Humpty Dumpty Costume for Infants
- 6/9 Months: Sold out
- 12/18 Months: TBD
- Hooded Tunic With Attached Hat
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0/3 Months | Chest | 31" | 79cm |
| 0/3 Months | Hips | 31" | 79cm |
| 0/3 Months | Tunic Length | 14 1/2" | 37cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6/9 Months | Chest | 34" | 86cm |
| 6/9 Months | Hips | 34" | 86cm |
| 6/9 Months | Tunic Length | 17" | 43cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/18 Months | Chest | 37" | 94cm |
| 12/18 Months | Hips | 37" | 94cm |
| 12/18 Months | Tunic Length | 18 1/2" | 47cm |
- 100% polyester
- Sleevelss pullover tunic has layer of foam between velour outer shell and jersey knit lining
- Appliqued and embroidered overalls and bow tie
- Hood has fiberfill stuffed cushion above face opening, to hold positioning
- Fiberfill stuffed hat sewn to top of hood
- Made By Us Exclusive
- NOTE: long sleeved shirt sold separately
The Tale of a Famous Egg
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. To be clear, no one really knows why he did this. Maybe he thought that his parents had put something up there out of his reach that would have been fun to chew: A key ring, for instance, or a TV remote, or even a pack of batteries. That kind of thing. Then he had his great fall! But fortunately his parents knew that his balance was shaky at best and dressed him in something soft and snuggly.
Product Details
We still don't recommend trying to fall in it, but this exclusive Humpty Dumpty Costume for Infants is probably a lot less breakable than the original egg! Made of polyester velour and jersey knit, the sleeveless pulloer tunic is shaped like a huge egg and has a layer of foam between the inner and outer shell to help it keep its rounded shape. Blue appliqued overalls with fabric buttons decorate the lower two-thirds. A small red bowtie is sewn to the front. The hood is decorated with facial details and a fiberfill-stuffed top hat.
All the King's Horses and All the King's Men
Who was in charge of coming up with nursery rhymes? None of them make any sense. We're not sure why the king's horses and men were trying to put together a large egg that had fallen off of a high perch, but the rhyme sure is fun to say. Your little one will be ready to charm everyone as the living embodiment of a kids' classic!
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