The style shown here is the wizard school student robe like those in the more recent movies.  We have also created unlined wizard student robes similar to the first two movies.

Made from durable black 100% cotton twill to your measurement specifications, the interior is 100% cotton broadcloth in your choice of color for the hood, facings and sleeve lining, and black satin through the robe body.  The robe features a two button and loop front closure and a pointed hood.  Wand pockets available upon request.

These robes cost $180 + shipping without a house patch. 

As there are many patch styles to choose from, we ask you to purchase your favorite style/size of patch and have the patch sent directly to us while we are constructing your robe.

For custom made clothing similar to that shown here or in a different style
please see our custom orders page then contact us for a price estimate.

Inspired by the robes worn by He Who Shall Not Be Named, this custom ordered ensemble features two black silk robes with materials and contrast effect selected by the customer.  

The inner robe is 100% silk satin charmeuse with the collar matte side out for contrast.  The outer robe is made from 100% silk medium weight crepe and has contrast silk satin facings on the bell sleeves.  

This ensemble costs about $425 + shipping.

The above Potions Master inspired robe was made from unlined cotton twill, and was our prototype for this style robe.  It is pleated at the back yoke and at the back of the huge winglike sleeves.  Jacket shown was created by Kambriel for the model.  Thank you Storm for modeling and Shadow for taking the photos!

Lupin inspired robe made from suit weight wool in brown, tan and navy blue tweed.  This robe was lined with brown cotton twill in the hood and shot copper satin inside the robe body and sleeves.  There was a wand pocket, side seam pockets, and a secure inside pocket held with a velvet ribbon and dragon button.  A similar robe in wool flannel lined in satin with no distressing would cost $385 + shipping.

After these pictures were taken, the robe was distressed to 'age' it with sandpaper, the hemline was painted with charcoal and brown paint to mimic old dirt stains and splatters from travelling.  Scuffed leather patches were added to the elbows, and a darned area and different colored wool patch were added at the front.  The last button down at the front was a worn leather button as who knows when the 'original' may have been lost in the good professor's travels?