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| Zorro |
| This three piece Zorro costume consists of cloak with clasp, hat, and mask. The cloak is a medium weight wool, with judicious amounts of trim. The clasp was originally part of an Indian jewelry set, the earrings, I believe. The chain has been replaced with a heavier gold chain and appropriate pinbacks have been attached. The hat is a wool felt hat, with painted felt appliques on each side of the brim and along the crown. The mask is a polyester habotai, with the eyeholes heat sealed and fringe sewn on two edges. Starting at $200 |