Kids Zombie Costumes

Kids Zombie Costumes in Three Styles

We make kids zombie costumes in three builds: a full-body stretch Morphsuit with the design printed over the hood, a separates costume like our prisoner or school-girl designs, and a pull-on piggyback illusion. Every costume goes through over 30 measurement checks, and all of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.

Sizes run from about age 4 up to age 14 depending on the style, so it covers a four-year-old's first zombie costume and an older kid who wants the bloodier designs.

How to Pick the Right Style and Size

Start with how much face coverage your child wants, since that splits the range more cleanly than the theme does. The Morphsuit styles print the zombie design over a hood that covers the whole head, fastened with quick-release Velcro at the neck. The prisoner, girl, and school-girl costumes leave the face open. The piggyback costume does not cover the head at all: your child's own head and arms stay free above it. Then take the size off the height chart on the product page rather than working from your child's age.

The Kids Zombie Prisoner Costume pairs a striped top and pants with a matching hat and a plastic wrist cuff chain, in five sizes for ages 4 to 12.

Zipped on in one piece, the Kids The Zombie Morphsuit runs Medium and Large by height, and its printed hood releases at the neck with Velcro in seconds if your child wants their face free.

Same quick-release hood, plus a make-your-own glow-in-the-dark slime kit to mix up before the costume goes on: the Kids Slime Zombie Morphsuit is sized Medium and Large like the plain version.

Swapping the suit for a dress, the Kids Zombie Girl Costume layers torn fabric over a printed bloody ribcage, with an elastic waist and four sizes to pick from.

The Kids Zombie School Girl Costume takes the uniform route: blazer, tie, and plaid skirt, all of it blood-splattered, sized Small to X-Large.

Instead of wearing a costume, your child rides one: the Kids Zombie Piggyback Costume builds the whole illusion into a one-size, one-piece pull-on.

For a different theme, browse the full set of kids costume themes, or go straight to kids skeleton costumes or kids animal costumes.

Frequently asked questions

What age is a kids zombie costume suitable for?

Sizes run from about age 4 to 14 depending on the style: Morphsuits come in Medium and Large by height, the prisoner costume runs five sizes for ages 4 to 12, the girl and school-girl costumes run Small to X-Large for ages up to 14, and the piggyback costume is one size. Check the size chart on each product page before ordering, since sizing groups by height as well as age.

Can my child see and breathe properly in a zombie costume?

The prisoner, girl, and school-girl costumes leave the face open, so sight and breathing stay unaffected. The Morphsuits print the design over a hood covering the whole head, so vision softens at the edges; keep an eye on your child around curbs, steps, or low light, and both hoods release at the neck with Velcro in seconds if needed. The piggyback costume leaves your child's own head and arms free above the costume.

How scary is a kids zombie costume?

Our range runs from playful to intense. The piggyback illusion and the slime kit lean toward fun, while the prisoner, school-girl, and Morphsuit designs carry blood-splatter and decay detail. If you are unsure how much your child is ready for, open the product photos with them and let them pick.

What comes in the box with a kids zombie costume?

The Morphsuits include the suit alone, except the Slime Zombie Morphsuit, which adds a make-your-own glow-in-the-dark slime kit. The prisoner costume adds a hat and a plastic wrist cuff chain; the school-girl costume includes the jacket with an attached shirt and tie, plus a checkered skirt; the girl costume is a one-piece dress; the piggyback costume is a single piece. You do not need to buy anything else to wear any of them.

How do I clean a zombie costume after wear?

Cold hand wash and air dry: no machine wash, no tumble dry. Turn a Morphsuit inside out first to protect the print. On the Slime Zombie Morphsuit, remove the slime kit components before washing.

Are zombie costumes only for Halloween?

No. Costume parties and school dress-up days pull the same costume out of the closet the rest of the year, and a cold hand wash and air dry between wears keeps it ready for the next one.