Angine de Poitrine-Inspired Halloween Costume Pulled from Shelves - Billboard
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Angine de Poitrine is sure to be a hot Halloween costume this year, but unlicensed costumes have been pulled from the shelves at one Halloween store. Costume and party supplies retailer Party Expert has pulled a pair of Halloween costumes from its website featuring the likeness of both members, after listing their polka-dotted jumpsuits and signature masks as individual pieces under the prefix "Polka Dot Attack" last week. Today (Oct. 16), Le Journal de Montréal reports that the costumes have been removed from shelves in physical stores. Party Expert employees told the local newspaper that the store's parent company reportedly called for the outfits to be pulled from shelves on Wednesday (Oct. 14). The costumes are no longer available on the store's website, and Le Journal also reports that store employees claim the company removed the items from sale following a legal notice. Angine de Poitrine's team declined to comment for this story. "Polka Dot Attack" was advertised as a pair costume and each sold in two pieces, with Khn and Klek de Poitrine's signature robes being sold for $60 CAD each and their respective headpieces listed at $45 CAD.
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