Good-Natured Garden Gnome Costume for Toddlers
- Tunic
- Pants
- Hat
- Beard W/ Attached Ears
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2T | Tunic Chest | 22" | 56cm |
| 2T | Sleeve Length | 12 1/2" | 32cm |
| 2T | Tunic Length | 18" | 46cm |
| 2T | Pants Waist | 20 1/2" - 27 1/2" | 52cm - 70cm |
| 2T | Pants Inseam | 12 1/2" | 32cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4T | Tunic Chest | 23" | 58cm |
| 4T | Sleeve Length | 14" | 36cm |
| 4T | Tunic Length | 18 1/2" | 47cm |
| 4T | Pants Waist | 21" - 28" | 53cm - 71cm |
| 4T | Pants Inseam | 15" | 38cm |
- 100% polyester
- Minky shirt has hook and loop fastener down center back
- Printed graphics of a mushroom, sewn in vinyl belt
- Brushed nylon navy pants have an elastic waistband
- Minky and fiber filled hat has elastic band to secure on head
- Faux fur beard has minky ears, hook and loop fasteners to secure on hat
- Exclusively made by us!
Lucky Sighting
Keep a close eye on your garden during warm, sunny days. Not many humans have been able to say that they've seen a garden gnome, but once in a very long while, one may notice a certain toadstool moving around among the tulips and the ferns. If you spot it, don't be alarmed: The creatures are very mischievous, but they're well-meaning. Plus, your garden will grow better than ever if a gnome is making its home there!
Product Details
Your little one will have a whimsically wonderful Halloween when they wear this exclusive Good-Natured Garden Gnome Costume for Toddlers! The unisex outfit includes a sky-blue minky shirt that fastens up the back and is super soft to the touch. It's decorated with printed graphics of a red mushroom and an attached black vinyl belt. The brushed nylon navy pants feature an elastic waistband. The included faux fur beard can be fastened onto the polka-dotted mushroom-shaped stuffed hat.
Field Guide to a Garden Gnome
Now that you've seen one, you may be wondering what a garden gnome does all day. Well, besides enjoying the sunshine and talking to the plants to encourage them to grow bigger, they do a lot of playing. They race snails (a very long activity), have bullfrog-jumping competitions, rearrange the pebbles in the rock beds to leave messages that only they can read, and much more. Now and then they congregate in your window boxes, hoping that someday you'll leave the window open long enough for them to sneak in and get a cookie.
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