Giantex Male Mannequin Torso Adjustable Height Detachable Arms Dress Form Display w/ Metal Stand, Bright White

Well packed and shipped fast. The shipper ("OnTrac") needed specific delivery instructions, so that delayed receipt of this torso by two days. That aside, the bust is a a very nice product, well engineered and reasonably priced.

Overall its better quality than the last mannequin i bought from another manufacturer. This one even has articulated shoulders which was an unexpected benefit. The articulation is not strong enough to hold the arms up in place, but getting him dressed does not always require full disassembly, which is nice. I am disappointed that the bracket which clamps to the supporting post is plastic. It seems it could have been made more durable. The finish is good.Its a good product for a good price. I recommend it.

I bought this as a way to display my Star Wars costumes and it works great. Price is fair quality is good. The only two concerns are the screw on the bottom of the base plate might scratch your table or floor as it pokes out. If your costume is really heavy, I would be concerned that the tension screw holding the mannequin at a certain height may fail

Overall, by far the best table top mannequin I've bought. I use it for product photography and it far outstrips other mannequins in it's price range.The stand is stable enough that it doesn't wobble or shift during a shoot if you drop a few dabs of super glue or adhesive caulk onto it before screwing the post in during assembly. The white glazed coat reflects a bit of light, but not so much that it's detrimental to shooting, and the arms really help fill out the shirt to make it look natural. I also love that the arms, head and hands are all detachable and the joints are painted, which makes it WAY easier to edit them out in post. Also, unlike a lot of other table top mannequins, it's actually full-sized so you're not stuck buying extra-small or youth size shirts just to get a good product photo; you can use a small or medium shirts and get quality photos without a lot of fussing around.It's two major drawbacks are that the hardware on it is relatively roughly made, so it doesn't quite sit perfectly straight up and down, which means I have to take extra time in pinning things to get the hang natural looking, and that you have to remove the arms to easily get a shirt over it without stretching out the shirt, which isn't too big of a deal since the arms are fairly easy to slide in and out.

Ordered this for my dad as a birthday present for target practice and it was a huge hit! If you use it for the same thing it's a one and done kind of thing.

Pricing was reasonable and shipping was fast. Everything was good until it was time to mount the assembled mannequin onto its' main support pole. The pole that came in the box was *way too short* at just under 16" long, and this lack of height actually had the mannequin "dragging its' knuckles". So that put me on an unplanned scavenger hunt around the garage to find a similar diameter pipe (roughly 3/4" diameter) to serve as a *necessary* height extender. No luck. Then, it was off to Wally Mart to continue the scavenger hunt. After a lengthy search, I finally found a curtain rod kit for $20 that contained the "height extender pipe sleeve" that I was looking for. Now my mannequin isn't dragging its' knuckles anymore! Mystery: the shipping box was over 2 feet long so WHY did they only send such a short 16" long mast???

Great for memorabilia and in this case my client's hockey sweater collection. One issue is the arms extend at an outward angle and can cause a bit of a problem with pullovers so it's nice the hands, arms and head are removable. The connection to the post is plastic and only time will tell how well it will hold up.

Feels nice and solid, doesn't feel like cheap plastic, assembly is easy, and looks as good as it does in the stock photos, would highly recommend it for anyone to both model wears, and use as a form for armor and costume design