Sun Costume for Kids
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Center Front Tunic Length | 26" | 66cm |
| Standard | Tunic Width | 26" | 66cm |
- 100% polyester
- Foam backed jersey knit sun has front and back pieces
- 2 sun pieces are held together with felt shoulder straps
- Side straps secure the 2 suns together with hook and loop fasteners
- Felt sun rays sewn on both sides
- Made By Us Exclusive
Turn Your Kid into the Actual Sun
Okay, so your kid already lights up your life—now they can be the literal sun. Introducing the Child Sun Costume. That's right, if your kid has ever thought, "You know what would be cool? If I could be a giant, walking ball of gas," this costume has got you covered. It's bright, it's cheerful, and it's probably the closest your kid's going to get to being an actual star without, you know, burning at 10,000 degrees.
Design & Details
This costume is 100% polyester and 100% ready to make your kid the center of the solar system. It's made of foam-backed jersey knit, which is just a fancy way of saying, "It's soft, it's sturdy, and it's not going to flop around while your kid is running circles around everyone." The front and back sun pieces are held together by felt shoulder straps, with side straps secured by hook-and-loop fasteners—so getting into this thing is easy. No complicated buckles, just simple straps, because dressing up as a celestial body should be fun, not a hassle.
Now, let's talk about the rays. Felt sun rays are sewn onto both sides of the costume, so your kid will be glowing from every angle. Whether they're standing still (which, let's be honest, is unlikely) or spinning in endless circles, they're going to look like a walking, talking, adorable version of the sun.
Fun with the Sun
This Child Sun Costume is perfect for the kid who already acts like they're the center of attention and now just wants to dress like it. It's fun, easy to wear, and guarantees your little one will be the brightest thing in the room—literally. So go ahead, suit them up, and let them shine like the star they are (without the million-degree heat, thankfully).