- Hooded Tunic
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medium | Chest | 45" | 114cm |
| Sleeve Length | 24" | 61cm | |
| Waist | 48 1/2" | 123cm | |
| Tunic Length (Center Front) | 49" | 124cm | |
| Large | Chest | 49" | 124cm |
| Sleeve Length | 24 1/2" | 62cm | |
| Waist | 52 1/2" | 133cm | |
| Tunic Length (Center Front) | 49 1/2" | 126cm | |
| X-Large | Chest | 53" | 135cm |
| Sleeve Length | 25" | 64cm | |
| Waist | 56 1/2" | 144cm | |
| Tunic Length (Center Front) | 50" | 127cm |
- Main body black fabric: 87% polyester, 12%spandex, front white fabric: 100% polyester
- Foam-backed pullover hooded tunic
- View port through character mouth that’s ringed with felt teeth
- Fin-shaped sleeves have hand slits near tips
- Foam-backed dorsal fin at center back, tail fins at sides above hemline
- Top of hood has appliqued eyes
- Exclusively made by us
Killer Costume
Oh no, a killer whale! Run! Just kidding. Despite their somewhat threatening nickname, orcas aren’t that dangerous… unless you’re a fish, a squid, or a seal. If you’re just dressed like one of these creatures for Halloween, you’re probably safe, but you might want to take precautions. You could say loudly, “I’m not a real squid!” when you see an orca swimming silently in your peripheral vision. If that doesn’t work, try releasing a cloud of ink and running away.
Product Details
Have a whale of a time while you’re wearing your exclusive Orca Costume for Adults! The unisex outfit consists of a long tunic made of black and white polyester and backed with foam to help it keep its sea creature shape. A foam-stiffened dorsal fin is attached to the costume’s back. The fin-shaped sleeves have slits at the ends to allow your hands to poke through. The attached hood is decorated with appliqued eyes and features a view port that’s shaped like a mouth and sewn with felt teeth.
Whale Watch
It’s hard to take a boat trip specifically to look for huge sea creatures when you live in a land-locked area. Thanks to you, however, many of your friends will be able to see a whale up close and personal no matter where they live in the world! They can observe firsthand all of an orca’s fascinating behaviors, such as having the best moves on the dance floor and furtively eating all of the chocolate when they think no one is looking.
