Rubie's Costume Men's Roman Apron and Belt Accessory

Looked really good for the price. I just wanted a leather looking loin coverage. I cut off the longer dangling straps. Worked perfectly with my Thor costume.

It fits as expected and is pretty good quality at a decent price. I have a wear men's 36 waist size pants and these worked for me after loosening the ties in the back a bit.

This apron/belt is a costume item, and with the understanding it's meant for that use, it is excellent. At the price they charged, beyond excellent. Aside from the lacing, it looks like it cost many times more. However, it is definitely a costume item, leather-look over foam, though the brass rivets are quite solid and heavy, with deep decorations of lion faces, and it looks really good, even pretty authentic from a modest distance. I don't expect it to have a long life though as of yet, over riveted aluminum chainmail, it hasn't actually showed any wear. The only reason it's not getting a full 5 stars is the lacing it attaches with. On each end are four grommets and it ties with basically a long shoelace that zigzags between them. It's not as easy to get on or get size-adjusted as a normal belt, especially since the lacing goes in the back (I had to put it on backwards very loose, raise it up, carefully tighten the laces, then suck in to give it a little extra space and carefully rotate it around the right way) but once it was on it stayed put and really completed the centurion look. It's a minor quibble for an occasional-use costume item, I'd rate them 4.5 if I could do half stars.

perfect for the easter play

Bought this for a roman-themed murder dinner, with some other items, and was the best-dressed. It's vinyl, but looks really great. A couple creases from folds during packaging, but nothing major. Fantastic leather look for a costume--this piece made an impression. The lacing that came with it was a little short, but easily substituted for with other twine or ornamental rope.

Medallions didn’t last 2 hours before they started to fall out. Poor quality.

If you're a dude looking to be a gladiator at a college party where you know the quality of your costume doesn't matter because you plan on taking it off with that greek goddess across the room; go right ahead. This will do you fine. You won't have any issue taking it off in the "heat of battle", because you could pull it apart with your hands if you wanted too. For anything else, like theater, photoshoots, larping, faires, or in my case, trying to find a cheap alternative for a roman belt to hold me off until I can it a real leather one; you will find It is very disappointing and will stick out like a sore thumb. The belt is basically felt, and the leather straps are more like ribbons. Although I give it 1 star, it honestly deserves 3 because it is obviously a 12 costume belt. However, for 12 dollars you could just buy a leather belt and cut it up to look better than this.

Very good piece for the price.