Welcome to Red Indian Costume!
It’s now Jan 28, 2012: and it’s never too early to get the costumes YOU want on SALE. And you can have FREE Delivery with certain minimum purchases. (see below) Make sure you check out the super costumes sales each week
Okay, so it’s Jan 28, 2012, but now’s the time to get the costume in stock before the Halloween rush! Get the best for a Red Indian Costume!
Of course there’s always Halloween, but the Indian Costume is worn throughout the year for a number of occasions, including Thanksgiving, other holidays, and of course American Indian heritage events. Also, many schools have Indian-related mascot names, like the “Braves” or something similar. That makes Indian costumes popular all year long!
Check out what’s still a best seller for 2011!
Tribal Princess Adult Indian Costume
A new Indian Costume for 2010, this young maiden Indian would keep anyone warm in your teepee!
This fascinating Indian costume comes with a stretchable faux-suede dress that is trimmed with beads and feathers. It also has a lace neckline with fringed hem. This great outfit also includes the feather head dress with matching arm band, with a tomahawk too!
This is an adult-sized costume, and it comes in adult sizes Extra small, Small, Medium, and Large.
The shoes are not included,
but check out some of these awesome Indian shoes!
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Another New for 2010!
Western Authentic Indian Headress
Perfect for any traditional heritage celebration! This is a Western-style Native American Indian Headress. It is the headress only, not the costume, but it’s a gorgeous headress! It also includes the hanging, long feathers! On sale now: Authentic Indian Headress
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Also new this year!
Noble Warrior Adult Red Indian Costume
The force of the spirits is strong in this warrior!
Ready for any battle, this Warrior Indian Costume comes with the brown-colored top, sleeveless, with feathers and a matching pair of pants. It also comes with a tabbard with an Indian tribal designed trim with matching arm bands.
- This is an Adult costume, and it is sized in Medium, Large, and Extra Large.
Indian Wig sold separately, as well as the Indian Tomahawk!
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Here is the lovely, Sacajawea Indian Maiden Costume
A true Indian leader, who is memorialized on certain American currency.
Sacajawea of the Shoshone tribe, comes with a detailed beaded-brown faux-suede dress, that is accentuated with a shimmering diamond and cross pattern with lealther-like fringe trimming around the top and with the faux-leather belt. The belt includes the dark, brown-colored loin-flap with the corresponding design.
The fringe runs along the hemline and sleeve-lines, and it’s topped off with a matching head band. This is a Ladies adult costume, and it runs in sizes from Small, Medium, Large up to an Extra Large size. This is a great Sacajawea Costume!
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We found a great video on how to do Native Indian makeup. Watch this. . .
A Little Bit About Native American Indians
Native American Indians are the indigenous people who inhabited North America, and still do today! In the last census of 2000, there were over three-million native Indians living in the United States and Canada. Of those 3 million, about one million were Native American Indian children!
Because of their freedom and sovereign rule, Indians may enjoy their traditions, culture and other commercial endeavors without the interference of the U.S. Government. That is probably the primary reason for the flourishing amount of Indian gaming casinos on Indian reservation lands. Such establishments have been a large windfall for the Indian nations, allowing them to prosper and provide for their communities and the communities surrounding their lands.
There are over 55 recognized Native Indian tribes in North America; however, there are hundreds of smaller tribes and sub-tribes.
The Native American Indians of today have a very special relationship with the U.S. Government because they are a “nation within a nation“. That is, the Native Indians can live in tribes and enjoy a sovereign Indian nation that is independent from the Government of the United States.