Elite Army Costume for Kids

Product Information Size Chart S M L XL Chest (both shirt & vest) 30 3/4″ Sleeve Length 16″ Shirt Length 20 3/4″ Vest Length 19 1/4″ Pants Waist 19 1/2″ – 30 1/2″ Inseam 18″ Child Size 7-8 INCHES CENTIMETERS COSTUME SIZING TIPS Features 100% polyester jersey knit & poplin fabrics Camouflage print shirt has hook & loop fastener at back of neck Shirt has light padding in shoulders Camo print pants have elastic waistband Poplin vest has separating front zipper, decorative plastic parachute buckles Embroidered “ARMY” patch on right front Multiple pockets and straps to hold accessories Mask has elastic band around back of head; printed lower half of a skull Rigid plastic helmet has plastic chin strap (NOTE: does not provide actual impact protection) Molded plastic accessories fit into vest pockets or clip to vest straps Exclusively made by us Best Of The Best It takes hard work to get selected for this awesome strike force. It also takes some natural talent, a willingness to keep going, and also the ability to recognize a cool costume when you see one. Clearly, though, you’ve got what it takes! It’s time for you to step up as a squad leader and have the best Halloween of your life.  Product Details Suit up for fun with an exclusive Elite Army Costume for Kids! The unisex outfit includes a long-sleeved shirt made out of polyester jersey knit and printed with a gray and black camouflage pattern. The matching camo print pants have a comfy elastic waistband. The black poplin vest zips up the front and features decorative parachute buckles, an embroidered “ARMY” patch on the right side of the chest, and plenty of pockets for holding treats or accessories. A black plastic helmet and a black mask printed with skull details help to hide your face. The black gloves are printed with white bones.  Target Acquired Soldiers! We’re about to go out on our first mission! Let’s do an equipment check, because preparedness is key. Does everyone have their treat bags handy? Good. Flashlights and reflectors, just in case? Great. What about prop weapons, comfortable boots, and a map of the neighborhood showing which houses give out candy bars and which houses give out pencils and raisins? (That ought to be a war crime.) Sounds like we’re ready, so does everyone remember the code phrase? It’s “Trick or treat!” That will alert our allies that it’s time to supply us with sugary fuel for our mission. Fall out!