1920 Gangster Zoot Suit Costumes

Our mobster costume includes the pinstriped suit and a black dickey with an attached white tie. Our mobster costume comes in adult sizes Medium, XX-Large, Large, X-Large. This gangster fedora is sold separately from this 1920's mobster costume. Please note: This item's color may vary due to inherent manufacturing variations or your computer monitor's color settings. The item you receive will be identical or substantially similar to the item pictured in this listing.

Button front longer length pinstripe zoot suit with matching pants with side pocket and gold chain detail. Includes adjustable removable elastic suspenders, matching hat and neck tie with $ sign detail. (men's black shirt not included). (4 piece set)8105

Dressing up is fun all year long when you have costumes and accessories from Forum Novelties. Featuring a wide range of sizes and styles, you're sure to find what you want for your next masquerade ball, Halloween party, or just for a night on the town.

Rubie's costume company has the licensed and non-licensed costumes, decor, and accessories for every season: Halloween, Christmas, mardi gras, Easter, and all in-between. A leading innovator in the industry, in business and stocking product 12 months a year, Rubie's has the broadest product line of any costume company. Rubie's has more than 2 million square feet of office, development, warehouse, and production space. Products are manufactured all over the world, with approximately 35 percent of... [Read More]

Our gangster costume includes 4 button double breasted jacket with matching pull-on pants. This gangster costume comes in adult sizes Plus Size 1X, X-Small, Large, Small, Plus Size 3X, X-Large, Medium. Wear this cool criminal suit as a Roaring 20s Al Capone costume or as part of a Bonnie and Clyde couples costumes set. Pinstriped fedora gangster hat and toy tommy gun sold separately from this men's mobster Halloween costume.

6 button double breasted jacket and matching pants

Gangster spats are a great finishing touch to any gangster costume For more than 30 years, forum novelties has been a leader in the costume industry, as well as the joke, trick, magic, and novelty gift item business. Forum offers over 8,000 items to choose from, ranging from baby costumes, to adult and plus-size costumes, to pet costumes. Look to forum novelties for all of your Halloween, luau, Christmas, mardi gras, and St. Patrick's day supplies. From funny to frightening, forum has it all... [Read More]

The fedora is a timeless fashion piece. Popular in 1940 Hollywood movies, fedoras were worn by male actors playing gangsters, spies, mobsters and other "macho" characters. Add this perfect accessory to your gangsta, private detective, or sophisticated gentleman form the 60's costume! This fedora has the classic pinched front and indented crown with a wide 2.5" brim. Approximately 22" in circumference. The hat is made of a soft plush fabric. It's adorned with a shiny black band and comes with an ... [Read More]

Dressed for smooth criminal success, the mobster costume is a vest, pants with pockets and a tie.

The perfect costume for those new concrete shoes you just bought! Our adult mob boss costume features a thick pinstriped poly-knit mobster jacket and pants with a comfortable elastic waistband. An attached Black mock gangster shirt is included and a MOCK tie and matching handkerchief give you that signature mob boss look without having to go on the lamp

Zoot Suit Mens 20's Purple Gangster Halloween Costume

These pin striped zoot suits are right out of the prohibition era and practically a teamster's union standard issue gangsters and mobster uniform! Did you know that Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone (January 17, 1899 - January 25, 1947) started his career in Brooklyn before moving to lead The Chicago Outfit? He was never successfully convicted of racketeering charges - Capone's criminal career ended in 1931 when he was indicted and convicted by the federal government for income-tax

These pin striped zoot suits are right out of the prohibition era and practically a teamster's union standard issue gangsters and mobster uniform! Did you know that Alphonse Gabriel "Al" Capone (January 17, 1899 - January 25, 1947) started his career in Brooklyn before moving to lead The Chicago Outfit? He was never successfully convicted of racketeering charges - Capone's criminal career ended in 1931 when he was indicted and convicted by the federal government for income-tax