Halloween is just right around the corner, and it’s only normal for people to start preparing their costumes. While some may go down the DIY road and craft their own, others just prefer the good old ordering tactic, which usually works. We say usually because one Amazon customer just shared their experience with the platform. Instead of getting their long-awaited Jedi robes, they ended up getting a full-body Ursula costume, which, while not bad, isn’t from the iconic galaxy far, far away.
The picture comes from Reddit user XXLady_Vortex, who said that their husband ordered some Skywalker robes through Amazon, but instead of the robes, they got an Ursula outfit.
It’s not unusual for Amazon deliveries to go wrong, whether it’s the wrong size or a completely different outfit. But receiving an Ursula costume instead of Jedi robes? That’s a mix-up nobody saw coming. An Ursula costume is extremely different from what many fans remember from either of the Skywalkers (OP didn’t specify which one), which just makes the situation hilarious.
Despite being the wrong outfit, it seems that the customer isn’t against the idea of dressing up as Ursula for Halloween. According to OP, they were looking to see if the costume fit, and the husband even confirmed that if it did, they would wear the outfit.
Also, just by taking a look at the comments, OP is really looking forward to seeing their husband in the costume, which could actually be something fun to see during Halloween and a bit unexpected at that.
In any case, a lot of people found this to be quite a hilarious situation and leaned into the whole wrong costume debacle with some funny remarks.
Amazon’s Wrong Order Led to a Unique Costume
Several Redditors have urged OP to convince their husband to wear it, and even justified the wrong costume, as Ursula’s design is based on a drag queen, meaning that the outfit would make sense.
“Ursula’s design was based on a drag queen (Divine), so that actually makes a lot of sense.“
Some even posted that maybe this was an “intended mistake,” and that the husband probably wanted this outfit in the first place.
“I think Amazon knew what your husband actually wanted to be.“
Regardless, this is a rare case where a mistake by a delivery service ends up creating a fun story for Halloween, and one that many Redditors are looking forward to hearing more about.
