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Oompa Loompa Costume Dogs

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Item # FUN3587
Items Included
  • Costume
  • Wig Headpiece
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Sale Price £11.99 
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Size Chart
Runs Small
Slightly Small
True To Size
Slightly Large
Runs Large
Size Measurement Standard Metric
S Neck Circumference 14 1/2" 37cm
S Center Front Length 9 1/4" 23cm
S Center Back Length 6" 15cm
S Front Leg Inseam 8 1/4" 21cm
S Waist Opening 20" - 28" 51cm - 71cm
Size Measurement Standard Metric
M Neck Circumference 16 1/2" 42cm
M Center Front Length 13 1/4" 34cm
M Center Back Length 7" 18cm
M Front Leg Inseam 10 1/4" 26cm
M Waist Opening 24" - 32" 61cm - 81cm
Size Measurement Standard Metric
L Neck Circumference 21 1/2" 55cm
L Center Front Length 17 1/4" 44cm
L Center Back Length 8" 20cm
L Front Leg Inseam 12 1/4" 31cm
L Waist Opening 28" - 36" 71cm - 91cm
Size Measurement Standard Metric
XL Neck Circumference 27 1/2" 70cm
XL Center Front Length 21 1/4" 54cm
XL Center Back Length 9 1/2" 24cm
XL Front Leg Inseam 14 1/4" 36cm
XL Waist Opening 34" - 42" 86cm - 107cm
Features
  • 100% polyester
  • Costume has hook and loop fastener down center back
  • Attached fiber filled arms with hands
  • Synthetic wig on mesh style headpiece with adjustable chin strap
  • Exclusively, made by us!
  • NOTE: THIS ITEM IS NOT RETURNABLE IF YOU HAVE OPENED THE PACKAGE

This is an Oompa Loompa Dog Costume.

Questions & Answers

Q: I have a mini goldendoodle. She is 13 pounds. Which size should I get for her? Thank you! (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | 5 September 2022
Monster Responds...
For a 13-pound mini goldendoodle, the best starting point is her neck circumference, center back length, and chest measurement, since those drive the fit most. A small has a 14.5" neck and 6" back length, while a medium has a 16.5" neck and 7" back length. Mini goldendoodles at 13 pounds can vary quite a bit in build, so I'd recommend measuring her neck at its thickest point just above the shoulders, her back length from the base of her tail to her shoulders along the spine, and her chest at the widest point behind her front legs, then comparing those to our chart to land on the right size.
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