In Star Wars, Obi-Wan Kenobi is a Jedi Master. His Jedi clothing combines a long hooded cloak with a wrap-front tunic, trousers and a wide obi-style belt. This polyester costume offers seven choices: four full sets and three separate cloaks. The main image features the Black Full Set, while the other full sets pair a brown cloak with a white, khaki or apricot tunic. Your starting point is the tunic you want beneath that outer layer.
Four Full Sets Built Around the Tunic
The Black Full Set contains a black cloak, black tunic, trousers, girdle, belt and shoulder straps. It offers the darker, all-black version of the Jedi outfit. For a photograph focused on that colour choice, use the black set’s front image as your reference for the cloak and tunic together.
The White Tunic Full Set, Khaki Tunic Full Set and Apricot Tunic Full Set each supply a brown cloak, the named tunic, trousers, girdle, belt and shoulder straps. Their names distinguish the tunic colours; brown remains the cloak colour across these sets. A comparison image brings all four full-set options together, making it useful when choosing between the black combination and the alternatives beneath a brown cloak.
A Closer Look at the White and Khaki Sets
The white tunic has dedicated detail photography, including a separate belt-detail image. These references are useful for an Obi-Wan portrait centred on the tunic and waist layers. The girdle and belt are distinct items in the full-set contents, with shoulder straps also supplied, so there is more to the outfit than its hooded outer garment.
Khaki has both a front image and a full-length set image. Use the latter when planning a photograph that includes the brown cloak, tunic and trousers together. Apricot has its own front image, giving that tunic-and-cloak pairing a separate reference after you have compared the grouped full sets.
Brown, Black or Wine Red Over Your Own Tunic
If you already have a Jedi tunic, consider the separate cloaks. Brown Cloak Only, Black Cloak Only and Wine Red Cloak Only each supply a single hooded cloak. These options let you keep that tunic as the basis of your costume and choose the outer layer separately.
Brown corresponds to the cloak colour in the white, khaki and apricot sets; black echoes the Black Full Set. Wine red provides a separate cloak colour beyond those full-set combinations. There are individual images for the black and wine red cloaks, plus a brown-cloak photograph and a separate brown hood detail. Use that close view for a hood-focused Obi-Wan portrait, especially when the hood is the part you want to emphasise.
Adult Choices and Accessories for an Obi-Wan Outfit
Boots and a lightsaber are not supplied with this costume. Add your own boots alongside the full set’s trousers, and consider a prop lightsaber for an Obi-Wan portrait. With a cloak-only style, your own tunic forms the base of the outfit, so choose the cloak colour in relation to that piece.
Adult sizing is available across all seven styles, with XS as the smallest label and XXXL as the largest. That applies to the full sets as well as the brown, black and wine red cloak options.
Obi-Wan Alternatives and Other Star Wars Robes
Continue with another Obi-Wan outfit, or bring Anakin and Luke into a Star Wars costume group.
- Explore another wardrobe for the same character with Star Wars Obi-Wan Kenobi Cosplay Costume Blue Tunic, Grey Shawl And Brown Trousers Undercover Outfit.
- Star Wars Anakin Skywalker Cosplay Costume Black Hooded Jedi Robe Full Set pairs with the Black Full Set through its black hooded Jedi robe theme.
- Star Wars The Mandalorian Luke Skywalker Cosplay Costume Black Jedi Tunic With Hooded Cloak adds Luke to a Star Wars group built around Jedi clothing.