Choosing a Santa Costume

Purchasing a Santa costume could turn out to be a great decision if you or your office workmates have small children. Having a Santa visit at Christmas parties adds a heart warming and memorable holiday touch.

The Christmas season is packed with events sponsored by various organizations that would all love to have Santa stop by for a whimsical visit. These include charity events, club or office parties, and school activities. If you have a costume, you or someone you know could help them out.

Santa costumes all use the same classic style that children everywhere associate with the Christmas season. Color combinations are really all alike and the suit includes a floppy red hat, red pants, a fur trimmed coat, and a huge black belt.

The one choice you will have is whether to choose the modern Santa costume or one of the more traditional "Father Christmas" costumes. Both will work, but most kids will be more familiar with the modern version.

Quality varies quite a bit between available Santa Costumes. Although you might have to spend a tad more money, buying a high quality, long lasting suit will end up being well worth the expense.

You can add a personal touch to your Santa suit by using some accessories. Real black boots and wire rimmed glasses will make your Santa costume more authentic. And, of course, you'll need a hypo-allergenic beard.

You'll be wearing this on your face for quite possible hours at a time, so you don't want it to aggravate your skin.

And don't forget Mrs. Claus! There are probably more choices for Mrs. Claus than the big man himself. You can choose the traditional long dress, apron and hair in a bun or you can go with something a little racier if it's for an adult party.

By: Phil Sikes

Are you looking for more costume ideas for Halloween or some other event? Visit the Get In Costume website for lots more helpful tips & ideas. Plus, get a free copy of our Halloween Family Safety Guide at www.getincostume.com

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