Frozen Olaf Inflatable Costume for Kids
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| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Chest | 56" | 142cm |
- 100% polyester windbreaker fabric, 100% PVC view port, 100% polyurethane foam
- Bodysuit has back zipper
- Head is fully enclosed, with view port through character mouth
- View port has printed mesh, so vision will be obstructed
- Elastic at shoulders and ankles
- Sleeves end in foam fingerless gloves
- Fan is installed at back of right hip
- Battery pack has a clip to fasten to clothing under bodysuit
- Requires 4 AA batteries, not included
- Officially licensed
Olaf to Love
Any kid can be Elsa or Anna and trick-or-treat around the neighborhood in a pretty dress (and in fact, most of them have), but it takes a special character to pull off Olaf for Halloween! This Kid's Frozen Inflatable Olaf Costume, however, definitely makes it a whole lot easier.
Every Disney movie has its lovable sidekick, and there has perhaps been none that is more beloved than Olaf, the friendliest snowman in Arendelle. But in order to become Olaf, it takes a lot more than just putting on a gown and fixing your hair. Your little one will actually need to change forms and become a snowman. And while the temps in your town may reach freezing at Halloween, it will hardly be snowman-making weather just yet! Never fear, with the right sunny attitude, your child will be covered head to toe to snowy goodness thanks to this ingenious getup.
Product Details
The beauty of this costume is in its simplicity — kind of like Olaf, right? Sure, it offers your child a complete transformation, but it's actually just a single suit that blows up almost instantly! A small fan and battery pack keep it inflated all Halloween long. Now if only Olaf could do that, he could spend time at the beach, no problem.
Cool's Out for the Summer
Who knows, you may find your child running around your backyard in this costume all throughout summer. Olaf does love a warm and sunny day, right? Think of it as character development!
