- Dress
- Hat
- Belt
- Jacket
- Bowtie
| Size | Measurement | Standard | Metric |
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| 1X | Jacket Chest | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 2X | Jacket Chest | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 3X | Jacket Chest | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
| 4X | Jacket Chest | Coming Soon | Coming Soon |
Tea Party. No RSVP Needed.
You know that feeling when you’re invited somewhere and you have absolutely no idea what time it is, what day it is, or what the social rules are? The Mad Hatter has been living that life forever, and honestly, it tracks. This costume is for anyone who has fully committed to showing up anyway.
Design & Details
The look is built around a purple striped dress with black lace accents, a teal velvet jacket with gold buttons and checkered cuffs, and a satin purple bowtie that ties the whole thing together. The gold-accented belt cinches the silhouette nicely without fighting the rest of the outfit for attention.
The hat is the real centerpiece — a structured black top hat with a clock face on the front and a purple sash around the crown. Our in-house design team made a specific call here: every clash is intentional, the stripes against the checkers against the velvet, because that tension is exactly what makes the Hatter work.
Wonderland Has No Dress Code
The jacket has a long open tail that moves well, so the overall effect is somewhere between “formal occasion” and “the occasion has completely fallen apart.” Which, if you know anything about the character, is exactly right. Wonderland runs on its own logic, the clock on that hat has never shown the correct time, and you’re dressed for all of it.
