Kids Costumes

Our kids' costumes are cut for a child's frame rather than shrunk down from an adult pattern, and the range covers every reason a parent ends up here: Halloween, a birthday party, World Book Day, dressing up as a favourite film character the week a new release has every child talking about it, or plain imaginative play around the house on an ordinary afternoon. Every design is measured across 30+ points before it goes into production.

Every occasion covered

Halloween brings out the obvious costumes, but it isn't the only reason to reach for one. Browse kids Halloween costumes for the spooky and the silly, kids Christmas costumes for the nativity play and the family photo, and kids World Book Day costumes for the morning a child has to walk into school as somebody out of a book. Plenty of the range gets just as much wear at a birthday party, on the day a new film has every child wanting to be that character, or on an ordinary afternoon with nothing on the calendar at all: dressing up doesn't need an occasion to justify it.

Sparkling over ice-blue, the Kids Disney Elsa Frozen Costume arrives with its sheer organza cape and sleeves in the one set, so there's nothing separate to track down the night before a school play.

Every theme, from dinosaurs to superheroes

Some children arrive with a whole world in mind; others have settled on one specific character and won't be talked out of it. Kids dinosaur costumes, kids Disney costumes (with Frozen and Princess each getting a range of their own), kids Power Rangers costumes and kids skeleton costumes are each a range in their own right rather than a handful of items squeezed onto one page.

For a child who would rather be the dinosaur than dress as one, the Kids Inflatable T-Rex Dinosaur Costume is fan-powered, holds its jaw open, and leaves their own face out at the front rather than sealed behind a cellophane window.

The Kids Glow Skeleton Morphsuit covers a child head to toe, face included, in a stretch suit printed with a skull and ribcage that glow in the dark once the lights go down.

Hat, waistcoat, striped trousers and a foam sword all arrive together, which makes the Kids Pirate Captain Costume a one-box job rather than a shirt from here and a hat from somewhere else.

The Kids Red Power Ranger Basic Costume has the belt and diamond chest detail printed into the jumpsuit itself, with a face mask to finish the look.

How to choose

Two things matter more than which character wins. Check how the product page sizes first: most costumes use an age band rather than your child's usual clothing size, but our Morphsuits size by height instead and a few styles, like the inflatables, are one-size. Then look at the occasion, because a costume for an evening party is doing a different job from a World Book Day outfit that has to survive a full day at a desk. Character costumes such as Elsa or a Power Ranger follow that character's own colours and detailing; the pirate and dinosaur designs are built to the same standard around a theme instead of a named character.

Sizing and safety

Most of the kids' range is banded by age, from around age 3 up to age 12, with a few styles running higher. Our Morphsuits size by height instead, and some inflatables are made as one size to fit most, so it's worth checking the size guide on the specific product page. That 30+ point measurement process applies across the board, fabric on our Morphsuits runs 125GSM or heavier for a breathable, stretch fit, and any seam that touches skin is finished in soft material rather than something that can rub through an afternoon of play. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.

Frequently asked questions

What age are kids costumes sized for?

Across the range, sizing runs from around age 3 up to age 12, sometimes higher, banded the way childrenswear is (S for 4-6 years, M for 7-9 years, and so on). Our Morphsuits size by height instead, and a few styles, like the inflatables, are made as one size, so check the specific product page for which applies.

Are kids costumes safety tested?

Yes. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs, and every design is measured across 30+ points before it goes into production.

Can my child see properly in a full-face kids Morphsuit?

Yes, though not as sharply as bare-faced. The printed fabric on a full-face suit like the skeleton Morphsuit softens what a child sees, so it's worth a practice walk in daylight and a hand nearby on kerbs and steps once it's dark.

Do you have kids costumes for boys?

We don't split the range by gender, so every theme is open to any child. If you want somewhere to start, the dinosaur, Power Rangers and pirate ranges are the usual first look.

What occasions do you cover, other than Halloween?

Christmas and World Book Day have ranges of their own alongside Halloween, and plenty of these costumes get worn well beyond all three, at birthday parties, themed school days and at home for no particular reason.

What's the difference between a character costume and a generic costume?

A character costume, like Elsa or a Power Ranger, follows that character's own colours and detailing. A generic costume, like the pirate or dinosaur designs, is built to the same standard around a theme rather than a named character.