Kids Character Morphsuits

Kids Character Morphsuits: Heroes, Creepypasta and a Robot in One Piece

Call it a morph suit, a skin suit or a full-body costume: the print does the work, so there is no separate mask to read as the character. Our kids' character range splits two ways. The Power Ranger suits cover the Beast Morphers and Dino Fury series. The creepypasta suits (Jeff the Killer, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Zalgo and Seedeater) take their characters from creepypasta, the short horror stories written and shared online. The Android sits between the two, for a child who wants a robot rather than a hero or a scare.

If your child wants a Power Ranger but not a stretch suit, our kids' Power Rangers costumes page has the jumpsuit-and-mask styles. For a plain colour with no print, head to kids' solid colour Morphsuits; animal prints, patterns and the scarier Halloween designs sit in the rest of our kids' Morphsuit range.

Choosing the Right Kids' Character Morphsuit

Pick the character first and the size second. Because the print is the costume, the product photo shows exactly what your child will look like, so judge the scare level from it: the Power Ranger and Android prints suit a first fancy dress party, and the creepypasta faces are for a child who asked for them by name. Then size by height against the size guide on each product page: most designs run Small to Large, the Zalgo print adds an XL, and our Power Ranger suits are made in one size to fit most kids. Size up if your child sits between two bands on a Small-to-Large design; the stretch leaves room for a jumper underneath.

Every Morphsuit design is measured across 30+ points by garment techs trained in tailoring. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.

For the hero end of the range, our Kids Red Beast Morpher Power Ranger Morphsuit prints the Red Ranger over the whole suit, with a built-in see-through visor, double zips and a quick-release hook-and-loop hood, made in one size to fit most kids.

Same series, different Ranger: the Kids Yellow Beast Morpher Power Ranger Morphsuit carries the yellow Beast Morphers print with a built-in see-through visor, double zips and a quick-release hook-and-loop hood, made in one size to fit most kids.

Somewhere between hero and scare, our Kids The Android Morphsuit covers the suit in a silver-grey robot print, with a quick-release Velcro hood and cover-stitched inner seams that resist rips during active wear, in Small, Medium and Large.

A wig comes with the Kids Laughing Jack Morphsuit, which prints the monochrome clown with striped sleeves and legs, a detachable hood so your child can show their face between scares and a double-ended zip, in Small, Medium and Large.

The widest size run here belongs to the Kids Zalgo Morphsuit: a black suit with a white tendril print and red-ringed eyes, an attached see-through hood and a quick-release velcro hood opening, in Small, Medium, Large and XL.

The Kids Seedeater Morphsuit prints a stitched, wild-haired creature design over the whole suit, with clawed hands built into the print and a double-ended zipper, in Small, Medium and Large.

Every suit here is one piece, so it pulls on over what your child is already wearing and comes off in one go afterwards, at a party in October or a dressing-up afternoon in March.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best Morphsuit for kids?

Start with the character your child asked for by name, then size by height on the size guide rather than by age alone. For a first fancy dress party, a Power Ranger or the Android robot print is the gentler option; for a child who already reads scary stories, the creepypasta prints are the ones they will recognise.

What is the best scary Morphsuit for kids?

Our five creepypasta prints (Jeff the Killer, Laughing Jack, Eyeless Jack, Zalgo and Seedeater) put the whole character on the suit, so there is no separate mask to lose. For an older child, start with Zalgo: it is the only one of the five that runs to XL, for ages 12 to 14. Laughing Jack comes with a wig.

What is the best Power Rangers costume for kids?

A Power Ranger Morphsuit is a single stretch suit with the helmet printed on: our Beast Morphers prints have a see-through visor built into the hood, and our Dino Fury prints use mesh eye holes instead, so there is nothing separate to carry. Our Morphsuit prints cover the Beast Morphers Red and Yellow Rangers, each made in one size to fit most kids.

Can my child see and breathe in a character Morphsuit?

Yes, with one honest caveat: vision through a printed face is softer than going bare-faced, so keep an eye on kerbs and steps once it is dark. Our Laughing Jack Morphsuit uses fabric your child can see, breathe and drink through where it covers the face; the Beast Morphers Power Ranger prints have a built-in see-through visor instead, and most hoods on this page have a quick-release or detachable opening for a break.

Are the creepypasta Morphsuits too scary for a young child?

They can be. The five characters come from internet horror stories, and the prints are creepy rather than gory. If your child is under about 7 or has not asked for the character by name, we would start with a Power Ranger or the Android print and keep the creepypasta faces for a year or two.

How do I wash a kids' character Morphsuit?

Our kids' Morphsuits take a cold hand wash and an air dry. Never machine wash one.