The Octopus Costume
Eight plush arms that fan out around your baby. Built for photographs, floor play and the picture you end up printing.
Built for the photo
Eight arms fanning out across the floor. Every angle looks deliberate, including the ones nobody planned.
Soft all the way down
Plush outside, padded arms that keep their shape, and nothing rigid anywhere near the skin.
Not only for October
Reads as a costume in the Halloween shots and as a floor toy the rest of the year.
The arms do the work
Most baby costumes are a shape with a hood and little else. This one claims the floor around your baby — eight arms that curl and settle wherever you put it down.
That is why the pictures land. You are not shooting an outfit, you are shooting a scene.
Wherever you happen to be
On a rug, on a beach towel, halfway down a supermarket aisle because waiting was never realistic. It folds flat, it does not crease, and on day forty it still looks like it did on day one.
The costume that wins Halloween — and the photos you will still be showing people in July.
30-day money back guarantee
If it is not what you had in mind, send it back. We will not ask why.
The moments parents send us
Beach day
Eight arms, one very small human.
Sofa season
It swallows the whole couch. That is rather the point.
Mirror check
Photo one of roughly four hundred.
First Halloween
The single shot that actually gets printed.
First to hear about it
One email when we restock. Nothing more.