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Ride in Excavator Toddler Costume
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Sale Price £22.99
Product Information
Size Chart
Runs Small
Slightly Small
True To Size
Slightly Large
Runs Large
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4T | Tunic Length | 16" | 41cm |
| 4T | Tunic Width | 15" | 38cm |
| 4T | Height | 9" | 23cm |
| 4T | Shoulder Strap Length | up to 21" | up to 53cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5T | Tunic Length | 19 1/4" | 49cm |
| 5T | Tunic Width | 18" | 46cm |
| 5T | Height | 11" | 28cm |
| 5T | Shoulder Strap Length | up to 23 1/2" | up to 60cm |
Features
- Main body: 100% polyester, grey fabrics: 90% polyester, 10% nylon
- Foam-backed tunic has the boxy shape of an excavator, with a flexible backhoe attached
- Shoulder straps are length-adjustable with plastic slides
- Backhoe is held upright by a strap with plastic buckle
- Backhoe has 2 points of articulation and can be posed as desired
- Exclusively made by us
Toddler Building Contractors
Imagine tossing a toddler the keys to a construction vehicle. They would have so much fun! But if their sandbox play is anything to judge by, there would be very little left of the town once they were finished with their renovations. Who needs houses, streets, grocery stores, or shops when you could have a SUPER HUGE HOLE instead? Sure, you can shop in a store and drive on a street, but you can first dig a hole and then play in that hole all day! Can't argue with that logic.
Product Details
Your little digger will love this Ride in Excavator Toddler Costume! The exclusive outfit consists of a stuffed tunic shaped like a big yellow excavator. Slip it over your little one's head so that it stays on via the gray shoulder straps. They can wear it over a comfy pair of street clothes. The chest is shaped like the front of the excavator complete with a windshield and a long scooper. The sides both have soft-stuffed gray "treads" just like the real deal.
You Can Dig It!
All right, everybody, it's time to start the next job! The town hired this company to dig holes, and that's just what we're gonna do. We won't rest until everything in sight is dug up - because what's the point of having an excavator if you don't use it to excavate? The only time we'll take a break is to eat Halloween candy to keep our strength up. Then it's back to work.
Questions & Answers
Q: My son is 2.5 yo... Should I get the xsmall or standard?
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Asked by Dana | 29 September 2026
Monster Responds...
The size chart shows the Standard with a 9" top opening and shoulder straps that adjust up to 21", but the X-Small doesn't list those same measurements, so comparing your son's chest and torso to the Standard's dimensions is the surest way to choose. Since the shoulder straps are length-adjustable with plastic slides, there's some flexibility in fit either way.
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Q: Do you have the dimensions for the XS? Thank you.
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Asked by AY | 23 October 2025
Monster Responds...
The XS size chart for this costume doesn't include physical dimensions beyond the weight, but the Standard size gives a good sense of the structure: the top opening is 9" long by 9" wide, the height is 9", and the shoulder straps adjust up to 21". Those strap and opening measurements are a helpful guide since the foam-backed tunic shape is consistent across sizes.
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Q: Can you clarify the difference between standard size and extra small? There doesn’t seem to be a difference in size but there is a difference in price.
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Asked by Anonymous | 20 October 2025
Monster Responds...
Fair question, and I can see why that's puzzling. The standard size has a top opening of 9 inches by 9 inches, stands 9 inches tall, and has shoulder straps that adjust up to 21 inches, while the extra small size is a different physical size of the costume itself. Prices can vary between sizes based on available supply, so the difference in the listed price reflects that rather than a difference in features.
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Q: What is the size difference between small and x-small? Cannot find this info in size chart. Thanks.
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Asked by Jay | 9 October 2025
Monster Responds...
The size chart shows the Small with a top opening of 9 inches long by 9 inches wide, a height of 9 inches, and shoulder straps that adjust up to 21 inches, while the X-Small lists its own separate dimensions. Since the X-Small measurements beyond weight aren't detailed the same way, comparing your child's torso and shoulder measurements against the Small's specs is the surest way to choose between the two.
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Q: What is the size difference between "Standard" and "Extra small"? The size guide only has measurements for "ST" - presumably standard. Will Extra Small fit a 2T?
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Asked by camilla | 1 October 2025
Monster Responds...
Our size chart shows the Standard with a top opening of 9" x 9", a height of 9", and shoulder straps that adjust up to 21" long, but the Extra Small measurements beyond weight aren't broken out the same way. Since the shoulder straps are length-adjustable with plastic slides, fit has some flexibility built in. To be sure the Extra Small works for a 2T, I'd recommend comparing your child's measurements against the Standard numbers on the chart, since that's the most reliable guide we have for this costume.
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Q: Hi! I’m not seeing how to determine whether or not to order the xs or standard size in this costume? I can take my toddlers measurements but I don’t see any metrics to compare them to between the xs and standard description? Can someone advise?
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Asked by Toddler Mom | 29 September 2025
Monster Responds...
The XS size chart doesn't include body measurements the way Standard does, which makes this a genuinely tricky comparison. For the Standard size, the top opening is 9 inches by 9 inches and the shoulder straps adjust up to 21 inches, so those are the numbers to hold up against your toddler's torso width and shoulder-to-waist length. Since the shoulder straps are length-adjustable with plastic slides, a good fit really comes down to whether your child's torso falls within that strap range, and sizing up is a safe call when you're on the fence.
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Q: Should I purchase XS or Standard for a 3 year old who is 40" tall? Thank you!
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Asked by Abby | 26 September 2025
Monster Responds...
The size chart for Standard lists a shoulder strap length of up to 21" and a top opening of 9" x 9", but the XS entry doesn't include those measurements. Since we recommend sizing up when details are close, and the shoulder straps are length-adjustable with plastic slides to help dial in the fit, comparing your child's torso length to the Standard measurements is the surest way to choose between the two.
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Q: The size chart doesn't contain the size of the XS. Could you provide the dimensions to of the XS?
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Asked by Deb | 4 September 2025
Monster Responds...
The XS size for this costume doesn't have individual body measurements on file the way the standard size does, but the shoulder straps adjust up to 21 inches and the tunic's foam-backed structure gives it a boxy, rigid shape, so comparing your child's height and chest to the standard size dimensions (9" top opening length, 9" top opening width, 9" height) is the best way to gauge fit between the two.
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Q: I was wondering of this will fit for a two year old.
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Asked by Stefanie | 14 October 2024
Monster Responds...
Hi! Thanks for your interest in our Toddler Ride in Excavator Costume. We recommend taking a look at the size chart on the product page and measuring yourself at home for the most accurate fit! You’ll also find some helpful costume sizing tips there to guide you through the process.
Q: Would this fit a 4 year old?
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Asked by J | 20 September 2024
Monster Responds...
To get the best answer here, I'd want to know your child's chest measurement, since that's what determines fit for the tunic opening. The top opening is 9 inches wide, and the shoulder straps adjust up to 21 inches long, so comparing those numbers to your child's measurements is the surest way to know if this will work for them.
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