Awaken the magic of mythical forests with the Green Sky Dragon. This enchanting pajama costume features a jewel green base made from sustainable cotton — gentle enough for babies, toddlers, and kids, and tough enough for wild adventures. Golden spikes run along the cozy hat and tail, and bright gold wings shimmer with every leap, twist, and turn. Designed for both imaginative play and peaceful sleep, and proudly made in California, this dragon is as kind to the planet as it is bold in spirit.
Made in the USA
95% Cotton / 5% Spandex
Fabric:
95% locally sourced fabric
15% deadstock fabric
Shipping in compostable mailers with compostable inserts and labels
Manufacturing locally in Los Angeles
Low carbon footprint at home office
Recycling fabric scraps
Why we love it:
Step into the enchanting world of Band of the Wild, where every costume is a gateway to boundless imagination and untamed adventure. These aren't just outfits—they're portals to a realm where children can roam free, dream big, and craft their own fantastical tales.
A child dons their Band of the Wild costume, and suddenly, they're not just playing pretend—they're embodying the spirit of the wild. With wings that flutter and hoods that transform them into creatures of the forest, these costumes ignite the flames of creativity and invite kids to explore the furthest reaches of their imagination.
But the magic doesn't end when the sun sets. As bedtime beckons, these versatile costumes seamlessly transition into pajamas with a simple flick of the wrist. Wings and hoods are shed like the skin of a chrysalis, and children drift off to sleep, their dreams infused with the echoes of their daytime adventures.
What sets Band of the Wild apart isn't just their commitment to play—it's their dedication to the planet. In a world where sustainability is more than just a buzzword, Band of the Wild stands tall as a beacon of eco-consciousness. Laying bare their environmental impact and steering clear of empty promises and hollow greenwashing.
So, why do we love Band of the Wild? Because they understand that childhood is a precious, fleeting moment—a time to roam free, dream big, and embrace the wild at heart. And with every costume they craft, they give children the wings to soar into a world of endless possibility.