Liven up your Halloween party this year with a swinging cocoon corpse. The mummified-looking skeleton is almost devoid of flesh and is wrapped in a monstrous net, covering all 72 inches of what's left of its body. This spooky decorative item is great to hide in coat closets or behind washroom doors and freak guests out. You can even take this a step further by purchasing creepy crawlies like spiders and maggots and glue them onto the corpse.
If you're handing out candy this year, unlock your doors and let trick-or-treaters tap into the creaky entrance to discover a hanging cocoon corpse -- serves them right for barging in! Or even hang the undead from a tree in your front yard. That'll probably attract a ton more kids, so make sure you have enough candy to give out.
What's Driving This Trend
- Halloween Decor Trends
- There's an opportunity for businesses to offer new and unique Halloween decorations each year to attract consumers looking for something that will scare their guests, such as encased undead hangings.
- DIY Halloween Decor Trends
- There's an opportunity for businesses to offer DIY Halloween decor kits that give consumers the tools to make their own encased undead hangings or other spooky creations.
- Eco-friendly Halloween Decor Trends
- There's an opportunity for businesses to offer eco-friendly Halloween decor options to consumers who want to reduce their environmental impact while still participating in the holiday, such as creating encased undead hangings out of recycled materials.
Who This Affects Most
- Retail
- Retailers can capitalize on Halloween by offering a wide range of decorative items, including encased undead hangings, to meet the demand of consumers looking to scare their guests.
- Craft and Hobby
- Craft and hobby stores can create DIY kits and provide the materials needed for consumers to make their own encased undead hangings, allowing consumers to personalize their decorations.
- Sustainable Materials
- Businesses who produce sustainable materials can create eco-friendly options for Halloween decor, such as using recycled materials to make encased undead hangings, satisfying the increasing demand for environmentally conscious products.
