Sexy Princess Leia Slave Costume Review

PRODUCT DESCRIPTION:

This outfit consists of a skirt made out of polyester that is attached to a pair of briefs. Inclded is a bra-type top, a small headpiece, and a belt and choker necklace. The sizes are 2-4 (XSmall); 4-6 (Small), and 6-8 (Medium). Be sure to hand wash the garment and hang it up to dry. Click here for more information!

WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY:

Below is a summary of the feedback we gathered from the product's ACTUAL customers:

Pros:

* Quality not perfect, but competent
* Good pricing for Halloween
* Nice color
* Sizing was precise
* Great looking outfit after a few minor repairs
* Minor adjustments made it really cool
* Star Wars fans won't mind the little work the outfit needs so it will be perfect
* Good costume and well made
* Just a little work made it wonderful and perfect
* Very happy with this outfit

Cons:

* Returned because plastic parts were warped
* Some of the rubber accessories are cheap
* The fabric could be better
* Couldn't use the hairpieces
* Had to use hot glue on the top
* Designs different than the image
* Could have used a higher quality material
* Don't like the top
* Jewelry just cheap rubber junk
* The picture isn't accurate
* Fabric full of static
* Try to see a copy of this outfit before you buy it
* Colors were wrong
* Rubber accessories had a strong odor

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CONCLUSION:

Go to a regular store and check out this outfit before you buy it. When you wear the outfit, be careful of the top. The velcro could come undone, leaving you exposed. It might be a good idea to search for a higher quality outfit like this if you really are intent on being Princess Leia as a slave. Several people mentioned that they had to do significant repair work to fix some problems.

MANUFACTURER INFORMATION:

In 1950, "Rubie's Candy Store" opened in Queens, NY. By 1959 it had changed it's name to "Rubie's Fun House." With as few as 200 costumes in it's inventory, in 1967 Rubie's began to rent out costumes, and decided to rename the company "Rubie's Costume Company" in 1972. When 1973 arrived, they started mass-producing Halloween costumes. They changed their location in 1979 to Richmond Hill, also in Queens, NY. Paramount Pictures granted Rubie's their 1st major license to produce Star Trek Costumes in 1990. Since then, Rubie's opened operations in several countries - among them, Portugal, Spain, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, and Canada. Warner Brothers granted Rubie's WorldWide Rights in 1999.

MANUFACTURER CONTACT INFORMATION:

AMERICA
Customer Service:
516.326.1500

CANADA
Customer Service:
905.470.0300

UNITED KINGDOM
Customer Service:
+44.1491.826500

FRANCE
Costumer Service:
+33.3.8584.1818

SPAIN
Customer Service:
+34.9.3788.8992

PORTUGAL
Customer Service:
+351.2175.85013

GERMANY
Customer Service:
+49.2202.104-0

ASIA
Customer Service:
+81.6.4304.1146
+852.2366.7878