NOT JUST HALLOWEEN: When I was a kid I had a favorite pair of cowboy boots that I wore all year long, no matter the season. Why just wear costumes on Halloween for 1 day a year when you can have costumes all year round for cosplay and pretend play with your friends. We sell enough varieties of costumes that your child can easily share with all his or her friends during pretend play. Our costumes are so strong and durable that they can withstand multiple uses all year long.
HAND-MADE: We searched the World over to find a manufacturer that is Old World Style making costumes by Hand not by conveyor belt and mass production. Each and every one of our costumes is uniquely hand-made using scissors and a sewing machine. We are Proud to have one of the very last manufacturers that still takes the quality and time to create each costume by hand to make sure every child receives a completely original and individual costume.
SOFT and COMFORTABLE: Each mask is handmade from the softest felt fabric that is available to costume makers. The FELT will NOT irritate your child's skin or leave them sweaty and greasy like the plastic masks. The FELT MASK specifically tested and made of the finest fabric to be Hypoallergenic and Non-Irritable
SATIN CAPES: Our capes are double sided using a technique to blend 2 color fabrics together to make one single cape. That;s right,our capes are made of two, not one, layers of SATIN fabric. The cape is reversible and can be worn on either side giving your child the ability to reverse colors during playtime. The satin is smooth, soft, silky to the touch and also resists stains and wrinkles which Moms LOVE.
WASHABLE: Just throw the cape (Not the mask) into he washing machine on GENTLE CYCLE and the cape will come out looking brand new. Hang it up to dry to prevent wrinkling.
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Sneha T.
Received my product in pristine condition. Great service overall.
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Anita G.
Good experience, but the tracking updates could be better.
