Fancy Dresses West

Fever Wild West Costume, Brown, with Dress. Heat up the Wild West with the Fever Wild West Costume! Yeehaw! Complete the look with our Black Diamond Net Tights and other accessories.. Washing Instruct more→ions: Dry Clean Only. Product Code: 33794

Fever Wild West Costume, Brown, with Dress. Heat up the Wild West with the Fever Wild West Costume! Yeehaw! Complete the look with our Black Diamond Net Tights and other accessories.. Washing Instruct more→ions: Dry Clean Only. Product Code: 33794

Wild West
Let's say you're going to be in an old Western movie. Which character do you want to play? The heroic loner who rides into town with a tragic past? Bad idea. Most of them don't end up more→living all the way through the film, or if they do, life doesn't get any less tragic. The morally upright town sheriff? Also a bad call. They don't have the highest survival rates around here. You also don't want to be some poor joe-schmoe in the bar. The likelihood of you getting shot by the bad guy as an example is pretty dang high. 
If you want to survive the film, we recommend you consider being someone like the local bartender. Think about it. No one wants to shoot the bartender! Who would serve th…

Want to know what the most dangerous job in all of the Wild West was? It's not the undertaker. It's not the cowboy. It's not even the gunslinger. Nope, the most dangerous job in the west was probably more→the bartender. Why, you might wonder? Well, just think about it. All those rough and tumble characters strolling into the saloon to get a major dose of whiskey just spells trouble. And who has to break up all the squabbles? That's right, the bartender. That's why bartenders of the old west needed to have a look that was just as rough and tumble as the shifty characters walking into his bar.This Adult Old West Bartender Costume creates the look of a whiskey-slinging barkeep who doesn't take any guff …

Want to know what the most dangerous job in all of the Wild West was? It's not the undertaker. It's not the cowboy. It's not even the gunslinger. Nope, the most dangerous job in the west was probably more→the bartender. Why, you might wonder? Well, just think about it. All those rough and tumble characters strolling into the saloon to get a major dose of whiskey just spells trouble. And who has to break up all the squabbles? That's right, the bartender. That's why bartenders of the old west needed to have a look that was just as rough and tumble as the shifty characters walking into his bar.This Adult Old West Bartender Costume creates the look of a whiskey-slinging barkeep who doesn't take any guff …

This is an exclusive Men's Plus Size Old West Bartender Costume.

Wild West
Let's say you're going to be in an old Western movie. Which character do you want to play? The heroic loner who rides into town with a tragic past? Bad idea. Most of them don't end up more→living all the way through the film, or if they do, life doesn't get any less tragic. The morally upright town sheriff? Also a bad call. They don't have the highest survival rates around here. You also don't want to be some poor joe-schmoe in the bar. The likelihood of you getting shot by the bad guy as an example is pretty dang high. 
If you want to survive the film, we recommend you consider being someone like the local bartender. Think about it. No one wants to shoot the bartender! Who would serve th…

What happens when every cantankerous cowpoke, every grimy gunslinger and depraved desperado wants to come to your party to wet their whistle? Why, you give them exactly what they want pardner, 'cept w more→e reckon you give it to them with a little more attitude. We reckon you ought to serve those rowdy varmints a taste of surly with that whiskey.It takes a particular type of hombre to serve the rough and tumble cowboy types of the Wild West. Those boys have spent a whole day riding horses, roping cattle and protecting the ranch from bandits, so the only way to serve them is with an attitude and look as rough as their own countenance. That means slamming a shot of whiskey down on the bar while staring …