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Sensory-friendly fancy dress costumes for kids

Costumes for Kids

Hi, I work in the Design team of a fancy dress costume company. 

We want to develop a range Sensory-friendly costumes for kids who experience sensory issues. 

I'd be grateful if anyone can offer advise on these designs!

My main question is whether you'd prefer costumes to be tight fitting, or loose fitting? Particularly around ankles, wrists and neck. 

Would weighted costumes be good?

What else would you need in a costume? 

Thank you!

  • Hi Costumes for Kids,

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    Best wishes,
    Ross - mod