Product Information Size Chart Size Measurement Standard Metric 4T Chest 25″ 64cm 4T Sleeve Length 15″ 38cm 4T Torso 21″ 53cm 4T Hips 27″ 69cm 4T Inseam 13 1/2″ 34cm 4T Jumpsuit Length 34″ 86cm Features 64% polyester, 36% acrylic faux fur, fleece and felt Jumpsuit has zipper down center back Suit has faux fur body, fleece wrist and ankle cuffs Felt toenails sewn to wrist and ankle cuffs Fleece headpiece closes at back of neck with hook and loop fastener Headpiece has stuffed ears, tusks and trunk sewn to sides and front Made By Us Exclusive Imagine: You’re basically a caveman, wearing the hide of a deer you crept up on three suns ago. But the bitter winter night closes in and winds pick up, rendering the pelt useless. You need to wear something larger and furrier than most creatures, without getting eaten by one. Then you see a huge mass of fur and muscle, grazing the frozen plains of the tundra, unaffected by the ancient winter storms The Woolly Mammoth; a prehistoric force of nature, and a massive resource for any carnivore trying to survive, specifically humans. The docile animal, until provoked, provided tons of food and resources for the people of the time. Had Mammoths not been around, our numbers would be fewer. You know, other than having to defend your own skin and fur from people, being a Mammoth could have been pretty chill. The fiercest predators known to man would flee at the sight of you, deep snow was never an issue and a vegan diet made for an abundant food source. So what better way to keep your trick-or-treaters warm than dressing them as the Ice Age’s warmest baby behemoth? They can weather the elements and ring doorbells all night, stockpiling many suns-worth of candy for the coming winter. Although we don’t recommended it for sub-zero temperatures, this Woolly Mammoth toddler jumpsuit features attached tusks, ears and trunk with complementing feet accents on all four limbs. Pair with some of our other prehistoric costume ideas for the quintessential cave-dwelling family look.
