Ravenous Raptor Dinosaur Costume for Toddlers
- Hooded Jumpsuit With Attached Mitts and Shoe Covers
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2T | Chest | 24" | 61cm |
| 2T | Sleeve Length | 14" | 36cm |
| 2T | Torso | 17 1/4" | 44cm |
| 2T | Inseam | 11" | 28cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4T | Chest | 26" | 66cm |
| 4T | Sleeve Length | 14 1/2" | 37cm |
| 4T | Torso | 19 3/4" | 50cm |
| 4T | Inseam | 13 3/4" | 35cm |
- 100% polyester velour fabric
- Hooded jumpsuit has front zipper
- Soft-sculpted dinosaur face on top of hood has plastic eyes
- Mitts have elastic palm bands, leave fingers free
- Stuffed tail sewn to back of suit
- Attached foam shoe covers have elastic bands under foot
- Made By Us Exclusive
Hungry for Fun
Avoid the backyard today - and the play room too, while you're at it. Word is that there were recent dinosaur sightings in both of these locations. The dino appeared to be stomping around, roaring and swishing its impressive tail. Every so often, it would charge some plastic dinosaur models while roaring for treats. If you see it, approach with caution and make sure that you have a snack on hand.
Product Details
This exclusive Ravenous Raptor Dinosaur Costume for Toddlers is an outfit that your little one can sink his or her teeth into... so to speak. The jumpsuit zips up the front and is made of soft purple polyester velour that's printed with a pattern of dinosaur scales and stripes. The attached mitts have elongated fabric dino "claws," and the shoe covers have dark fabric "talons." A stuffed tail is sewn to the jumpsuit's seat. The costume's attached hood is decorated with a soft-sculpted dino face, plastic eyes, and felt fangs.
Dino Dinner Time
If your dino tummy is feeling a little bit rumbly, the first thing to do is to decide what it is that you're hungry for. Would you rather have a delicious Triceratops steak, a Pterodactyl popsicle, or maybe even a Stegosaurus soda? Or does a bag full of trick-or-treat candy sound more delicious than those other options? It's a little-known fact that dinosaur diets consisted heavily of sugary treats. This made life a little challenging for the dino parents whenever their little ones were in the middle of a sugar rush.