Richard Armitage Face Mask – Fancy Dress Cardboard Costume Mask

Β£2.99
Includes VAT. Delivery calculated at checkout.
Style
Fitting

Printed in the UK and dispatched in 1–2 working days. Free UK delivery over Β£60 (framed prints excluded).

Description

Richard Armitage is the English actor known as Thorin Oakenshield in The Hobbit films and for North & South. His card mask is a fun choice for a Middle-earth party, a period drama night or a birthday for a fantasy fan.

Richard Armitage Fancy Dress Face Mask

Printed in full colour on 350gsm silk card and cut to shape, the mask comes with the eye holes already cut out, plus elastic and sticky tabs for a quick fit. Need a face we don't stock, such as the groom or a friend? Send us a photo and we'll make a custom mask.

Why you'll love it

  • An easy, cheap way to theme a birthday party
  • Brilliant for photo booths and group shots
  • Thick 350gsm silk card holds its shape all night
  • Semi-waterproof finish, so it copes with spilt drinks and outdoor parties
  • Pre-cut eye holes, with elastic and sticky tabs included

Size & details

  • Size: 297 x 210 mm (A4), a full adult-size face
  • Material: 350gsm silk card, full-colour digital print
  • Finish: semi-waterproof
  • Fit: one size for adults; elastic and sticky tabs included
  • Pre-cut eye holes; cut to the shape of the face
  • Packaging: board-backed envelope

Delivery

Printed in our UK workshop and posted to you. Dispatch and postage options are shown at checkout.

A Richard Armitage face mask is a cheap and cheerful way to make a fancy dress night out one to remember.

Please note

This is an unofficial novelty product made for fun and fancy dress. Richard Armitage has not endorsed, sponsored or approved this product, and Foxy Printing has no connection with them or with The Hobbit, its producers or broadcasters. The names are used only to describe the design.

Delivery & returns

Made to order in the UK. Most orders dispatch within 1–2 working days. Personalised items can't be returned unless faulty β€” if something's not right, we'll reprint it.