Garfield

Sorry, kid, but there have to be a few rules. One, you can't go out on Halloween night if you're going to continue being mean to Odie.

Two..

. Okay.

Maybe we're not in a position to declare rules and issue decrees. But we're not sure how much your kiddo might like this whole trick-or-treating thing.

Most (we hope all) people give out candy to trick-or-treaters, not lasagna. Like, we're cool with that idea, but it's just not what happens.

It sounds delicious to be sure, but expensive and more than a little messy. If your child has a love of lasagna and a need to dress like their favorite cartoon character, then this Garfield costume for kids is the perfect fit!

Just don't be surprised if they start requesting the Italian noodle dish instead of candy while trick or treating this year! Design & Details This costume includes a polyester costume that resembles our favorite comic-strip feline.

The costume comes with plenty of details made to make your child look just like the cat from the Sunday funnies. If you're looking to bring down the energy levels of your hyperactive toddler, put them in this Garfield costume, and, hopefully, theyll begin to act like the lazy feline.

Again, lasagna helps.

Sorry, kid, but there have to be a few rules. One, you can't go out on Halloween night if you're going to continue being mean to Odie.

Two..

. Okay.

Maybe we're not in a position to declare rules and issue decrees. But we're not sure how much your kiddo might like this whole trick-or-treating thing.

Most (we hope all) people give out candy to trick-or-treaters, not lasagna. Like, we're cool with that idea, but it's just not what happens.

It sounds delicious to be sure, but expensive and more than a little messy. But perhaps licking the sauce off bite-size candy wrappers (before the inevitable dessert) would stifle a little of all that energy.

Its not only a fact, but its a bit of an understatement to say that children have a lot of energy. Maybe you could get your kid to pretend to be Garfield, a lazy cat who enjoys sleep, hates Mondays and is hopelessly addicted to lasagna.

Why not go the extra mile? Give them a little inspiration and get their imaginative juices flowing like sweet, sweet bolognese.

Thats where this toddler Garfield costume comes into play. This costume includes a polyester costume that resembles our favorite comic-strip feline.

The costume comes with plenty of details made to make your child look just like the cat from the Sunday funnies. If youre looking to bring down the energy levels of your hyperactive toddler, put them in this Garfield costume and, hopefully, theyll begin to act like the lazy feline.

Again, lasagna helps.

Sorry, kid, but there have to be a few rules. One, you can't go out on Halloween night if you're going to continue being mean to Odie.

Two..

. Okay.

Maybe we're not in a position to declare rules and issue decrees. But we're not sure how much your kiddo might like this whole trick-or-treating thing.

Most (we hope all) people give out candy to trick-or-treaters, not lasagna. Like, we're cool with that idea, but it's just not what happens.

It sounds delicious to be sure, but expensive and more than a little messy. But perhaps licking the sauce off bite-size candy wrappers (before the inevitable dessert) would stifle a little of all that energy.

Its not only a fact, but its a bit of an understatement to say that children have a lot of energy. Maybe you could get your kid to pretend to be Garfield, a lazy cat who enjoys sleep, hates Mondays and is hopelessly addicted to lasagna.

Why not go the extra mile? Give them a little inspiration and get their imaginative juices flowing like sweet, sweet bolognese.

Thats where this toddler Garfield costume comes into play. This costume includes a polyester costume that resembles our favorite comic-strip feline.

The costume comes with plenty of details made to make your child look just like the cat from the Sunday funnies. If youre looking to bring down the energy levels of your hyperactive toddler, put them in this Garfield costume and, hopefully, theyll begin to act like the lazy feline.

Again, lasagna helps.

Sorry, kid, but there have to be a few rules. One, you can't go out on Halloween night if you're going to continue being mean to Odie.

Two..

. Okay.

Maybe we're not in a position to declare rules and issue decrees. But we're not sure how much your kiddo might like this whole trick-or-treating thing.

Most (we hope all) people give out candy to trick-or-treaters, not lasagna. Like, we're cool with that idea, but it's just not what happens.

It sounds delicious to be sure, but expensive and more than a little messy. But perhaps licking the sauce off bite-size candy wrappers (before the inevitable dessert) would stifle a little of all that energy.

Its not only a fact, but its a bit of an understatement to say that children have a lot of energy. Maybe you could get your kid to pretend to be Garfield, a lazy cat who enjoys sleep, hates Mondays and is hopelessly addicted to lasagna.

Why not go the extra mile? Give them a little inspiration and get their imaginative juices flowing like sweet, sweet bolognese.

Thats where this toddler Garfield costume comes into play. This costume includes a polyester costume that resembles our favorite comic-strip feline.

The costume comes with plenty of details made to make your child look just like the cat from the Sunday funnies. If youre looking to bring down the energy levels of your hyperactive toddler, put them in this Garfield costume and, hopefully, theyll begin to act like the lazy feline.

Again, lasagna helps.

Sorry, kid, but there have to be a few rules. One, you can't go out on Halloween night if you're going to continue being mean to Odie.

Two..

. Okay.

Maybe we're not in a position to declare rules and issue decrees. But we're not sure how much your kiddo might like this whole trick-or-treating thing.

Most (we hope all) people give out candy to trick-or-treaters, not lasagna. Like, we're cool with that idea, but it's just not what happens.

It sounds delicious to be sure, but expensive and more than a little messy. But perhaps licking the sauce off bite-size candy wrappers (before the inevitable dessert) would stifle a little of all that energy.

Its not only a fact, but its a bit of an understatement to say that children have a lot of energy. Maybe you could get your kid to pretend to be Garfield, a lazy cat who enjoys sleep, hates Mondays and is hopelessly addicted to lasagna.

Why not go the extra mile? Give them a little inspiration and get their imaginative juices flowing like sweet, sweet bolognese.

Thats where this toddler Garfield costume comes into play. This costume includes a polyester costume that resembles our favorite comic-strip feline.

The costume comes with plenty of details made to make your child look just like the cat from the Sunday funnies. If youre looking to bring down the energy levels of your hyperactive toddler, put them in this Garfield costume and, hopefully, theyll begin to act like the lazy feline.

Again, lasagna helps.

O, Odie Tree! It is not often that we come upon brand new Christmas carols.

They show up every now and then, but they're usually a mashup of existing music with a holiday twist or take a longstanding song and apply a parody pun. We'd like to say that when we heard that Garfield was going to spend the holidays with us that we came up with a completely new jingle with which to celebrate.

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. But when we saw the delight that Garfield and Odie had decoratingthemselves for the party, we knew that the Odie Tree was the only way to go.

Product Details Now you can get in on the fun, too. This officially licensed Adult Garfield and Odie Ugly Christmas Cardigan lets you combine the comfort of a cotton blend sweater with the delight of two of your favorite comic characters.

Secure the fit with buttons up the front and rib knit cuffs and a matching waistband and v-neck. Then show off your fandom for these delightful characters knit on the front.

There's no better way to spend the holidays than with friends and family, so be sure to invite these two alongor even make it a gift for your family!