Everyone's favorite sexy Halloween retailer, Yandy, is back again with some new additions to their stock.
It is unclear just how useful these costumes will be, taking into account the social distancing guidelines in many states. But Yandy was never going to ignore one of October's hottest topics - mail-in ballots. I mean, if it encourages voter participation, why not?
Related - Check out the trailer for 2018's Halloween movie:So what exactly are these postal vote-themed costumes? Well, one of them is literally a sexy Mail-In Ballot Costume, and it includes a tight-fitting white pull-on tube dress with two "I Voted" stickers, and "Official Ballot Enclosed" and "First Class Mail" printed on it.
Take a read of the product description:
"Well, aren't you looking foxy in first class. Is your heart pounding? You're about to hear the final count! It must feel good to know you're the key to the election, babe. Regardless of who wins the vote, you're always a priority in this exclusive Mail In Ballot costume featuring a white pull-on tube dress with postal detailing, two "I Voted" bust stickers, "Official Ballot Enclosed" and "First Class Mail" printed with a red stripe, a Sexy Headquarters address, and a black barcode. No postage necessary! (Stockings and sneakers not included.)"
The second outfit is a sexy USPS worker costume and is made up of a light blue cropped shirt and tight navy blue shorts which are meant to resemble letter carrier uniforms.
Take a read of the product description:
"You sure know how to deliver! You'll be getting the doorstep stare down whenever you drop it low for that priority package. What gift is better than you in this exclusive Postal Babe costume featuring a short sleeved blue crop top with a "Letter Carrier" bust patch, a collared neckline with a white button-up front, navy blue mini shorts with a back zipper closure, and a matching white adjustable fabric belt. What a package deal! (Boots and mail bin not included.)"
Pilar Quintana-Williams, Yandy's vice president of merchandising, told Business Insider that in spite of the difficult year 2020 has been so far, the company would still be releasing topical costumes.
"I think that it has been a difficult year for everybody with quarantine, with all the changes," Quintana-Williams said. "So the stakes are high. But again, we want to bring humor and we want to bring lightheartedness to the holiday."
However, as far as COVID-19 is concerned, topical costumes are a no-no as Quintana-Williams doesn't "think there's anything sexy about it."
