Science Nerd Costume for Girls

Product Information Size Chart S M L XL Chest 26 1/4″ Sleeve Length 5 1/2″ Shoulder Strap Length 23″ Skirt Waist 24 1/2″ – 28 1/2″ Skirt Length 15″ Child Size 6X-8 INCHES CENTIMETERS COSTUME SIZING TIPS Features 100% polyester Jersey knit pullover shirt has a button and elastic band closure on the back of the neck Printed graphics on the front of the shirt Jersey skirt w/ shoulder straps has zipper down side seam Jersey pair of socks has all over printed graphics Jersey knit bow tie has an elastic band to secure around your collar Pair of hair bows have clips to secure them in place Plastic frames do not have lenses Exclusively made by us Total Cutie Pi Your kiddo is gaga for geothermal energy. She’s a whiz at robotics. She flips for physics. And her chemistry sets outnumber her dolls by the dozens. Your little brainiac can’t get enough of the scientific world, and she is ready to show everyone she meets this Halloween just how happy is she is to be a “science nerd!”  Cool! We love a gal who knows who she is, what she likes, and who doesn’t apologize for it. That’s why we think this Girl’s Science Nerd Costume is too cute for your brilliant little kiddo. Because pretty soon, she is bound to become a powerful, smart, genius and head some cool engineering firm or design the world’s first water system on the moon. So, better get on her good side now — she’s gonna rule the world someday! Design & Details The irony of this costume is there is truly nothing “nerdy” about it! It’s cool as can be, from the darling details and careful craftsmanship achieved by our fabulous in-house design team. The dress is styled to look like a retro top and pink plaid jumper, complete with a science pun on the front, as well as pleats, a collar, and a matching bow at the neck. Add some super-cool kicks, a pair of too-big glasses, and maybe a beaker or test tube for a fantastically smart look! Science Fair Flair Even after Halloween has passed, your brainiac will find fun ways to wear this look. Maybe she’ll sport it at the science fair to claim her first place ribbon, or to celebrate Pi Day her way!