How to Make a Vampire

Vampires don’t justhappen. They are made. And while your kiddo may have some key vampire qualities, like a penchant for nighttime antics and a deep desire to turn into a bat and fly, they’ll need more than that to successfully transform into a bonafide bloodsucker. So if your toddler tends to give up easily when frustrated, or isn’t great at sitting still and listening, then you’re going to need to find a way to teach them. Because if they want to be a vampire especially a prominent one in the community with a great big castle, the finest coffins to sleep in, and a haunting reputation then they will have to fully commit to the character and sit through a whole bunch of vampire lessons.

Of course, youcould just get them this Toddler Swanky Vampire Costume and see how they do. That would probably be easier, especially since toddlers aren’t really much for logic. Or commitment. Or patience. This costume pretty much makes the whole transformation for your tot, without a whole lot of fuss! Now, they can go door to door in swanky style and know that they are the cutest, chicest, most lovable vampire on the block.

Design & Details

This three-piece costume comes with the vest, collar and attached cape, and brooch. Sounds simple, right? But get a look at the details and you’ll see why this little look is so transformative! The vest pulls over and has a blood-red, bat-like velour design, as well as faux buttons. The cape attaches to a stand-up collar via a hook and loop closure, and the faux-gem brooch ties the whole classy look together. This little vampire looks ready for a Halloween ball!

Features

• 100% polyester
• Pullover vest has velour designs
• Ribbon down center front, decorative buttons
• Foam cape has fabric draping, hook and loop fastener on the back
• Plastic brooch with red faux jewel has fastener to hook to the cape