Toddler's Leprechaun Costume
TODDLER IS THE NEW ADULTThere are certain mythological creatures in the world that you have to add a few strange adjectives to in order to try to become. For example, if you want to be a Giant from Jack & the Beanstalk, you're going to have a pretty tough time convincing people that you are who you are. After all, we're talking about a creature that was so big that Jack was barely a mouse while running around and dodging his rage. Even Shaq is going to have trouble making that look authentic. Then, of course, there is the trouble of being a Centaur. Sure, you can probably pull off the human torso and you might add some padding to your hips so you've got that equine shoulder looking right. But, you're still, at best, two-thirds a hybrid unless you've got a hunched over buddy behind you! That's why the Leprechaun is one of the most advantageous looks for your tiny toddlers. They're already the right size so they finally don't have to feel like they pulled the short straw!DESIGN & DETAILSWe'd like to say that our team of dedicated tailors was inspired to make this Toddler Leprechaun Costume, but these are actually just the standard uniform for our team of actual leprechauns. (They pulled some pranks and we made up way too many.) But that means your kiddo is going to love the green and gold jacket and vest combination. The lapels have four-leaf clover patches and reinforced, golden buttons to keep up with even your energetic tyke. The tall top hat has a black band with a gold buckle and is made of the same green velvet. The striped jersey pants are dark green and light green stripes. All you'll need next is an actual pot of gold. NO PINCHES FOR THIS KIDDOWith the authentic leprechaun look that your tyke will be rocking in this costume, there will be so much green that you might even be immune to St. Patrick's Day pinches. That said, there may be a few extra folks trying to find a pot of gold, so we recommend some chocolate coins as a distraction.
