This frothy pink satin dress is trimmed with bows and has rows and rows of magic glittered tulle to satisfy the most demanding princess. The tiara is sold separately. Puppet Workshop princess dresses are a favorite at Kidoodles in Norman, Okla., said owner Linda Angel. Dress-up clothes are also a favorite with the kids from TDmonthly Magazine’s Homeschooling Roundtable.
— “Puppet Workshop is good quality. ...It’s real,” said Andrea Keyes, manager of Dilly Dally’s in Rogers, Ariz.
— “Princesses and that sort of thing are always popular,” was the observation given by Amanda Toups of Magic Box in New Orleans, La.
— Eight of 67 retailers told TDmonthly that the Puppet Workshop line of costumes were among the best sellers in their store.

This brightly colored pirate dress-up costume comes complete with all of the necessary parts to create a realistic pirate look. The kit includes a white cotton shirt, tan cotton pants, a red belt and head sash, an elaborate metallic brocade over the shirt or vest, black boot covers and a plastic sword. The costumes are available in XS to fit sizes 2T to 4T, S for sizes 4 to 6 years, M for sizes 6x  to 8 and L for sizes 10 to12. Launch Date: October 17, 2006.

This knight costume features a blue-and-black flocked bodice with a metallic gold emblem on the front. The top’s sleeves and pants are made of a high-quality metallic mesh. Black boot covers, a metallic hood and a plastic sword are also included in the kit. The costumes are available in XS to fit sizes 2T to 4T, S for sizes 4 to 6 years, M for sizes 6x to 8 and L for sizes 10 to 12.

In shimmering pinks and purples, this full-length princess gown features a multi-layered skirt in sheer material with a panel of shiny satin in the front, a frilly, gathered bodice, puffy sleeves and a pink princess hat with a long chiffon veil. Little girls can act out their favorite fairy tales or invent their own fantasy stories while looking the part.
— “Probably my upper-end dress-up clothes from Puppet Workshop. I sell 10 to 15 of these a month,” Charles Bonner, owner of Heights Toy Center in Little Rock, Ark., told TDmonthly of his best-selling dress-up items in early 2009.
— “Princess related dress-up from Puppet Workshop,” said Mary Ann Benson of best-selling costumes at her Austin, Texas, store, Kinda Krazy Kids and Company.