- Hooded Robe
- Belt
- Mask
- Pair of Gloves
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Chest | 33" – 42" | 84cm – 107cm |
| Waist | 25" – 38" | 64cm – 97cm | |
| Height | 5'6"-6' | 5'6"-6' | |
| Weight | 140 Pounds- 200 Pounds | 140 Pounds- 200 Pounds |
- Polyester fibers
- Pullover, hooded robe has uneven sleeves and hemline, black and red colors
- Belt ties around waist, as desired
- Pair of poly knit gloves slide on
- Plastic mask has limited vision, elastic band to secure on head
- Officially licensed
The Men’s Ghost Face Reaper Costume is an adult men’s costume combining the iconic Ghost Face slasher look with a Grim Reaper aesthetic, designed for horror-themed costume events and parties.
When Two Horror Legends Merge
Ghost Face already had a pretty solid reputation before anyone decided to ask what would happen if he also happened to be the Grim Reaper. The Men’s Ghost Face Reaper Costume answers that question with a resounding “yes, obviously, why did it take this long.” This is the crossover that horror fans and people who take October very seriously have been waiting for.
It lands perfectly for anyone who wants to lean into full-on horror villain territory without picking just one genre of terrifying. Slasher icon and cosmic death figure at the same time is, frankly, an extremely efficient use of one evening.
Product Details
The costume brings together the signature Ghost Face silhouette with Reaper-coded details, creating a dark, layered look that feels more elevated than a standard masked costume. The flowing robe and hood give it the kind of dramatic presence that reads clearly from across any room.
The Ghost Face mask is included, so the full effect is there right out of the box. Everything works together as a cohesive look rather than feeling like two separate ideas stapled together, which is exactly what you want when your concept is “two of the scariest things combined.”
Dying to Wear This One
Some costumes require a lot of explaining. This one does not. The Ghost Face Reaper look is its own complete argument. Put it on, let the robe fall, and let the night handle the rest. Truly, the scythe was always implied.
