Whether you are a plus size adult man or a sexy woman, a teen boy, a toddler girl or an infant child; there is perfect traditional German clothing just for you. This Halloween or Oktoberfest, you could dress as Hansel or Gretel, a Bavarian beer garden girl or an Alpine Heidi, a Fraulein Gretchen of a Herr in a pair of lederhosen.
But whichever costume outfit you choose, be sure to get it from right here at German Clothing.org where the selection is bigger than anywhere else, where the quality of German dress outfits is tops and where the prices are as low as can be.
Make Halloween a real October Fest in one of our low-priced German costumes! We have the lowest discount prices around on Alpine-style girls and men’s outfits available for sale! Your little girl can live her fairy-tale dreams as the fabled Heidi or Gretel of children’s folklore. Or you guys can get your Bavarian beer-garden groove on in traditional Lederhosen and an Alpine hat!
For your sweet little Fraulein, this adorable dress features a peasant-style blouse with short, puffed sleeves, a laced black vest decorated with red and black buttons, a full red skirt with a blue apron that features white floral bordering.
Available in girls’ sizes S (3-4), M (4-6) & L (7-10).
Add your own tights, shoes, ruffled underskirt and hair ribbons, and this traditional Germanic high-country girls’ fashion is complete!
German Man’s Lederhosen Costume Outfit
An adult Hansel can suit up for the beer gardens in this Alpine classic that includes a mid-sleeve white shirt with open collar, red suspenders accented with classic Bavarian motif, Lederhosen shorts trimmed with Bavarian-styled embroidery, and an Alpine feather cap to complete the look of this traditional mountain suit.
Available mens’ sizes are M/L (50” chest, 37-40” waist, 42-44” hips) and XL (52” chest, 40-44” waist, 46-47” hips).
Add your own socks and boots to complete this traditional attire that can be complimented by a “Fraulein Lederhosen” or “Grown-up Gretel” outfit for a couple’s look that will turn heads at the party or out on the town!
Traditional German clothing is worn throughout the Alps and neighboring regions, including Austria and the high country and mountainous regions of Southern Germany and Northern Italy. While commonly mistaken for German Tracht (traditional national costume), the dirndl and lederhosen are more specifically regional in their popularity.
The dirndl is a traditional dress worn by women of southern Germany, Liechtenstein, Austria and the Italian South Tyrol. It is constructed of a bodice, blouse, full skirt and apron. Despite its simple and plain-looking styling, an authentic modern dirndl can be rather costly due to the tailoring involved and the expensive hand-crafted or silk cloth sometimes used. In the Southern German regions, “dirndl” originally meant “young woman or girl”, and “dirndlkleid” to her dress. In modern times, “dirndl” can be a reference to the young lady or her dress.
Lederhosen are typical of the regions of Western Austria and Northern Italy known as the Tyrol. Lederhosen is the German word for “leather breeches” (singular form being “Lederhose”) that can be short or reach to the knee. The long version of this garment is commonly called “Bundhosen”. Originally worn for physical labor, they were sturdier than cloth breeches and it was easier to clean them. Despite the common misunderstanding that they are traditional German Tracht, they are in modern times popular as working men’s leisure wear.
Has anybody ever wondered why Oktoberfest is celebrated in September by drinking Marzenbier (March beer)? Or would you simply enjoy your wurstl and bretzel, lift your stein for a re-fill and stop questioning the situation?