Deekin 5 Sets Kids Dressing up Costumes, Toddler Dressing up and Play for Age 3-7, Construction Worker, Police, Firefighter, Doctor, Surgeon Vest for Boys Girls Pretend Role Accessories

From: Deekin

Pete's Expert Summary

My human has presented a large, crinkly bag containing what appear to be rudimentary uniforms for the smaller, louder variety of their species. This "Deekin" collection includes five sets of polyester vests and flimsy hats meant to mimic professions I hold in dubious regard—after all, when has a "firefighter" ever rescued *me* from a tall bookcase I ascended with perfect intent? The material is described as durable and easy to clean, which tells you everything you need to know about the messy creatures intended to wear them. While the sheer chaos these costumes will undoubtedly inspire is a threat to my napping schedule, I will concede that a pile of five polyester vests, once discarded by an exhausted tiny human, might make for an adequately warm, if aesthetically offensive, place to rest in a sunbeam. The small plastic accessories are also prime candidates for being batted into the dark abyss under the sofa, a noble purpose for any object.

Key Features

  • Costume Cosplay Set: there are a total of 5 sets of suits of construction worker police firefighter doctor and Surgeon in the package; One set of costume includes 1 vest, 1 hat and small accessories; Which are enough your kids to choose their favorite occupation and dressing up, suitable for school role play and class activities
  • Durable Costumes: toddler dressing up clothes for kids is made of waterproof and durable polyester, nice quality, reusable for a long time; Material is easy to clean and can be washed by hands
  • Suitable Size: these vests for construction worker, police, doctor, surgeon, firefighter are approx. 20 x 17 inches/ 50 x 43 cm that are suitable for most preschoolers ages 3-7; With no zippers, convenient and easy to put on and take off
  • Meaningful Gifts: the boys girls dressing up clothes for play will surely surprise your kids, These develop educational skills, learning, thinking, problem solving, communication, social skills, creativity; Encourage your children to be creative and have fun while learning new skills
  • Kids Dressing up and Play: give your child imaginative play; Wear the different career costume, and leave an unforgettable memory, ideal for any occasion, birthday parties, Halloween, Christmas, preschool graduation, celebrations or dressing up parties and all year round

A Tale from Pete the Cat

The offering was laid out on the rug, a collection of cheap, brightly colored fabrics smelling faintly of plastic and disappointment. My human seemed pleased, which is always a red flag. Firefighter red, police blue, doctor white… a whole tableau of noisy human occupations. It was an insult to the subtle, sophisticated gray of my own coat. Seeing no immediate threat and recognizing the pile was marginally softer than the hardwood floor, I leapt atop the jumble, kneaded the "Surgeon" and "Doctor" vests into a suitable mound, and promptly fell asleep, determined to ignore this new nonsense into non-existence. My dreams, however, had other plans. I wasn't in my living room anymore. I was standing on a precipice, a sheer cliff of polished granite that was, in fact, the kitchen countertop. Below me, a crisis: a single, tantalizing dollop of cream had fallen just out of reach on the floor. I was wearing the red firefighter vest, its stiff material a poor substitute for my own fur. A team of neighborhood cats looked to me for guidance. "Chief Pete," a scrawny tuxedo cat chirped, "What's the plan?" I surveyed the scene, my mind sharp. I directed a calico to create a distraction by knocking over the utensil holder while I, the hero, would rappel down using a stray piece of spaghetti. The scene dissolved and reformed. Now I wore the blue police vest, the cheap plastic badge glinting under the porch light. I was on a stakeout. My target: the audacious squirrel who believed the bird feeder was his personal buffet. My plastic walkie-talkie crackled with static, which in my dream was the voice of my informant, a nervous chipmunk. "He's making his move," the voice squeaked. I crouched low, my muscles coiled. This was more than just a job; this was about justice. This was about reclaiming the territory for proper, dignified bird-watching. I was jolted awake by the sound of my own tail thumping against the floor in anticipation of the dream-pounce. I was back on the pile of costumes, the sun warming my fur. The house was silent. I blinked, the visions of heroism and command still fading from my mind. I stretched, my claws sinking satisfyingly into the polyester of the police vest. As objects of play, they were worthless. As apparel, they were a crime against fashion. But as a catalyst, as a foundation for the grandest of my napping adventures? I purred, a low rumble of contentment. For that purpose alone, I would permit them to stay. They had earned their place on the floor.