Anatomical Model Costume for Kids

Product Information Size Chart S M L XL Chest 23 3/4″ Sleeve Length 17 1/4″ Waist 20 3/4″ Torso 22″ Inseam 24 1/2″ Child Size 7-8 INCHES CENTIMETERS COSTUME SIZING TIPS Features 88% polyester, 12% spandex stretch knit fabric Skinsuit has center back zipper from waist to back of head Head & feet are fully enclosed Gloves sewn to sleeve cuffs can flip back to free the hands Zipper can be opened to the neck to pull hood down to allow vision, eating & drinking All over print of human bones, muscles, & body organs Exclusively made by us Why Skin Isn’t See-Through  Do you ever wish that you had the power of X-Ray vision? It would be pretty cool for figuring out what’s inside birthday presents, but it would have some gross side effects. For instance, it would probably give you a front row seat to your friends’ inner workings: Chewing, swallowing, digestion and the like. It would make you the star of your science class, but it might also put you off your own snack.  Product Details Do you ever have trouble remembering where all of your different organs and muscles are? This exclusive Anatomical Model Costume for Kids will be a big help, plus it will make you look uniquely spooky for Halloween! Made of soft and fitted poly-spandex fabric, the skinsuit zips up the back and features fully enclosed hands and feet. The attached glooves can be flipped back over the sleeve cuffs to free your hands, if desired. The entire suit is printed with anatomically accurate images of human body parts. The zipper can be opened at the neck to pull the hood down when you need to see where you’re going.  You’re Never Fully Dressed Without A Spleen  Everyone is used to seeing skeletons walking around on Halloween. They won’t expect a skeleton to come complete with muscles, tissue, veins, and more! If you want to take a traditional concept and add a fun surprise, this is the perfect outfit for you. If you wear it to school and your teacher notices, maybe they’ll give you extra credit. Hopefully, they won’t ask you to name all of the different parts.