Kids Morphsuits
A kids Morphsuit is a stretchy, full-body costume that covers your child head to toe in one piece, with no separate mask, gloves, or shoe covers to lose along the way. Most of our kids suits are built from a lightweight 91% polyester, 9% elastane blend with the stretch placed where kids move most, so a six-year-old scrambling up a bouncy castle and a twelve-year-old three hours into trick-or-treating both get a suit that moves with them. It goes on in one piece and comes off just as fast, whichever style you pick.
Learn more about our kids Morphsuits
What a Kids Morphsuit Is
Shop by Style: Solid, Patterned, Animal, Character and Halloween
Our kids range covers solid colors, bold patterns, animal prints, character designs, and a dedicated Halloween lineup, all built on the same one-piece construction, so a suit bought for a school color-run still works for a birthday party or a haunted house. Six we would put in front of a parent, one from most corners of the range:
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The Kids Blue Morphsuit keeps to one flat color and puts the work into the build: cover-stitched at the inner seams to resist rips during play, with a quick-release hook-and-loop hood so it comes off fast when your child has had enough. |
If your child would rather not be one more ghost on the sidewalk, the Kids Black and White Check Morphsuit covers the whole body, face included, in a monochrome checkerboard: no mask to keep on, and no face paint to fix halfway through the night. |
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Animal day at school comes around more often than Halloween does, and the Kids Jaguar Morphsuit does double duty with an all-over big-cat print over the same stretch construction as the plain suits. |
What does a costume do the other 364 days? The Kids Glow Skeleton Morphsuit carries glow-in-the-dark skeleton graphics on a back-zip suit that works at a sleepover or a themed birthday party as well as it does trick-or-treating. |
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For a group of Rangers, the Kids Blue Beast Morpher Power Ranger Morphsuit swaps the plain hood for a built-in see-through visor and adds double zips for quick changes between activities. |
The inflatables are the odd ones out in the range: the Boys Red Inflatable Megamorph puffs up around your child on a built-in fan good for over four hours, with a pocket for a phone or small valuables. |
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Getting the Fit and Safety Right
Our solid-color, patterned, and animal-print suits are sized by height, not by the clothing size your child usually wears: Small, Medium, and Large each cover a set height band. Measure before you order, and if your child lands right on the line between two bands, take the larger one; a suit with a little room left in it is easier to wear for three hours than one pulled tight. Character styles like the Power Rangers suits and the inflatables run their own separate sizing, shown on that product's own page. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs. We also run over 500,000 quality checks a year across the range.
Frequently Asked Questions
What ages do kids Morphsuits fit?
On the Small-to-Large suits, sizing runs by height, with age as a rough guide only: Small covers roughly ages 6 to 8 (3'4" to 3'10", 102-118cm), Medium roughly ages 8 to 10 (3'11" to 4'5", 119-136cm), and Large roughly ages 10 to 12 (4'6" to 5', 137-152cm). Measure your child against the size guide rather than going by the clothing size they usually wear. Our Power Rangers styles run Medium and Large only, and the inflatable is one size fits most; check the sizing panel on that product's own page.
Can my child see and breathe properly in a Morphsuit?
The mask is part of the one-piece suit, not a separate layer, and most of our hoods release with a quick hook-and-loop fastener so it can come off for a breather at any point. Vision through the fabric is dimmer than bare-faced, though, so keep a hand free on stairs, curbs, or uneven ground once the sun goes down.
Are kids Morphsuits safe?
All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs. As with any full-coverage costume, we recommend wearing it under adult supervision, especially for trick-or-treating after dark.
How do I wash a kids Morphsuit?
Give the fabric suits a cold hand wash and an air dry. The inflatable gets a sponge wipe with the fan pack removed instead. Never machine wash or tumble dry either one.
Are kids Morphsuits only for Halloween?
No. They turn up at birthday parties, school color days, sports events, and sleepovers, and a solid color or animal print gets worn year-round in a way a one-night costume does not.
What is the difference between the solid, patterned and character Morphsuits?
The solid-color, patterned, animal-print, and character suits share the same stretch fabric and one-piece cut; only the print changes, plus the see-through visor and double zips on the Power Ranger styles. The inflatable is a different build entirely, a suit that puffs up around your child on its own built-in fan rather than stretching over them. Pick on the look and the build your child wants; fit and comfort stay consistent within each type.
