As a professional Santa Claus for over twenty years, I’ve learned a few things about how to make your Santa Claus costume last longer.

Obviously, you want to keep your beard and wig in good shape. This means not putting them on with adhesive – that’s just going to ruin them. Instead, use safety pins or bobby pins.

Even if your beard and wig are in perfect condition, they won’t look good when they’re not on your face properly. You might be tempted to just put them on as quickly as possible right before leaving the house, but this will end up making you look silly. Instead, take some time to learn how to position your beard and wig correctly. There are even special mirrors designed specifically for this purpose!

Another crucial part of making your Santa Claus costume last longer is keeping it clean. We recommend a dry-clean only policy, but if you don’t have access to a dry-cleaner, spot clean with a damp towel and mild dish soap.

Hello and welcome to the Santa Claus Costume Care Blog. Here you will learn how to make your Santa Claus costume last longer by taking proper care of it.

The first step is to buy a good quality suit. We offer a selection of top quality suits and accessories that you can use for years to come with proper care and cleaning.

Our Deluxe Suit is made from high quality fabrics and comes completely lined. The pants are full cut for maximum comfort, as are the arms on the jacket. This suit also has a tie at the neck, zipper closure, belt loops, belt and buckle, hat, wig & beard set and boot tops.

Here’s some tips on keeping your suit looking great after you purchase it:

1. Always hang your suit up properly and never store it in a plastic bag or other type of container that doesn’t allow it to breathe. If you don’t have enough room in your closet, we recommend getting a garment bag that zips up.

2. When stuffing your Santa belly, make sure it isn’t too tight and that it allows air flow through it so that you don’t get overheated while wearing the suit for an extended period of time (such as during mall appearances). You can use pillow stuffing or polyester batting for

Santa Claus is a professional.

Santa’s suit was made to last. It is made of the finest, most luxurious fabrics available. It is lined with fur and has a belt made of leather. The boots are designed to withstand long hours of walking on any surface without wearing out… Santa’s suit is designed to make him look great for many years to come.

Wearing your Santa Claus costume for Halloween or Christmas parties can be a lot of fun, but if you want it to last longer than one night, there are some things that need to be done before putting it on:

The first thing you should do when putting on a Santa Claus costume is make sure all buttons are fastened properly and securely.

Are you tired of replacing your Santa Claus costume every year?

Do you often find yourself having to buy new costumes because your current one wears thin or is stained so badly that it can no longer be used?

If so, these tips are for you!

Each year millions of people suit up as Santa Claus for their children, grandchildren, or at their local mall. And each year many find themselves having to purchase a new Santa Claus costume. These tips will help extend the life of your costume, with minimal work and expense.

It’s almost Christmas and if you’re a Santa Claus, you’re probably preparing for one of the busiest times of the year. For those who are employed in-house, the season is coming to an end. For those of us who hire ourselves out for mall visits, home visits and corporate gigs, it is just beginning. You may be in need of new purchases or repairs to your gear or costume.

Here are some tips to make your costume last longer.

Use these tips to keep your Santa outfit looking good year after year.

As a professional Santa Claus, I have worn many suits over the years. One thing I’ve learned is that you get what you pay for! A quality suit will last for years and look fabulous at parties, parades and on visits to children. It’s worth it to buy a good one.

Costume stores often sell “Santa Suits” for about $40. These are made out of cheap, thin polyester and are not lined or padded. You may be able to get away with wearing this suit once or twice, but after that it will look shabby and tired.

If you want to wear your costume more than a couple of times, invest in a good one. Professional suits are made of thick wool and are fully lined. They have real fur trim (or faux fur) and padded bellies. The pants have elastic in the cuffs so that they can fit over your boots.

I bought my first Santa Suit for about $250 in 1979 when I saw an ad in the paper for “Real Bearded Santas.” After doing some research, I found that there were other people who were also interested in portraying Santa Claus at Christmas events throughout the year. I bought a suit from a company called Charles W Lee & Co., located in