Raven's look in Teen Titans comes from two pieces doing their jobs together: a dark purple hooded cloak closed with a red gem at the throat, and a black bodysuit underneath with a gold belt riding at the waist. This adult set ($36.99 in every size) hands you both halves at once rather than leaving you to match a cape to a leotard you already own.
A Cloak, A Leotard, A Gold Belt
The cape runs floor-length with a pointed hood and a satin-like sheen, and it closes at the neck with a red gem set in a gold mount. Underneath goes a glossy black long-sleeve bodysuit cut like a leotard, with a high collar, a zip running the full length of the back, and pointed cuffs that extend over the backs of your hands. A gold belt with red gem accents sits over the bodysuit at the waist and ties closed at the back with gold cords. A wig, boots, stockings, and a forehead gem aren't included, and the gold mesh head on the display mannequin is a display prop rather than a piece of the costume.
Reading The Maker's Chart By Height And Chest
The maker's size chart runs by body height alongside chest, waist, hip, and shoulder, not by a single label, so it's worth checking two numbers instead of one. In centimeters:
- XS: height 153-157, chest 79-81, waist 60-62, hip 87-89
- S: height 158-162, chest 82-84, waist 63-65, hip 90-92
- M: height 163-167, chest 85-87, waist 66-68, hip 93-95
- L: height 168-172, chest 88-90, waist 69-71, hip 96-98
- XL: height 173-177, chest 91-93, waist 72-74, hip 99-101
- XXL: height 178-182, chest 94-96, waist 75-77, hip 103-105
- XXXL: height 183-187, chest 97-99, waist 78-80, hip 106-108
The chart itself labels the two largest rows 2XL and 3XL, but the listing sells them as XXL and XXXL, so use those names at checkout. If your height and chest point to different rows, the bodysuit's fit depends more on chest and waist than on height alone, since the cape has room to fall past most leg lengths regardless.
Getting The Belt And Zip Right
The belt ties at the back rather than buckling, so pull both cords evenly before you knot them; a lopsided tie drags the front gems off-center, which is the first thing a photo will catch. The bodysuit's back zip runs the full length of the spine, which is a two-person job the first time you put the costume on — loop a finger through the tab and have someone else guide the pull so the collar sits flat against your neck instead of twisted to one side. Once the zip is up, settle the belt over it so the join at the small of your back is hidden rather than visible under the gold cords.
Rounding Out The Rest Of Raven
Since the set stops at the cape, bodysuit, and belt, a dark violet bob wig and a small forehead gem are the two additions that move this from "purple cape" to "recognizably Raven" in photos. Tuck the wig's edge fully inside the hood rather than letting it spill over the collar, so the hood's point stays crisp from the side. When you sit down at a panel or a table, sweep the cape to one side first, because a floor-length hem trapped under the chair will tug the pointed hood back off your head the moment you lean forward. Between scenes, let the cape hang open at the front instead of pinning it shut; the cloak's shape and the bodysuit's belt are both meant to be seen at once, not one covering the other.