The world-famous fast food joint is partnering with Spirit Halloween to bring a first-ever, officially licensed Colonel Harland Sanders costume to fans.

The costume includes Sanders’ iconic white suit, black string tie, glasses, attachable facial hair and wig.

Aidan Griffin, Director of Digital Marketing at retail PR agency Ketner Group Communications , told FOX Business that the success of a Colonel Sanders costume cannot be predicted.

Spirit Halloween’s major competitor, Party City, was heard counting on this projection in their Q4 2018 Earnings Conference Call .

“We made meaningful progress on strategic initiatives to strengthen the business and we're well positioned in 2019 as account that turns favorable with Halloween moving to a Thursday,” said Party City Director and Chief Executive Officer James Harrison, as transcribed by crowd-sourced financial market content service Seeking Alpha.

TickerSecurityLastChange%Chg PRTY PARTY CITY HOLDCO INC5.88+0.55+10.21%Griffin concurred that the day Halloween falls does play a role in costume sales.