I believe this costume is overpriced.  It shouldn't cost more than ten dollars at a big store starting with a "W."

The quality is very poor.  There are unfinished seams and seams that don't line up.  The velcro closure at the neck is a tiny square, and is poorly attached.  The fun fur has odd, partial cut marks that look like someone tried to cut a straight line and messed up.  Rather than get a new piece, it looks like he/she just sewed over the botched fur and called it quits.  As a result, the fur looks a little funky and huge chunks fall off when brushed.  Brushed?  Yes.  Brushed.  The fur needs to be brushed or your sweet fox will look like a mangy, matted, ragged fox.  I did it very carefully with a tiny Barbie brush (I know, I know) in an effort to make the fur look decent.  It looked MUCH better afterwards, but my family room carpet looked like a small Pomeranian exploded all over it.  And fun fur doesn't vacuum up very well.

As for sizing, this manufacturer needs a new pattern or needs to fix the size chart.  I used the chart to order a size bigger than what my daughter would actually need.  Good thing.  The arms are a little long while the skirt portion is very short.  It's halfway up her thigh, not slightly above the knee as pictured.  Leggings will definitely be required.

I usually sew the kids' costumes every year, so maybe I'm being overly critical.  Anyway, I didn't have time to sew this year, and my daughter really, really wanted to have the Sweet Fox costume to match her friend's Sweet Raccoon costume.  I just don't think the flaws make the costume worth the money. I'm sure if the price had been around the ten range, I wouldn't complain at all.  I'd return it if she didn't love it (young kids have a different eye for quality, I guess).

It would have been better if we'd gone to a thrift store for a brown dress and hoodie, then hot glued on some fun fur (the craft store that starts with a "J" usually has good sales or coupons).  If you're considering this costume, that's what I'd suggest you do intead (and don't fall for puppy dog eyes and a quivering lip!).