Male 60s Costumes

Woodstock-inspired faux-sued fringed top with lace up detailing. Includes tie-dye head band and make love not war and peace pins. (Sunglasses not included.) (four-piece set)

The Smiffy's 60s groovy hippie costume. Please note that all our Smiffy's products will always come in full Smiffy's branded packaging.

With over 5 decades as the world's leader in costumes and accessories We take seriously the mission to make dressing up fun. From witches and pirates to vampires and zombies, from Graceland to galaxies far, far away, We know that the Rubie's costume collection will inspire you to a bigger and better Halloween season mascots, rental quality costumes, masks, wigs, accessories, shoes, and every significant licensed costume you want to wear can be found under the rubie's brand. Still family owned, s... [Read More]

Includes Psychedelic Hippie Man Costume, Multi-Coloured, with Trousers, Shirt, Headband and Belt. Please note that all our Smiffys products will always come in full Smiffys branded packaging.

Hippy dude costume includes blue pants, psychedelic peace sign top with attached vest, and headband. Coordinates perfectly with Forum hippie groovy girl costume! look to Forum novelties for all your Halloween, luau, Easter, mardi gras, and St. Patrick's day supplies as well as 60's inspired costumes in sizes and styles for the entire family.

Shirt with attached vest and headband

Includes Orion the Hippie Costume, Blue, with Top, Trousers, Headscarf & Medallion. Please note that all our Smiffys products will always come in full Smiffys branded packaging.

Groovy to the max, brother. Easy to wear because you wear with your own comfortable pants. A world-leader in the creation of costumes, rubie's costume company is a family-owned and run business based in new york state. With more than 60 years experience and the largest selection, rubie's has the costumes and accessories children and adults want for halloween and year-around dress up fun.

With the use of personal testimonies of both the famous and the unknown, this book seeks to establish the link between the two key elements of Modernism today—American rhythm and blues and British working-class fashion. It follows the transition of musical styles from London in the late 1950s, with the black American servicemen and their love of bebop, through the sharply dressed Mods of the early 1960s, to the dawning of the skinhead and suedehead movements which provided the musical and sty... [Read More]