Girls' Santa Costume Set – Dress, Cloak & Antler Headband

Cloak On. Antlers Up. Dressed in Ninety Seconds.

A sleeveless red velvet dress banded with gold braid, a matching cloak edged in white plush, and a sequined antler headband — this girls' Christmas dress set arrives as three finished pieces rather than a costume you have to assemble the night before. It is built for December photos: velvet holds warm indoor light instead of flaring under it, and the white trim keeps her outline clean against a dark tree.

Three Pieces, One Box — Nothing Left to Source

Dress, cloak and antler headband ship together in matching red. There is no last-minute hunt for a cape that almost matches or a headband that turns up in the wrong shade of red two days before the party.

A Cloak That Comes Off When the Room Warms Up

The capelet ties at the throat with a green satin bow, so it goes on for photos and comes off for dinner without pulling her hair or undoing the dress. It covers her shoulders and upper arms and ends above the elbow.

Real Trim, Not Printed Detail

Gold braid bands the yoke and the waist, a green satin bow sits at the waist seam, and dense white plush edges both the cloak and the skirt hem. Every one of those is a separate applied trim — the kind of detail that still reads when a photographer moves in close.

A Knee-Length Skirt Built for a Room Full of Kids

A velvet peplum falls over a satin skirt with a sheer red mesh overlay, which gives the hem body without a petticoat. It lands at the knee, so she can sit on the floor by the tree and get back up without help.

Sizes 5 Through 12, Cut to Layer

Because the dress is sleeveless and the cloak is short, a long-sleeve top and tights go underneath without changing the fit — which is what turns this from a warm-room outfit into one she can wear outside.

She wears it for Christmas parties, school holiday concerts and pageants, Santa visits and Christmas parades, family photo sessions and Christmas morning itself. Unlike most girls' holiday dresses, the three pieces separate, so the dress carries on as a plain velvet party dress long after the antlers go back in the box.

The details

• What's included: sleeveless velvet dress · fur-trimmed cloak · sequined antler headband (3 pieces)
• Style: Three-piece Santa costume set
• Product Code: Y5012
• Color: Red, with white plush trim, gold braid and green satin bows
• Fabric: 100% polyester — velvet dress and cloak, sheer mesh skirt overlay, plush faux-fur trim
• Sleeves: Sleeveless dress; the cloak covers the shoulders and upper arms
• Length: Knee length
• Skirt: Velvet peplum over a satin skirt with a sheer mesh overlay and a plush-trimmed hem
• Headband: Red sequined antlers on a covered headband with a gold bow
• Sizes: 5 · 6 · 8 · 10 · 12
• Season: Fall and winter
• Care: Hand wash the dress and cloak cold, or gentle cycle in a mesh bag; hang to dry, do not bleach, steam velvet on low from the inside, never iron the plush trim. Spot clean the headband only
• Not included: the tights, boots and props styled in the photographs

Size Guide

Measured by hand; allow 1–3 cm (0.4–1.2 in) tolerance. Dress length is measured from the shoulder to the hem. Size by her height first, then check the bust — the velvet bodice is fitted and the gold braid at the waist has no give. Between two sizes, take the larger: the skirt is knee length either way, and the extra room leaves space for a long-sleeve top underneath. The cloak is cut generously and fits across the size run.

Questions moms ask

Can she wear the pieces separately?

Yes, and that is most of the value. The dress stands on its own as a red velvet party dress once the antlers come off, and the cloak ties over a sweater, a plain dress or a school concert outfit. The headband is an ordinary covered headband, so it works with anything.

Is the cloak warm enough for trick-or-treating?

Not on its own. It is a short velvet capelet cut for photographs — it covers her shoulders and upper arms and stops above the elbow, and the dress underneath is sleeveless. For an October evening outdoors, put a long-sleeve top and warm tights under the dress and keep a coat in the car.

Will it work for an outdoor photoshoot in December?

For a session of twenty or thirty minutes, yes, with a thin long-sleeve layer and tights underneath — the velvet blocks wind better than tulle and the plush trim photographs well against snow. It is not a substitute for a winter coat between shots.

Do the boots and tights in the photos come with it?

No. The set is the dress, the cloak and the antler headband. The white tights, red boots and holiday props in the pictures are styling, so plan on tights and shoes of your own.

Does the skirt need a petticoat?

No. The satin skirt sits under a sheer mesh overlay with a plush-trimmed hem, which gives it shape on its own. A petticoat would push the mesh out and shorten the knee-length line.