Kids Janitor Costumes

Let your little one's imagination take over with these adorable mechanic's coveralls. This is a staple piece, used for a variety of different outfits and occasions. Whether you are dressing up your baby for Halloween or your big kid is heading off to work on their toy car, we have the perfect style and perfect size for you. The coverall design gives your little Knucklehead a unique, professional look. Pick out and order your child's perfect style and size, risk free! If you are not satisfied for... [Read More]

Overall - child large (12-14) Navy blue jumpsuit with zipper closure on front, made of 100% polyester woven

8.75 oz. Rugged twill coverall has bi-swing back and elastic waist inserts for ease of movement

Our Coveralls are a versatile costume and a great addition to any dress up chest! Perfect to play mechanic or a Halloween killer!

Welcome your guests at Camp Crystal Lake with a proper scare in this officially licensed Friday the 13th Jason costume. Long sleeve lightweight costume top; navy blue tattered jacket with attached white shirt front with red blood-smeared detail, and Jason's iconic hockey mask with one mesh covered eye. Top and mask; designed to be worn with your own existing pants. Pair with one of Rubie's officially licensed Friday the 13th Machete for a complete head to toe frightening look. Great for any time... [Read More]

Classic horror is always in style. Friday the 13th costume includes Jason's hockey jersey and mask. Rubie's costume Company has the officially licensed costumes and accessories that make it easy to be your favorite character any time of year. Fright night Begins here with the Friday the 13th Jason hockey jersey and mask. Exclusively available from Rubie's Costume Co., Inc.

Strike fear in the hearts of all with this horror basic Boiler suit costume.

In this new edition of the stunning semi-autobiographical graphic novel, acclaimed writer Steven T. Seagle tells one of the most realistic Superman tales ever—without featuring Superman.  Steve's given the assignment every writer dreams of: to write Superman. Only he can't relate to a Man of Steel—not when his own fears of death haunt him. Explore the cultural significance of a comic book icon as Steve comes to terms with Superman's importance and power as a fictional ideal. This classic Ve... [Read More]

Boys on a camping trip tell whoppers about a chicken-fried rat, huge flies, a bathroom monster.