What's in the Box

• Jumpsuit
• Hat
• Gloves
• Boot covers

This Kids Astronaut Costume turns Book Week into a space mission — white jumpsuit with embroidered planet and Mars patches, silver metallic hood, and black harness straps that look NASA-official. Centre-zip front, elastic cuffs, and a hood that frames their face like the real thing.

The silver metallic accents (hood lining, belt, boot covers) catch the light beautifully, and the patches give it that authentic mission-ready feel. Comfortable stretchy cuffs at wrists and ankles mean easy on-off, and the one-piece design means no fiddly costume coordination at 7:45am.

Perfect For

Book Week & Space Story Days: Natural pick for Moon Man, Aliens Love Underpants, The Darkest Dark, or any astronaut biography parade.

Career Day & Science Fairs: Ideal for "what I want to be when I grow up" presentations, STEM events, or space-themed school projects.

Halloween & Dress-Up Play: Works for trick-or-treat, birthday parties, or just backyard moon-landing re-enactments on a rainy afternoon.

How to Wear It

Pair with comfy runners (the boot covers slip over regular shoes) and a toy space helmet or walkie-talkie for mission control vibes. Skip modern accessories — let the mission patches do the talking.

Parent FAQs

Q: What size should I order?

Check the size chart image — measure your child's height and chest, and if they're between sizes, go up for growing room. The elastic cuffs give you flex.

Q: Can they wear this over regular clothes?

Yes — the jumpsuit's roomy enough to go over a t-shirt and leggings if the classroom's cold, and the centre zip makes toilet stops manageable.

Q: How do I wash this?

Hand wash cold or gentle machine cycle, hang to dry. The silver metallic fabric will last longer if you skip the tumble dryer.

Q: Is this suitable for outdoor Book Week parades?

Absolutely — the white fabric stays cool in the sun, and the hood protects their head. Just remind them the gloves might get grubby on playground duty.

Care: Hand wash cold, hang dry. Iron on low if needed, avoiding metallic sections.