Colonial Ben Franklin Child Costumes

Let there be light! Benjamin Franklin is most famous for demonstrating that lightning is electrical and for inventing the lightning rod; his discoveries are taught in elementary schools across the nation. I bet your child would love to wear this Child Benjamin Franklin Costume while learning about the prominent American figure. This costume is also ideal for school plays! - Jacket w/ attached vest front - Jabot

The Colonial Man child costume is good for dressing up as late 17th century historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin. Costume includes a jacket with attached vest, cravat, and knickers pants. Franklin Wig sold separately. Boots, socks, and glasses not included.

This kids Ben Franklin costume includes a coat with attached vest, knickers, jabot and shoe buckles. Our Ben Franklin costume for children comes in child sizes Medium, Small, Large. The white socks, wig and glasses are not included with the Ben Franklin costume. Please note: This item's color may vary due to inherent manufacturing variations or your computer monitor's color settings. The item you receive will be identical or substantially similar to the item pictured in this listing.

The Colonial Man child costume is good for dressing up as late 17th century historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin. Costume includes a jacket with attached vest, cravat, and knickers pants. Franklin Wig sold separately. Boots, socks, and glasses not included.

The Colonial Man child costume is good for dressing up as late 17th century historical figures such as Benjamin Franklin. Costume includes a jacket with attached vest, cravat, and knickers pants. Franklin Wig sold separately. Boots, socks, and glasses not included.

This 18th century costume is perfect for dressing as American colonial era figures. The Benjamin Franklin / Colonial Man costume includes a button up brown jacket with decorative ruffled sleeves; button up tan vest; pair of black knickers pants and a necktie cravat. White collared shirt not included.

Skeleteen Shoe Buckles are the perfect costume accessory for any Colonial or pirate costume. They are shoe covers that come with a rubber to put around the ankle and look very realistic with loafers. They can be worn on top of shoes for a men or women Pilgrim costume or for boys dressing up as George Washington. This metal buckle looks real on shoes or boots and is something that any small boy learning about the Revolutionary War would love. Since it can also fit an adult, it can be used for a f... [Read More]

Big Mo's Toys Gold Rimmed Round Costume Glasses are great for dressing up as Santa, Grandma, Harry Potter, Doc the Dwarf, etc. These glasses are fully rimmed with gold wire, including arms and nose bridge. They are made for kids but can fit most adults too. Frame measurements are: Frame Width - 5"; Lens Diameter - 2"; Arm Length - 5.5". These glasses also come with adjustable nose pads for a more secure fit. The lenses are non-prescribed, and safe for the eyes. They are also great for kids dress... [Read More]

Child size Colonial, Pilgrim, Pioneer, and Political costumes are fun for book reports, history projects, school parades, Thanksgiving pageants, and even Halloween! IMPORTANT! Do not choose size based on child's clothing size or age - consult Rubie's Child Size chart and recent reviews to make the best decision. As the world's costume leader, Rubie's Costume Company takes seriously the mission to make dressing up fun! From standard costumes to mascot and rental quality costumes, as well as masks... [Read More]

They can learn the history of our great nation by becoming the very first President of the United States in this children's George Washington costume set. Features a blue long coat with tan lined collar and sleeve cuffs; long tan vest underlayer with button embellishments and false pocket flaps and attached white jabot at neckline; matching tan pant bottoms and black tricorn hat completes this set that will transport them back in time. They'll set an example of fairness, prudence and integrity a... [Read More]