Infant Jurassic World T-Rex Hatchling Costume
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| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 0/6MO | Chest | 20" | 51cm |
| 0/6MO | Sleeve Length | 8" | 20cm |
| 0/6MO | Torso | 14" | 36cm |
| 0/6MO | in | 5" | 13cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6/12 Months | Chest | 21" | 53cm |
| 6/12 Months | Sleeve Length | 9" | 23cm |
| 6/12 Months | Torso | 15" | 38cm |
| 6/12 Months | in | 6" | 15cm |
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| 12/18 Months | Chest | 22" | 56cm |
| 12/18 Months | Sleeve Length | 10" | 25cm |
| 12/18 Months | Torso | 16" | 41cm |
| 12/18 Months | in | 7 1/2" | 19cm |
- 100% polyester
- Jumpsuit has elastic bands in the wrists
- Hook and loop fasteners down center back
- Hook and loop fastener on inseam for diaper access
- Egg shell is sewn in costume
- Fiber-filled headpiece has felt teeth, hook and loop fastener under chin
- Fiber-filled tail secures to costume with hook and loop fastener strips
- Officially licensed
The Most Dangerous Creature of All
Beware of the newest dinosaur at Jurassic World! It doesn't have the gnashing teeth and camouflage capacity of the Indominus Rex, the sharp claws and deadly hunting skills of the Indoraptor, or the sheer size of the Gigantosaurus, but it does have something even more powerful than any of these traits. It's just so cute! People have been known to want to give it whatever it desires, which makes it very dangerous indeed.
Product Details
No animal at the famous dinosaur theme park has ever been as adorable as your child will be while wearing this officially licensed Infant Jurassic World T-Rex Hatchling Costume! The outfit includes a jumpsuit made of soft orange-brown fabric and printed with brown speckles on the sleeves, legs, and attached soft-sculpted tail. An white fabric eggshell accessory secures over the waist and upper legs, so that it looks as though your child is peeking out of a cracked egg. The matching hood fastens under the chin and is decorated with printed eyes, a soft-sculpted snout, and fabric dino teeth.
The Discovery of the Century
Scientists have long asked the question, "Could dinosaurs and humans co-exist in peace and harmony?" but until now, they've never had the opportunity to test any theories. Anyone watching this baby predator at a gathering would realize that people and dinos really can be friends, as long as the dinos are this little and cute. True, this guy might gum a few fingers at any costume party it attends, but it would do it in a non-lethal way.
