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Happy Thanksgiving From Costume SuperCenter

November 24, 2010 in Uncategorized by Lara Burke

As you get ready to roast your Thanksgiving turkey and gather with family and friends, let us take a moment to reflect on the things for which we are most thankful. Costume SuperCenter would like to thank each and every one of our customers for your loyalty. This past Halloween costume season was our best yet and we couldn’t have done it without all of you.

Through Christmas and the entire New Year we will continue to offer you the very best costumes and accessories at low prices. Great new costume are still to come so the future looks bright. In the meantime, some of our favorites have been marked down after Halloween so remember, when you start your holiday shopping, that costume make great Christmas gifts for kids.

We wish you all the very happiest of Thanksgivings. May your turkey be moist and juicy, the pies be sweet and the company you keep be those you hold dearest.


Disguise Costumes Win Hasbro’s Coveted Spud Award

November 19, 2010 in General Costumes by Lara Burke

For the second consecutive year the costume manufacturer, Disguise has won the Spud Award for “Soft Goods Licensee of the Year.” A portion of their Halloween costumes for children and adults are based on Hasbro Brand toys such as My Little Pony, Transformers, GI Joe and games like Scrabble, Candyland, Twister and Mr. Potato Head. Costume SuperCenter proudly carries all of these costumes plus many more by Disguise.

Creating costumes based on toys and games is a clever way to bring the product to life. Its one thing to take a character such as Transformers and make a Bumblebee Costume but it takes another level of talent to translate a Scrabble board into a Halloween Costume dress with letter tile accessories or make a Women’s Candyland Dress look sexy. For this alone they deserve the award.

In addition to the creative costume offerings, Disquise has a great way of delivering quality while keeping budget in mind.  So Congratulations to Disguise. Take a moment to check out some of their costumes on our website. Here are some of our favorites:

Womens Sassy Deluxe Twister CostumeMens Deluxe Mr. Monopoly CostumeWomens Sassy Deluxe Candyland Cosutme

Womens Sassy Deluxe Scrabble CostumeBoys Transformers Dlx Bumblebee CostumeChildrens Mr. and Mrs Potato Head Costumes


Costume SuperCenter’s Top 10 Halloween Costumes of 2010

November 10, 2010 in Costume Trends by Lara Burke

At Costume SuperCenter we have compiled the top 10 Halloween Costumes as voted by you. By votes I mean sales. The list is in order and is according to total sales for the year to date. The trends speak for themselves.

Like we suspected, Lady Gaga dominated the sexy women’s Halloween costume category and Alice in Wonderland came out on top with high sales for the Mad Hatter and the girl’s Queen of Hearts costume. Superheroes and Disney characters are consistent every year for kids. Super Mario is a best seller for boys every year we have offered it so it’s pleasing to see that the newly added girl’s Princess Peach costume made the top 10 as well. For the men, it is once again no surprise that Popeye made the list.

1.         Ariel Little Mermaid Standard Child Costume

2.         Toddler Spider Man Muscle Chest

3.         Lady Gaga Silver and Black Sequin Dress

4.         Girl’s Deluxe Super Mario Princess Peach

5.         Men’s Prestige Alice In Wonderland Movie Mad Hatter

6.         Iron Man Mark 6 Muscle Chest Costume

7.         Child Deluxe Super Mario Bros Mario Costume

8.         Girls Queen of Hearts Costume

9.         Men’s Popeye Costume

10.       The Batman Child Costume

It is interesting to see how we compare to the survey by the National Federation of Retailers which predicted Buzz Lightyear and Alice in Wonderland as the top Halloween Costumes for 2010. Not shown on our list, Buzz did happen to catch the #2 spot for the toddler category, behind Spidey.

Overall, Halloween costume spending was up as predicted by NFR proving that even though the recession is far from over, people still see the value in having a good time.