes for limited-but-sufficient visibility. It’s secured with an elastic band, and yes, the blank stare does 90% of the work. Just pair it with your best brooding silence and an unblinking stare. And bonus: it’s officially licensed, so your spooky street cred is 100% legit.
Just Add Kitchen Knife and Looming Presence
With this costume, you don’t need to chase anyone. Just stand still. Breathe audibly. Tilt your head slowly. Voilà—instant horror movie energy. So zip up, mask on, and go give the phrase “party killer” a whole new (and terrifying) meaning.
