The Whatnots, Anything Muppets, Grouches, Unisaurs, and many Muppet Monsters have appeared as both genders. The Muppets have borrowed many motifs from vaudeville or burlesque, especially in their earliest variety show appearances. Drag, or female impersonation, was one of these recurring motifs, sometimes deliberately intended as such, or simply recycling a male puppet in a wig or dress for a specific sketch. The practice has its roots in many vaudeville comics who had female characters, as well as the concept of the pantomime dame (where matrons or ugly stepsisters in stage fairy tales were always portrayed by men in drag). For throwing on when those colder mornings hit, our men’s dressing gowns are tailored toward big and tall men, to ensure a super-comfortable fit. From hooded robes to fleece gowns our dressing gowns are perfect for keeping warm at home during the cold months. Did we mention that they’re available in sizes up to 8XL? On still other occasions, instead of a drag performance, a puppet is refurbished or recycled as a differently gendered character, a practice done with both male and female Muppets, for example, Miss Kitty was recycled for the Whatnot Monster's love in the " All of Me" number in The Muppet Show episode 108.