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Child Tan Pants

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Item #FUN8229CH
Items Included
  • Pants
Product Highlights
  • 100% polyester interlock knit fabric
  • Elastic waistband
  • Exclusively, made by us!
Size Chart
Size Measurement Standard Metric
X-Small Waist 16" - 26" 41cm - 66cm
X-Small Inseam 17 1/2" 44cm
X-Small Pants Outseam 24 1/4" 62cm
X-Small Child Size 5-6 5-6
Size Measurement Standard Metric
Small Waist 18" - 28" 46cm - 71cm
Small Inseam 20" 51cm
Small Pants Outseam 27" 69cm
Small Child Size 7-8 7-8
Size Measurement Standard Metric
Medium Waist 20" - 30" 51cm - 76cm
Medium Inseam 25" 64cm
Medium Pants Outseam 34" 86cm
Medium Child Size 10-12 10-12
Size Measurement Standard Metric
Large Waist 22" - 32" 56cm - 81cm
Large Inseam 28 1/2" 72cm
Large Pants Outseam 39" 99cm
Large Child Size 14 14
Size Measurement Standard Metric
X-Large Waist 24" - 34" 61cm - 86cm
X-Large Inseam 29" 74cm
X-Large Pants Outseam 40" 102cm
X-Large Child Size 16 16
Product Description

Here’s a top ten list of completely inaccurate fun facts about pants that you can tell your friends and family about! See below:

  1. The word ‘pants’ was first recorded in English by King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table.
  2. Shakespeare wore pants made out of banana peels.
  3. The oldest pants ever discovered were found by Buzz Aldrin on the moon. It’s quite possible that aliens put them there!
  4. Pants are thought to have originated as a comfortable garment to wear when riding dinosaurs through the jungles of the Jurassic Period.
  5. You should never wear your best pair of pants to play baseball.
  6. According to our grandpa, one pair of pants used to cost an onion back in his day.
  7. In England, loose fitting parachute pants to normal trousers until around 1820.
  8. In 1812, colleges made it a rule that all trees on campus were required to wear pants.
  9. Thomas Edison didn’t believe in pants. He wore kilts his entire life. All photos of him have been retroactively altered to show him wearing pants.
  10. Some dogs like to eat pants, even though it’s not good for them.

Okay, okay. So maybe pants aren’t the most interesting accessory in the world, but the reality is that your kid needs them if he plans on having the best costume ever. We suggest giving these tan pants a try. They’re made out of polyester and they have an elastic waistband for a comfortable fit.

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