Rubies Dorothy Costume Dress, Toddler 1–2 Years

For Halloween, a themed party, or a day when dress-up is the plan, this Rubies Dorothy costume gives kids a recognizable Wizard of Oz look without needing to assemble the outfit from separate pieces.

The set includes the dress and blue hair bows. Toto in a basket is not included, so that familiar detail would need to come from elsewhere if it matters to the costume.

The blue-and-white gingham design has sequins, a jumper-style look, a white top, and lace at the hem. It’s an officially licensed Dorothy costume, with a short-dress fit worth factoring into your choice.

What to know

This is a costume rather than everyday apparel, and the listing says it runs smaller than regular clothing. The available size is Baby size Toddler 1–2 Years, use the product’s size chart when choosing rather than assuming a child’s usual clothing size will translate directly. That sizing note is especially useful if you’re shopping ahead for an event and want to avoid a last-minute fit surprise.

The dress’s sequined gingham pattern and included bows do much of the visual work of the Dorothy outfit. For a quick party-ready look, a child can put on the dress and bows, while a basket and Toto remain optional additions—not part of this set. One practical limit: the dress runs short, and children with long legs may prefer to wear leggings underneath. Keep that in mind when deciding whether the hem length will suit the occasion.

Best use cases

The costume is listed for Halloween, themed parties, festivals, cosplay events, and other dress-up occasions. It suits a child who wants the recognizable blue gingham Dorothy look, especially when a coordinated dress and hair bows are more convenient than finding those pieces separately. For example, it can work as a straightforward outfit for a themed party: dress, bows, and leggings if extra coverage is wanted.

It makes sense if the main goal is a Dorothy-inspired costume with the key clothing pieces included. If you’re comparing it with a more complete character set, note that Toto in a basket is specifically excluded. The product details call out the fabric’s sequined appearance, but don’t provide further construction or care information, so avoid assuming details that aren’t listed.

Tips for day-to-day use

Before an event, check the size chart and consider both the smaller-than-apparel sizing and the short length. The listing identifies the baby size as Toddler 1–2 Years on the spec sheet, but that label alone doesn’t replace checking the chart for the intended fit. Leggings are a practical styling choice for a child with long legs, as the product details suggest.

The included blue bows help carry the character look without needing to source hair accessories separately. If the plan includes a basket or Toto, arrange those separately, neither comes with the dress. This distinction matters most when you’re putting together a complete costume rather than just the main outfit.

Practical doubts

What comes with the costume? The set includes the dress and hair bows. Toto in a basket is not included.

Is this regular clothing sizing? No. The listing says costumes run smaller than apparel and directs shoppers to the size chart. The specified size is Baby size Toddler 1–2 Years.

Could the dress be short? Yes. The listing describes it as short and suggests leggings for children with long legs.

Buying verdict

This is a focused pick for a child who wants Dorothy’s blue-and-white gingham look for a costume occasion, with the dress and bows bundled together. It might not be a great match if you need Toto, a basket, or a longer dress included, or if you want to choose a size based only on everyday clothing labels. Check the size chart first, then decide whether leggings or separate character accessories belong in your plan.