Adult Doritos Nacho Cheese Bag Costume
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| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Chest | 38" - 47" | 97cm - 119cm |
| Standard | Waist | 35" - 40" | 89cm - 102cm |
| Standard | Hips | 35" - 40" | 89cm - 102cm |
| Standard | Height | 68"-75" | 68"-75" |
| Standard | Weight | 100-205 Pounds | 100-205 Pounds |
- Polyester and foam fabric
- Foam backed tunic has all over graphics of Doritos
- One size fits most adults
- Unisex fit
- Officially licensed
Cheesy? Absolutely. Regretful? Never.
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who politely decline a Dorito, and those who are honest with themselves. For everyone in the second category, this Adult Doritos Nacho Cheese Bag Costume is here to make all your snack-based dreams a delicious reality. Because if you're going to show up to the party, why not show up as the life of the chip bowl?
Strut in looking like a party-size legend with a crispy attitude and a tangy flair for drama. You're not a side snack anymore—you are the snack. Bonus: no risk of getting your fingers covered in orange dust, because the cheese is printed, not edible. Sorry, Uncle Larry.
Product Details
Crafted from polyester and foam fabric, this tunic is foam-backed for structure and has full-coverage graphics that replicate a glorious bag of Doritos Nacho Cheese in all its crunchy glory. It’s easy to slip on over your clothes and even easier to win costume contests with—assuming the judges have taste.
Designed with a unisex, one-size-fits-most fit, this officially licensed costume is for snack lovers of all kinds. Whether you’re walking into a Halloween party or crashing a Super Bowl gathering, your look says “I brought the flavor” before you even open your mouth.
Say Cheese
This costume is bold, bright, and completely committed to the bit—kind of like you at 2 AM with a family-size bag and no witnesses. So go ahead, wear your snack loyalty with pride.
