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Our kids' movie and TV character costumes run from an 80s pop star and a tattooed demi god to a chocolate factory owner, a hooded fantasy robe, an inflatable shark, and a creepy circus clown, sized from age 3 to 14 depending on the style. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.

Learn more about our kids' movie and TV character costumes

Find your child's favorite look

Storybook characters sit on our kids' fairy tale costumes page. Adult sizes in the same styles are on movie star costumes.

Our favorite kids' movie and TV costumes

Kids King of Pop 80s Costume, black sequin jacket, white shirt, black pants with attached silver socks, fedora hat and single silver glove

A black sparkle sequin jacket, stretch pants with attached silver socks, and a structured fedora make up the Kids King of Pop 80s Costume, finished off with a single silver glove.

The Kids Polynesian Demi God Costume is a full jumpsuit with printed tattoo artwork and 3D padded muscles in the torso and arms, plus a leaf skirt that fastens like a belt.

Kids Polynesian Demi God Costume, tattoo-print bodysuit with 3D padded muscles and a green leaf skirt
Kids Chocolate Factory Owner Costume, purple jacket with attached shirt insert, gold bow tie and brown top hat

Two accessories finish the Kids Chocolate Factory Owner Costume: the brown top hat and the gold bow tie, over a purple jacket with an attached shirt insert, worn over your child's own clothes.

Want a hood and a full-length cloak instead? The Kids Fantasy Hooded Robe Costume layers a hooded cloak over a textured top and matching pants with built-in boot covers, plus an adjustable belt with a small pouch.

Kids Fantasy Hooded Robe Costume, brown hooded cloak over a cream tunic and brown pants with boot covers and a belt pouch
Kids Lil' Man Eating Shark Inflatable Costume, pale blue inflatable shark with a bite mark print pulling on over the wearer's own clothes

Inflate the Kids Lil' Man Eating Shark Inflatable Costume and your child becomes the shark in around 60 seconds; sealed seams keep it inflated for up to 4 hours on the built-in fan and battery pack, batteries not included.

Scarier ground: the Kids Creepy Movie Clown Costume pairs a gray striped top, attached ruffle collar and red pom poms with matching pants on an elastic waistband.

Kids Creepy Movie Clown Costume, gray and white striped ruffled circus suit with red pom pom buttons and orange wig

Sizes and what's in the box

These costumes run from age 3 or 4 up through age 14 across four sizes, so check the size chart on the product page before you buy. Every costume goes through over 30 measurement checks. Fabric costumes take a cold hand wash and an air dry; the inflatable takes a sponge wipe with the fan pack removed.

Frequently asked questions

What movie and TV character costumes do you make for kids?

An 80s pop star, a Polynesian demi god, a chocolate factory owner, a hooded fantasy robe, an inflatable shark, and a creepy clown, plus storybook characters on our fairy tale costumes page.

Are these the real character designs or lookalikes?

These are our own designs based on the look, and no movie studio's name appears in a title. Check the product page for the full description before you buy.

What size should I buy for my child?

Go by age first, then check the size chart against your child's height; a tall child is often happier sized up.

What comes with a kids' movie character costume?

The pop star and factory owner sets include their accessories (hat, glove or bow tie), the hooded robe adds a belt with a pouch, and the inflatable shark comes with its fan and battery pack, batteries not included.

Can my child wear one of these for a school character day?

Yes, if it fits the day's theme. The chocolate factory owner suits a book-character day and the rest suit a general movie or TV theme; check what your school is asking for first.