In a product debut that will surprise no one, Yandy has unveiled a pair of ‘sexy’ Tiger King-themed Halloween costumes this year.

The e-retailer — which has sold sexy costumes inspired by the Popeyes chicken sandwich, Mr. Rogers, and Rihanna and Beyonce’s Met Gala outfits in the past — has just launched the ‘Coolest Cat’ and ‘Tiger Queen’ costumes online.

While there’s no Carole Baskin-inspired version, the two costumes on offer give friends the opportunity to reimagine themselves as a female Joe Exotic and one of his exotic cats — both in skimpy attire.

The Yandy Tiger Queen costume is being sold for $67.95 and comes with a sequin tiger print romper with a denim look bottom, a glittery nude attached undershirt, a detachable brown holster belt and velcro leg garter, a choker, a hot pink trucker hat, and a little stuffed tiger.

‘Meow, sassy zookeeper!’ reads the description. ‘Aren’t you an exotic, tiger-befriending beauty? Ignore that bizarre babe throwing serious cat-itude your way. Prove you’re the star of the animal breeding world in this exclusive Tiger Queen costume,

Meanwhile, the $49.90 Coolest Cat costume is its perfect companion, packaged with a tiger print bodysuit and a matching tiger ears headband.

‘A queen only bows down to her king. Be the baddest kitty queen in town in this Coolest Cat costume,’ the description reads.

While these certainly seem to be the first ‘sexy’ Tiger King costumes, they’re not actually the first Halloween getups inspired by the show.

In May, nearly six months ahead of the holiday, the animal rights organization PETA debuted a ‘Joe Exotic Tiger Killer Costume‘ for a whopping $159.99.

The costume, which is available for pre-order and will ship by September 30, includes an orange prison jumpsuit, a blonde wig, and a fuzzy stuffed tiger.

PETA is clearly no fan of Joe’s, and rushed to get the costume ready ahead of dedicated Halloween retailers.

In the item’s description, the organization takes issue with the light, amused way that some viewers have watched the documentary, stressing that Joe — real name Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage — has been found guilty of crimes.

‘Netflix’s docuseries Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness glossed over Joe Exotic’s cruelty to animals, but PETA’s spoof Halloween costume makes clear that “Mr. Mullet” belongs behind bars, where he can no longer harm a tuft of fur on any animal’s head,’ reads the site.

‘We hope everyone will be out and about by Halloween, so this one-of-a-kind costume is available for preorder now,’ it goes on.  

‘It comes with everything you need to portray the notorious tiger abuser: a blond wig, a mustache, jail bars, a plush pouncing tiger, and an orange jumpsuit with the more apt moniker “Tiger Killer” on the front.’

PETA suggests washing the polyester-cotton blend costume with cruelty-free detergent.

A spokesperson further slammed Joe in s statement to Orlando Weekly.

‘Tiger King has exposed tiger exhibitors as ghouls who steal cubs from their mothers, exploit them as living photo props, and then often discard or kill them when they grow up,’ PETA Foundation director of captive animal law enforcement Brittany Peet said.

‘This Halloween, PETA will poke some pointed fun at a tiger killer who belongs behind bars, where he can no longer harm a hair on any animal’s head.’

Earlier this year, Joe was was sentenced to 22 years in prison for a murder-for-hire plot against Carole Baskin, killing five tigers, selling tiger cubs, and falsifying wildlife records. 

When Netflix’s docu-series debuted in March, it became an instant hit — ands fans quickly began recreating 56-year-old Joe’s look. 

On Instagram, dozens joined in the ‘Tiger King Challenge,’ posting photos and videos of themselves dressing and behaving like Joe Exotic himself, complete with facial hair, tattoos, leopard print, and trucker hats.

They used props, too, enlisting stuffed animals, real pets, and even people to pose as Joe’s tigers.  

A few also dressed as Joe’s rival, Carole Baskin.

One thing is certainly clear: Whether or not people end up having to celebrate Halloween from home this October, Joe Exotic-themed costumes are sure to be a favorite.