Astronaut suit Neill child

The Neill children's astronaut suit is a white jumpsuit with a black collar, black shoulder straps and a belt with a buckle, in the style of a spacesuit.

Boys and girls can dress up as astronauts for Carnival, a space-themed party or a dress-up party about professions. The suit fastens with a zip at the front. The black pockets with zippers on the legs make the astronaut look instantly recognizable.

Details of the Neill children's astronaut suit

• The jumpsuit is white, with black accents on the collar, cuffs, straps and belt.
• There are patches on the chest and sleeves, including an American flag on one of the sleeves.
• The suit is available in the lengths 104, 116, 128, 140, 152 and 164 cm, roughly from 4 to 14 years. Choose based on your child's height, not their age.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• Wash the suit at 30 °C. Do not bleach, do not dry clean, do not tumble dry and do not iron.
• You will only receive the jumpsuit. A helmet is not included.

Why is a spacesuit white and not orange?

A spacesuit for working outside the spacecraft is white because white reflects the bright sunlight. The orange suit you sometimes see was worn by shuttle crews during launch and return so that they were clearly visible at sea. If you want your child to have the classic look of a spacewalk or a moon landing, this white model with black straps and patches is perfect.

Wearing the spacesuit during the parade or at the space party

During a Carnival parade, the black-and-white contrast of the straps and belt stands out among the other costumes. Sturdy black or white shoes complete the look and are comfortable to walk in on a long route. At a space party at home or at school, a separate helmet or a homemade cardboard rocket will suit the outfit, so your child can really walk around as a crew member.

Order the Neill children's astronaut suit in the correct length and your child will be ready for launch during Carnival.