About this product
Item #: 438
HE'S BEEN PRACTICING HIS FENCING SKILLS AND NOW HE'S READY. Join your buddies and fight the way they did in the 17th Century when you wear this Child Musketeer Costume! Be courageous and save the king from those who threaten him. Kids will be able to experience authentic style pretend play traveling back in time with the dress up. Pants feature an elastic waistband for a comfortable fit. The blue velvety musketeer costume top is designed with the symbol in the center and elegant lace on the collar and sleeves. The black hat has matching gold trimming to the top and a white feather on the side. The velvet gold pants feature an elastic waistband for an easy and comfortable fit. The boot covers are black with gold trim for an authentic look.
VERSATILE: Great for Halloween stage, kids' parties, or one-on-one playtime year-round
ADDITIONAL FEATURES: Very durable and resistant to most chemicals, stretching and shrinking, wrinkle-resistant, and abrasion-resistant. Polyester is hydrophobic in nature and quick drying. It is easily washed and dried.
WHY DRESS UP AMERICA: Dress Up America dedicates to provide customers with excellent service and good quality products. We are proud to be an independent company featuring a beautiful collection of superb quality Halloween and year-round costumes. We feature fancy dress costumes, wigs, exciting accessories in all sizes ranging from infants, boys, girls, teens, men, and women. We pride ourselves in offering only the highest in quality so please order with confidence.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED: Dress Up America works hard to ensure that they only carry top-of-the-line products. However, if you have any issue with the item at any time, please contact our friendly customer service team, and we will be sure to resolve any issue right away. We appreciate your business.
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