Anime No Face Kaonashi Cosplay Costume with Purple Mask+Clothes+Gloves

I'll begin this by stating that I knew this costume wouldn't look as good as the movie character. For the price, I didn't expect much. And this costume earns one star for that fact. I wanted to give this costume a look though, if only to be able to figure out how to reverse-engineer something better.The mask that comes with this costume is ridiculously small, flimsy and thin. It has a thin elastic that goes over the black shroud. There is no way for the mask to really stay put. It slips around with the fabric. And the holes in the fabric on the face of the shroud have to be in just the right spot to see through. If the shroud slips around (and it does), your visibility is gone. There is no "black out" material over the eyes, so your eyes are quite visible in this. This completely ruins the effect of this costume! On top of that, the mask smooshes into your nose, so it's quite uncomfortable. I ended up 3d printing a Kaonashi mask.The gloves are thin, not long enough to cover the arms, and don't stay up. I ended up buying some formal opera length black gloves to replace them.This costume earns a second star because I used the shroud as a sort of pattern template to make my own No Face shroud. I bought 8 yards of very inexpensive broadcloth to make a longer shroud with better visibility. The shroud is draped over a metal backpack frame. The backpack frame was rigged to secure the mask well above my head, allowing me to see through the fabric itself. When worn, my DIY Kaonashi cosplay is over 7 feet tall, which is a much better "true to movie" scale than this costume.If you're not expecting much from a costume, this No Face costume is for you. Expect to have to make some serious alterations/modifications to it if you plan on wearing it more than a few minutes. If you have access to a 3d printer, though, I strongly suggest saving your money and making one on your own!

Good for the price. Ordered large and yes it's really large but does it matter? Bigger is better so it grows with the kid. Or for mom to borrow. Easy to shorten it up, either trim it or sew it. Mask is low quality but does it matter? Put together and hit Uwajicon or ready for halloween. You will have many No-face fans want to take photos with. I got some chocolate coins and Kiss Gold to hand out. Awesome. Yes you can go to Jo-ann to buy cheapest black fabric and make mask yourself if you are a little artistic not hard at all but total cost might not far from buying this $18. Only part that may not work for some, gloves that come with are not large, it is rather small/medium size.

pretty good, but it is made for people with really small hands so the gloves were not wearable. the mask just shows the wearer's eyes which is funny looking so putting thin black piece of cloth on the inside will make it look better (I used the material from the gloves I couldn't wear). also, the main sheet has eyeholes that didn't really line up with my face, but since I was wearing a mask, my adjustments made with scissors were unnoticeable. Oh, and the mouth on the mask is purple when it should be black, but paint or a marker easily fixes that.

Im going to ACEN this year with my friends and we're going as a group of no face. It fits pretty good but is VERY long. If youre 5'3 like me or shorter you're going to have to hym it. So you dont trip yourself. It also has a slight smell but thats not an issue i cant fix with a light washing. My main beef with this costume is the mask doesnt want to stay on. You'll have to glue it on like i plan to. Otherwise it pops off your head or blinds you. Didnt post a picture of me wearing it because im shy, but i assue you it fits great. I also found it halarious there are recycled playing cards inside the gloves.

The gloves are great, the costume is just a sheet, and the mask is flimsy plastic but, it all lasted a full day of wear a con so it’s a quick an easy cosplay.Couple strands loose on the sheet tho.