Description
Steampunk Tailcoat
The Steampunk Tailcoat for men will transport you to the era of steam engines. The ideal costume piece for your Victorian outfit. And we also have the matching Lady Emily in our assortment, so you can go to the steampunk party in a partner costume.Black Steampunk Tailcoat for Men
The black tailcoat is made in military design with golden rank stripes on one sleeve and epaulettes on the shoulders. With this costume you will become a steampunk officer.Pads are sewn into the shoulders. The buttons in the front can be unbuttoned properly and are not just for decoration. The collar area of the steampunk tuxedo is designed in bronze color and stands out nicely from the overall black look.
Brown pants and similar steampunk top hat can be ordered separately. Glasses, shirt, shoe covers and shoes are also not included.
Includes
- Tailcoat
Washing and warning instructions
Hand wash only
Do not iron
Not suitable for dryers
No dry cleaning
Do not bleach
Specifications
We measure the costumes lying on the table. If you also measure a piece of clothing that fits you lying down, we have the same basis and you can avoid ordering a selection, according to the motto "exchange instead of selection" , if it really doesn't fit. Re-shipping is free of charge for you!
Please note:
The manufacturer's size information on the packaging may vary. We have always given German sizes.
The sizes are as indicated here:
| Frack | S-M | M-L |
|---|---|---|
| shoulder length: | - | - |
| sleeves: | - | - |
| lenght front cm: | - | - |
| chest/bust measurement: | - | - |
| lenght backside cm: | - | - |
| waist measurement: | - | - |
Manufacturer info / EU Responsible Person
Trade name / Trademark: Funny Fashion - Espa
E-mail address: [email protected]
Zip / City: 3530 Houthalen
Street and house number: Europark 1030
Country: Belgium
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