Fun World Costumes Big Top Clown

From the manufacturer About Us Our story begins in 1959. Sam Rosenberg wanted to have his own successful business before he retired. Earlier in his adulthood he experienced a few failed start ups. Those were followed by big success as a traveling Salesmen of general merchandise in the 1950s. At the young age of 59, he began the S. Rosenberg Christmas Company. He imported Christmas and Easter novelties and dolls from Japan. In April 1963, Stanley Geller bought the business from his father-in-law and renamed the company Funworld, Easter Unlimited. He traveled to Japan by propeller planes on buying trips and developed strong relationships with factories there , and sold goods by traveling the roads of the USA in a station wagon filled with samples, going from Minneapolis to Miami, Boston to Bentonville, New York to New Orleans and everywhere in between. Life was tough but good, and the business grew and grew with the help of many people. In 1981 the third generation joined the company. Alan Geller gave Fun World a real jump start in Halloween when he lead the company during the growth of the Halloween business. See More

Key details: Product Dimensions: 14 x 4 x 12 inches; 1.27 Pounds | Manufacturer recommended age: 14 years and up | Department: mens | Customer Reviews: 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (464)

Sizes may include: 6, 6.5, 7, 7.5, 8, 8.5, 9, 9.5, 10, 10.5, 11, 11.5, 12, 13.

Customer feedback: 4.4/5 average rating.

Customers say: Customers find the clown costume to be good quality, colorful, and appreciate that it's not too small or too big, being big enough for nearly anyone. Customers also note that the material is a little thin.

Review snippets: Omgee won the best costume outfit with this! Read more / Bought to wear to a classroom halloween party! Fit was accurate and kids cracked up with seeing me in it. Great value for money! The look and color were on point! Read more

From the manufacturer About Us Our story begins in 1959. Sam Rosenberg wanted to have his own successful business before he retired. Earlier in his adulthood he experienced a few failed start ups. Those were followed by big success as a traveling Salesmen of general merchandise in the 1950s. At the young age of 59, he began the S. Rosenberg Christmas Company. He imported Christmas and Easter novelties and dolls from Japan. In April 1963, Stanley Geller bought the business from his father-in-law and renamed the company Funworld, Easter Unlimited. He traveled to Japan by propeller planes on buying trips and developed strong relationships with factories there , and sold goods by traveling the roads of the USA in a station wagon filled with samples, going from Minneapolis to Miami, Boston to Bentonville, New York to New Orleans and everywhere in between. Life was tough but good, and the business grew and grew with the help of many people. In 1981 the third generation joined the company. Alan Geller gave Fun World a real jump start in Halloween when he lead the company during the growth of the Halloween business. See More