Pirate sword

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CAD $ 12.99
Complete the costume 6 items
SKU: 1013488 | STYLE: F68157
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The plank is set, the treasure map is unrolled, and your captain needs a blade worth waving at the crew. This gold and grey pirate sword brings that swashbuckling moment to Halloween, costume parties, school plays and backyard treasure hunts. Its gold and grey colouring gives it a treasure-hunter's flair that says pirate from across the room, so every pose, duel and dramatic "Arrr" lands just right. It is sold individually, so you choose exactly how many blades your crew needs, whether that's one captain or a whole boarding party.

A Halloween pirate sword needs a captain to match. Pair it with the Captain of the Sea costume for adults, dress your little deckhand in the Captain of the Sea costume for kids, or go as a duo with the pirate wench costume. Add a sash and your best growl, and the ship is yours.

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