Kids Halloween Morphsuits

Kids Halloween Morphsuits, Ready to Wear in One Piece

Search for it as a morph suit, a full-body costume or a kids' skin suit and you'll land on the same range. The prints on this page are the scary and Halloween-leaning ones; plain colour Morphsuits, character prints, pattern designs and animal prints sit in the rest of our kids' Morphsuit range, for the fancy dress a birthday party or a school dress-up day calls for.

Choosing the Right Kids' Halloween Morphsuit

Because the whole costume is one print, the product photo is what your child will actually look like on the night, so judge the scare level from it before you buy. Sizes run by age, and if your child sits between two bands we'd size up: the extra give is what makes a stretch suit comfortable over a jumper on a cold evening.

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

For a hero rather than a scare, our Kids Blue Beast Morpher Power Ranger Morphsuit has a built-in see-through visor and a quick-release hood, in Medium and Large for ages 7 to 12.

For a zombie that's more fun than fright, our Kids Slime Zombie Morphsuit comes with a make-your-own glow-in-the-dark slime kit to play with before the party starts, in Medium and Large.

Turning up the scare, the Kids Punk Rock Skeleton Morphsuit prints a skeleton design on a black base, with foam shoulder spikes and a red mohawk built into the hood so there's no separate wig to lose. Small through Large covers the whole 3 to 12 range.

The Kids Jaw Dropper Burnt Zombie Morphsuit prints a scorched, undead design over the whole suit, with cover-stitched seams built for a genuinely active night, sized Small to Large.

If your child wants the full horror, the Kids Exploding Guts Zombie Morphsuit covers the full body in one gloriously grim print, in Medium and Large.

The only print here that runs to XL, the Kids The Rake Morphsuit prints a chilling face and clawed hands over a full-body suit, sized Small to XL for ages 3 to 12, and since April it's been the most popular print in our kids' Halloween Morphsuit range.

Every print here is one piece, so it pulls on over what your child is already wearing and comes off in one go at the end of the night, with no mask to carry home. Want a bigger, blow-up shape instead? Our kids' inflatable costumes cover that format. Otherwise, pick the print your child is genuinely excited about; that's the one that stays on all the way round the street.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age does a kids' Halloween Morphsuit fit?

Sizing runs by age and height rather than one-size: Small typically covers 3 to 6 year olds, Medium 7 to 9, and Large 10 to 12, with some designs running to XL. Check the size guide on each product page, since exact bands vary a little by style.

Is a Morphsuit too scary for a young child?

Not if you pick with that in mind. The range runs from playful, like the Power Ranger print, to a full scare, like the Rake or the Exploding Guts Zombie. For a first Halloween we'd stay with the hero or the slime zombie prints; the skull faces keep for a year or two.

What's the difference between a Morphsuit and an inflatable Halloween costume?

A Morphsuit is a close, stretch-fit suit with no batteries or fan; an inflatable costume blows up into a bigger, padded shape on a small battery-powered fan built in. Both cover your child head to toe. Picking between them comes down to which shape and feel your child prefers.

Can my child see and breathe properly in the hood?

Yes, though vision is softer than going bare-faced, so keep an eye on kerbs and steps once it's dark. A Morphsuit's fabric is designed to see, breathe and drink through, even where the print covers the face, so there's no separate mask to fit. The Power Ranger print is the one exception here, with its own built-in see-through visor instead.

How do I wash a kids' Halloween Morphsuit?

Our kids' Morphsuits take a cold hand wash and an air dry. Never machine wash one, since that risks the print and the stretch fit.

What should my child wear underneath on a cold trick-or-treat evening?

A thin base layer works well without spoiling the print, since the four-way stretch fabric has enough give to fit over one. A coat on between houses is the easiest fix on a cold night, and sizing up leaves room to layer if your child feels the cold.