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Grim Reaper Robes for an Apocalyptic Gathering

Black Reaper Four Horsemen costume with inner robe, hooded tabard, belt and skull mask

An inner robe, hooded tabard, belt and skull mask arrive together with this Grim Reaper costume. These four pieces establish the figure through layers, a defined waist and a skeletal face. The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse costume offers five named color choices, including a classic Black Reaper alongside Famine, War, Pestilence and Death. Each version costs $54.99, so color can follow your character idea or the needs of a group.

Four riders and a black Reaper

The options are Purple Famine, Red War, Green Pestilence, Grey Death and Black Reaper. Those names make planning a coordinated appearance straightforward: the four named riders form one group, while the black version offers the familiar standalone Reaper. There is no price difference between them. For someone choosing without a group, the question is simply which of those identities they want to portray.

Color also gives a group photograph an organizing principle. Put the four riders beside one another and each person has a distinct role within the shared robe-and-skull theme. Adding Black Reaper creates a fifth figure without repeating one of the named riders.

A hood, a skull, two robe layers

The hooded tabard sits over the inner robe, making the layered outline central to this costume. The belt marks the waist, while the skull mask concentrates attention around the face. That leaves relatively little need for elaborate acting: a still stance and a deliberate turn toward the camera can suit the Reaper just as well as a large gesture.

The listed garment material is polyester. Keep the distinction between the two clothing layers in mind when comparing measurements; the outer robe and inner robe have separate charts, with different lengths and widths.

Long hems deserve the first measurement

Every color is available in XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL and XXXL. Start by comparing the robe lengths with a similar garment you already own. In XS, the outer robe has a 135 cm back length and the inner robe measures 137 cm; at XXXL, those lengths reach 153 cm and 155 cm respectively.

Width needs a separate check. For M, the outer robe bust is 151 cm, while the inner robe bust is 125 cm and its waist is 132 cm. These are garment measurements, so treating the outer measurement as the space available through both layers would give you an incomplete picture of the fit.

The measurements were taken flat by hand, with a possible difference of 1–3 cm. The XXXL inner robe shoulder measurement is not provided because that chart entry is misprinted; use the other published dimensions rather than guessing the missing figure.

Give Death room in the frame

A full-length photograph lets the robe layers matter as much as the skull. Leave space below the hem in the composition, particularly when photographing all four riders together. A closer portrait tells a different part of the story, using the hood and mask to narrow attention to the figure looking back at the camera.

The scythe, gloves and shoes are not included; a costume shop can supply these separately, with a foam scythe as a practical prop choice.

More skulls and hooded Halloween figures

These are theme picks rather than franchise siblings, connected by reaper imagery, skulls or a hooded horror silhouette.

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