24.6 inches (62.5 cm) fully extended, and 14.5 inches (36.8 cm) collapsed. The blade telescopes between the two.
One sword, two lengths.
The blade telescopes. Drawn out it reads as a full prop sword in photographs; collapsed it goes in a bag, which matters at an event you are attending for six hours.
Where the cheap ones give themselves away
Prop swords at this size are usually one flat colour of shiny plastic, and they photograph like exactly that. This one is moulded in a purple-to-blue gradient with the markings raised along the blade and a separate gold finish on the hilt — which is the difference between a prop and a toy in a photograph. This is a fan-made costume accessory and is not official merchandise.
Why this and not a toy-shop sword
Most of the difference shows up the moment someone takes a picture.
Before you order
The five things people ask us most about this prop.
How long is it?
What is it made of?
Moulded plastic throughout. There is no metal in it, no cutting edge, and the point is a flat moulded facet rather than a sharpened tip.
Will it arrive before Halloween?
Order by October 14 and yes. Delivery runs 6 to 12 business days in total — 2 to 3 days to process, then 4 to 9 in transit. Halloween falls on Saturday, October 31 this year. Order after October 14 and we cannot promise it lands in time.
Does it match the Rumi costume?
Yes — the purple and gold are matched to the character, and it is the prop that finishes the look once the costume and the braid are on.
How much is shipping?
Free. Standard shipping is included on every order, with no minimum.
Halloween is Saturday, October 31
Order by October 14 to be confident it arrives in time. Free shipping, sizes one size. Telescopes from 14.5 to 24.6 inches.