There are times in a mother's life when you are amazed with the variety of quality Halloween costumes available for your baby. And here you thought that dressing up your baby in his wackiest clothes is sufficient for the holiday! Well, not when you can be udderly, ahem, utterly amazed with the Tom Arma cow costume.

Yes, the durability of the cow costume is something to be amazed about considering that most baby Halloween outfits are meant to be wear-once, discard-later affairs. Well, not with Tom Arma costumes it isn't! This is because the label of Tom Arma stands behind its creations as heirloom-quality outfits designed to endure the test of time, moths, sweats and tears. Just examine the workmanship in the stitching in the cloth to get the idea of how durable the Tom Arma cow outfit is.

Of course, durability is not all there is to the cow costume. You will love the 2 little horns framing curly white hair on the character headpiece, the black spots against the soft white cloth background, the attached tail in white, and the almost-realistic cow hooves-shaped booties. And the ears sticking out like real cows' ears are a cute touch in itself. It's almost like a work of art your baby is wearing! Udderly amazing indeed.

For discerning mothers, durability and beauty are hallmarks of a great product for their darling little angels. Halloween costumes, no matter if these can only be worn once in a year, are subjected to the same standards. Fortunately, mothers have Tom Arma on their side in this regard starting with their classic cow costume.

Since the Tom Arma cow costumes are made for durability, you have an heirloom-quality costume in your hands. Your grandchildren will be able to make use of the outfit especially when you store it properly away from the mice, moths and malicious hands of men.

Indeed, with Tom Arma baby Halloween costumes, scary thoughts of not enjoying good value for your money for something that is so little are not a possibility. You have the quality of assurance with every costume you buy from Tom Arma. Now, isn't that Armazing, ahem, amazing in this world where shoddy workmanship abound?