Toddler Pleasant Penguin Costume
- Hooded Jumpsuit w/ Attached Scarf & Ear Muffs
- Pair of Shoe Covers
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2T | Chest | 23 1/2" | 60cm |
| 2T | Sleeve Length | 12 1/2" | 32cm |
| 2T | Torso | 25" | 64cm |
| 2T | Inseam | 6" | 15cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4T | Chest | 25" | 64cm |
| 4T | Sleeve Length | 14" | 36cm |
| 4T | Torso | 26" | 66cm |
| 4T | Inseam | 6 1/2" | 17cm |
- 100% polyester velour fabric
- Jumpsuit has front zipper
- Wing-shaped sleeves, elongated torso, shortened inseam to give the look of a penguin's body
- Scarf w/ yarn fringe at ends is sewn to back neckline; tie as desired
- Top of hood has stuffed beak, embroidered eyes, ribbon ear muff band
- Stuffed ear muff on each side of hood
- Foam-backed shoe covers have elastic ankle cuffs, elastic bands under foot
- Exclusively made by us
Brrr-illiant Birds
Fly far beyond the tip of Cape Horn to where the ocean water freezes into massive chunks of ice, and you will find some of the coolest, most playful creatures around. They love to splash and play all day in their wintery wonderland, chasing delicious squid and fish (although they turn up their beaks at vegetables). Sometimes they even play tag with the seals, although the seals are sore losers. It must be because they know that they're not as cute as the tuxedoed birds.
Product Details
Transform into one of the most amazing birds in the world when you wear your exclusive Toddler Pleasant Penguin Costume! The polyester velour jumpsuit zips up the front and features an elongated white torso with a shortened inseam to give it a plump, feathery look. The wing-shaped sleeves are black like the jumpsuit's sides and back, while the foam-backed shoe covers are orange and shaped like penguin feet. The costume's hood is sewn with a stuffed beak and decorated with embroidered eyes as well as "ear muffs" made of a ribbon band and oversized blue pom-poms. A fringed scar is sewn to the back of the neckline.
Northward Ho!
It's not often that you see a penguin this far north! It must have hopped onto a travelling ice floe and sailed into the warmer gulf streams specifically to come and visit. Maybe it's here to celebrate a holiday like Halloween or Christmas! In Antarctica, trick-or-treaters only get krill as treats, and Santa finds jelllied kippers waiting beside his glass of milk when he comes to leave presents. No wonder this little penguin wanted to experience a new tradition or two.