Rasta ImpostaTrophy Head Deer

Silly and funny costume head, arrived promptly, good quality for an inexpensive costume. Stuffed it with plastic grocery bags and it looked great all evening. Added a brown shirt to wear, and this deer head provided lots of laughs with our couple costume of 'deer in the headlights'! :)

Purchased for a theme party and boy did this get laughs! Stuffed the nose with a sock because costume would have laid flat.

It's a cheap costume but it was perfect to wear. I bought it for a Reindeer 5K run and it was just fine. The creases can be ironed out and the structure of the costume remains constant and doesn't slouch.

LOVED IT. It even made my boss laugh, and that guy doesn't think anything is funny.Yes... you do have to stuff it, so buy a bag of polyfil. I dress up every year and this is pretty standard for this type of costume. I find that I have to make some sort of alteration to most commercial costumes, so this didn't turn me off.I also bought a piece of plastic poster board at Michael's and cut + spray glued it to the back of the "mount" to give it a little more body. If you're going to do this, I'd suggest wearing rubber gloves and getting a second set of hands to help with aligning and sticking. I ended up with polyfill stuck to my fingers, but I don't know how well it might have worked if I'd tried to add that piece without stuffing it first. It might have been fine without this step, but again, I expect to have to make some additions to my costumes.I think the ears totally make this, but mine were kind of floppy. I just held them out away from the deer head and sprayed with spray glue which stiffened them up and they stuck out like they do in the picture.This did arrive quite wrinkled as others mentioned. Stuffing the head got rid of the wrinkles there, but the neck and "wood" were still pretty wrinkled. I hit them with an iron over a pillow case (both layers) and got some of the wrinkles out, but not all. Also, I let the iron get to hot, which caused the "wood" fabric to warp a little, but I don't think it made it any less effective. I am in the process of moving, so I don't have access, but I think a steam dryer would have helped a lot.One final note: the back of this is basically open, so you will see your hair / the back of your head.

Wore this to a halloween costume party and got quite a few compliments. It's pretty hilarious overall and super easy. I chose it for the low maintenance value. You really don't have to do much except stuff it full of newspaper to make the antlers and the nose stick out.Overall, I would highly recommend this product. Can't wait to bust it out next year!

For what I wanted this for, it will work great. The person that I bought this for is a hunter, he needed a costume for band that wouldn't interfere with his ability to play his instrument. The costume looks just like the picture, the fit is good, a real plus since he is over 6 ft tall. At right under $20. it's a great price point.There are a couple of negatives that keeps me from giving this a 5. If you expect to wear it directly out of the packaging, A grab and go to the party, That could be a problem. I will have to spend some time trimming threads. There are little threads left on the antlers, across the top head and ear seams. Not a big issue, just annoying.., The bigger issue is that it comes in a plastic pouch all folded up. The part that frames the head has deep creases across it. It isn't smooth as in the picture. The plastic packaging states do not iron, the inside instruction sheet states to gently steam with a steamer, or hang by a shower. You aren't suppose to wash, iron or dry clean, Since I don't have a steamer, it will be a my shower buddy for a few days..

This was a hit on Halloween. Everyone thought it was super funny. I did purchase polyfill to stuff the antlers and fill it out more.

This is cute and I won second place with it in a costume contest at work --- but it is very cheaply made. I didn't mind stuffing it with paper towels I just can't believe it cost $25!!!

Love it.

thanck you