White Astronaut Toddler Jumpsuit Costume
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18 Months | Chest | 25 1/2" | 65cm |
| 18 Months | Sleeve Length | 10 3/4" | 27cm |
| 18 Months | Waist | 20 1/2" | 52cm |
| 18 Months | Torso | 16" | 41cm |
| 18 Months | Inseam | 12 1/4" | 31cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2T | Chest | 26" | 66cm |
| 2T | Sleeve Length | 12" | 30cm |
| 2T | Waist | 21" | 53cm |
| 2T | Torso | 17" | 43cm |
| 2T | Inseam | 12 1/2" | 32cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4T | Chest | 28" | 71cm |
| 4T | Sleeve Length | 14 1/4" | 36cm |
| 4T | Waist | 23" | 58cm |
| 4T | Torso | 19 1/2" | 50cm |
| 4T | Inseam | 15 1/4" | 39cm |
- 100% polyester
- Jumpsuit has zipper down center front
- Rib knit neck band and sleeve cuffs
- Pant cuffs have zippers on them
- 3 false pockets with decorative zipper closures and functional cargo pocket on left pants leg
- Multiple embroidered patches on front and sleeves
- NOTE: Helmet shown is not included
- Made by us exclusive
Houston, We Have a Toddler
Imagine if toddlers were sent to discover the Moon's surface. The transcript to NASA Control would be wild! Here's how we think it would go: "That's one small step for man - whoa! I can jump so high here! That's one GIANT leap for me...two leaps...three leaps...Houston, I'm going to be jumping for a while. I'll get back to you when I'm ready to look for cool rocks for my collection. If I find aliens, I'll be sure to tell them to come visit Earth!"
Product Details
You always knew that your little one was out of this world - show everyone else by putting her in this exclusively designed White Astronaut Jumpsuit Costume for Toddlers! The white jumpsuit zips up the front for easy dressing and undressing (just because you're on a moonwalk doesn't mean that you can't stop for bathroom breaks!) It has pockets for keeping specimens safe, and lots of cool NASA and space badges to let other trick-or-treaters know that this astronaut is on official business! Slip on her trusty helmet and she'll be ready to blast off!
Apollo 37 to NASA:
"Houston, hi. It's me again. The stars are so pretty out here that I wanted to sing 'Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star' to you for the ninth time. Also, Billy just realized that he put a frog in his shorts pocket before we left Earth and it's still ok, but it escaped from him and hopped off into the Sea of Tranquility. We're hearing really big croaks from that direction so we think the moon's atmosphere might have made it get really big! Yay! Can we keep it?"