I love dress up costumes. I am young at heart when it comes to playing dress up with my grandchildren. If I had my way they would all have at least half a dozen costumes each to play in. Most often with the boys we are found playing pirates or castles with knights. With my granddaughters we play tea party and princess. When I was given the opportunity to review a costume I could hardly wait for the package to arrive in the mail. I usually like to see the costume and feel it before buying. I have seen some very poorly made costumes in my many shopping trips for costumes. I was a little sceptical about the quality of ordering a costume online. When I was browsing the WholesaleHalloweenCostumes.com site I was amazed to see such a large selection of children's, infants and adult costumes. I spent over two hours deciding on a costume. I wanted to select a costume for my grandsons that would last them for a while. so I planned on ordering the costume a little big. I finally settled on the Boys Musketeer Costume. Lets face it I wanted to see my grandsons in lace. The Musketeers costume fall in the category of a
renaissance costume. I am sure that one might want to dress up their child in a costume like this if they were attending a
Ren Faires.
I was so pleased to see the costume came in a sturdy reusable garment bag. I inspected the stitching on the costume. The seams are neat and the fabric is of good quality. I just love the details of this costume. I took a few detail shots so you can see the seams, lace and fabric.
I am super happy with my costume choice. I am planning to get a costume for each of my grandchildren. We have plans for a costume birthday party in the fall for all the grandchildren. You will certainly be seeing more costumes in the near future. Check out Pooh Bear modeling this costume.
I could not resist showing you a few more poses of our Little Musketeer.
Disclosure
I received the above costume from WholesaleHalloweenCostumes.com in exchange for an honest review. No monetary compensation was received.
