Rubies DC Comics Teen Titans Robin Pet Costume, XXX-Large for Themed Parties and Halloween

We ordered a xxxl for our 70 pound labrador. It fits around his legs and chest but is a little long which is easily fixed with tying it and hiding the knot under the cape. The mask and cape needed a little tweaking as well (cut the eye holes and a little slit on the bridge of the nose so that it fits more comfortably. And the cape was quite long so we rolled it before tying it). Overall I’m really happy with this costume.

My goldendoodles is about 77 lbs and this fit well. She wasn’t a fan of the mask but wore the rest of the costume with no problem.

Very cute and my dog doesn't seem to mind wearing it. There are a couple of problems one being the eye mask didn't fit at all. It wouldn't stay on and the eye holes did not match up. The other being the sleeves were too long. I just cut the sleeves to make it short sleeved and threw out the mask. It appears to be made well and not having the mask is not a big deal to me.

I bought these as Christmas pajamas for my three dogs who like wearing clothes when it gets cold out.Straight out of the bag, these are garbage. Places were not sewn, poor fit, velcro not lining up, just general annoyances. These are the quality of the $10 cheap costumes at big box stores that are sold on the end caps around Halloween. If you purchase these, I strongly suggest you have a sewing machine (serger optional) because you will have to modify them pretty heavily.These are the modifications you must make in order to have a nicer costume. I found doing them in this order makes it easier so you are only spending about 20min fixing them:1. Sew the back closed. It comes with little pieces of velcro to close it on the back, but they do a terrible job of keeping it closed. My dogs could not keep it on without sewing the back. They would be playing and jumping but when they would shake or jump, they would be caught in the costume as it would be ripping off.2. Sew the cape onto the neck. They expect the cape to be held on by two small pieces of velcro. Any movement, and the cape just comes off.3. Now, shorten the back of the costume and cape. Unless you have a 150lbs dachshund, then this is too long for an average dog. I took off about 6" off of the cape and costume just to make sure they were comfortable to to keep my boy dog from peeing into the costume. Using the serger would work nicely here. If you do not have a serger, then just roll it twice and sew it down the length of the roll so the cut edges are not exposed. Do this on the cape and shirt.4. Line up the cape nicely along the back of the shirt so everything is even. When it is even, sew a 5" line down at the tail end of the cape. I did my line going from tail to head. This is to make sure the cape doesn't come off. It also makes it a LOT more comfortable for the dog. This step is crucial because, if not, you will be fixing the cape every two seconds so it looks nice.With these modifications, my dogs can run at full speed, jump, play, lay down, sleep, everything. They like them and think they are comfortable. Without the modifications, my dogs could not do a whole lot without the costume ripping off immediately. So, if you can not sew, make sure your grandma has a weekend when she can show you how if you buy these costumes.Also, one last thing, out of all the costumes, the Batman one was the most worth the money. Then there is a clear decrease in quality for the Superman and Robin ones.

So cute !!!but too small for my big boned boy

Fits my dog in the front, but the body is super baggy and loose + the mask is not made for a dogs face at all. Waste of $

I have a stocky pit bull who is a giant marshmallow and I figured he needed a super hero costume because why not. I ordered him the biggest size since he's a barrel bodied guy. The mask doesn't fit his face but he was ok with that. Easy to get on and take off.

I love this costume! It has Velcro all the way down the back of the shirt and the cape covers it all and velcros to the shirt itself. The mask turned my dog off. Literally refused to move and didn't know what to do. The eye holes don't really fit his face shape but the mask has Velcro also so that's cool. I have a hard time finding clothes for big breeds (spanish mastiff/German shepherd pictured) but this works very well. I also have a fat lab I wanted to wear it and the sleeves are a bit long but he's kinda short, the shirt fits him well too.