Austrian Suits and Masks for Sale in LA

Our visiting friends from the Moor Troupe from Maishofen, Austria, are interested in selling some of their masks and suits to avoid paying the costs of bringing them back.  If you have ever considered buying authentic costume elements from Europe, this would be an opportunity not only to purchase them without paying the exorbitant transatlantic shipping costs, but to see them in person before buying.  Come to the Krampuslauf, Thursday, December 10, if interested, and ask one of our Krampus wranglers to introduce you to Al or Mike.  As the troupe would like to sell them before returning, prices are lower than normal for authentic gear, even for used items.  Having the cash on hand at the event may get you an additional discount.  If you have further questions, please don’t hesitate to mail us.

Animal hide suit — $370. Carved wooden mask with plastic horns — $580
Animal hide suit $370. Carved wooden mask with plastic horns  $580
Goat hide suit.  $380
Goat hide suit. $380
Wooden mask, real cow horns $550
Wooden mask, real cow horns $550
Rare aluminum mask with real goat horns $1000
Rare aluminum mask with real goat horns $1000
Wooden mask $530
Wooden mask $530

Other masks, suits, belts, or flails may also be available.  Here’s what the Moorpass will be wearing at the Krampuslauf, some of which may be able to talk them out of bringing back.

This Post Has 18 Comments

  1. dana

    Hello,
    Do you have a more masks for sale?
    Thanks,
    Dana Chiles
    425 949 9070

  2. Frank

    I am interested in the Aluminum mask….is the price set on that or can there be negotiable?

  3. Krampus

    Hi Dana and Frank,

    Sorry for the slow reply. December 10-13, we were very busy with 4 different events, so am now getting back to picking up the pieces. Those masks, unfortunately, were only available the day of the Krampuslauf, and the following day, then our Austrian friends took them back with them.

    I’ve gotten several requests from people interested in locating authentic masks or help in buying them from overseas merchants. If you’d be interested in that, please send a message via the “contact” page.

    Al R.

  4. Doron Cedrechi

    Im looking to pre order a krampus costume for Halloween. Im originally from Austria and am hoping you still have costumes and mask was also wondering if you do wood carved hoofs…I’m 6ft 3 so i understand if you don’t have costumes in my size but would go to long lengths to be set up right this Halloween….and it would take too long to hit up old folks in Austria… Thank you very much

    1. Krampus

      Hello Doron, unfortunately, the suits on this page were only available for a limited time while we had a Krampus troupe visiting. They are now back in Austria. However, I sell masks and suits. Please contact me through my Etsy store if interested. Depending on scheduling, I may be able to help you in time. https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/gingerbreadcasket/tools/listings/476308833

  5. Robert Groeling

    I would like to buy a Krampus Goat Suit. Please let me know the details and I will buy one.

    1. Krampus

      Sorry, we are not selling any suits or masks this year.

  6. John T Clayton

    Looking to buy a full Krampus suit and mask. want to buy it as soon as possible. Todays date is August 1, 2019

    1. Krampus

      Sorry, don’t have any suits available this year.

      1. Joshua

        What about now? Are you selling suits this year?

        1. Krampus

          No. Sorry!

  7. Christopher Curtin

    Are you still selling complete Krampus suits and masks?

    1. Krampus

      No. Sorry, that was a few years ago.

  8. Thomas Gyger

    What types of goats do they usually use I’m looking for a Dutch landrace pelts but cannot find them?

    1. Krampus

      Don’t think there’s one, single answer to that. Icelandic sheep has the look and is fairly widely available.

  9. Thomas Gyger

    Do the traditional suits have a lining to them and is there any way that there’s any pattern I like the bell bottom type I’m at Ground Zero with a costume at the moment just trying to figure out a design and color and all that good stuff

    1. Krampus

      Not aware of any patterns, but you can take those disposable painters coveralls, pull apart the seams, and use those as a start. That’s what some of us did.

  10. Thomas Gyger

    After further investigation the goat was looking at is not commercialized that’s why I couldn’t find a pelt thanks for all the tips

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