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Updated: 8:28 PM Oct 3, 2008
Fun F/X already making profits on Halloween
Halloween is just weeks away, that means it is time to start thinking about that spooky Halloween outfit. Victor Cao, the owner of Fun F/X in Mishawaka says this year folks have been shopping well in advance for costumes. Posted: 4:31 PM Oct 3, 2008 |
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Halloween is just weeks away, that means it is time to start thinking about that spooky Halloween outfit.
Victor Cao, the owner of Fun F/X in Mishawaka says this year folks have been shopping well in advance for costumes.
Despite the tough economy, experts say Halloween is estimated to pull in more than 5.5 billion dollars.
Some of the hottest items this year cost up to $1,000.
Hot sellers include Star Wars, Batman, Hannah Montana and High School Musical.
But before you buy, the Fun F/X owner had some tips.
“First thing is to try things on. We have over 12 dressing rooms so people can try it on and make sure they are really comfortable because it might look good in the package or when you hold it up but once you put it on you’ll be wearing it for several hours,” said Victor Cao.
Since the election is just over a month away, John McCain and Barack Obama masks are also big sellers.

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