A Northridge, California, man was indicted on Tuesday after he allegedly tried to check two suitcases into Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) that contained clothes caked in methamphetamines, including a cow pajama onesie, according to authorities.

Authorities found more than a dozen clothing items, including a cow pajama onesie, that were dried stiff and covered in a white residue.

A Northridge man is being indicted for allegedly checking in two suitcases at LAX that contained clothing caked in methamphetamine, including a cow onesie pajama.

Authorities arrested a man at Los Angeles International Airport after he tried to check suitcases filled with clothes soaked in meth, including a cow pajama onesie.

The residue — which was found on items including socks, tank tops, sweatpants, jeans, hoodies, underwear and a pair of cow onesie pajamas — tested positive for methamphetamine, prosecutors say.

More than 15 kilograms of the drug, or 33 pounds, had been "washed" into the fabric in an attempt to avoid detection, according to court documents.

A man has been arrested at Los Angeles International Airport after checking in two suitcases filled with meth-caked clothing, including a cow pajama onesie. Raj Matharu, 31, of Northridge, tried to check in two pink and gray suitcases on November 6 at LAX for a flight heading to Sydney,