Kids Piggyback Costumes
A kids piggyback costume, also called a carry me or ride-on costume, is a one-piece costume with self-stuff mock legs that make it look as if your child is being carried piggyback. Our kids and toddler designs run from a T-Rex to a skeleton. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.
Learn more about our kids piggyback costumes
How a kids piggyback costume works
The mock legs are self-stuff: you fill them yourself to complete the piggyback illusion.
Every design is 100% polyester. Every costume goes through over 30 measurement checks, and we run over 500,000 quality checks annually.
Our kids piggyback designs
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A wrestler does the carrying on the Kids Wrestler Piggyback Costume, one size fits most kids, with legs you stuff to the fullness you want. |
Made for ages 6 to 12, the Kids Alien Piggyback Costume puts a green alien in the carrier's place, and its step-in design needs no fiddly adjustments. |
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Dinosaur fans get the Kids T-Rex Piggyback Costume, sized for heights from 3'11" to 5'3" and filled with paper or towels in about a minute. |
An elastic waistband adjusts the Kids Former President Piggyback Costume across heights of 3'11" to 5'3", and we recommend a plain t-shirt underneath to finish the look. |
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At the spookier end, the Kids Zombie Piggyback Costume builds a zombie upper body into a one-size-fits-most costume with reinforced stitching. |
The Kids Skeleton Piggyback Costume is designed for older children, in one size fits most with a quick-release Velcro hood. |
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Sized for toddlers instead, the Toddler Skeleton Piggyback Costume comes in one size fits most toddlers with self-stuff legs, while the Kids Skeleton above is designed for older children. |
A mummy design joins the toddler range as the Toddler Mummy Piggyback Costume, one size fits most toddlers, with a quick-release Velcro hood that can be loosened or removed if the fit feels snug. |
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Prefer to match your child? Browse our adult piggyback costumes, or head back to all piggyback costumes.
Choosing between toddler and kids sizes
Each design is one size fits most, and the product pages say what that covers. The Former President and T-Rex pages state a height of 3'11" to 5'3", the Alien states ages 6 to 12, and the two toddler designs are sized for toddlers. The Wrestler, Zombie, and Kids Skeleton pages state one size fits most children and point to the size guide, so check it first.
Frequently asked questions
What is a kids piggyback costume?
A kids piggyback costume, also called a carry me or ride-on costume, is a one-piece costume with self-stuff mock legs that make it look as if your child is being carried piggyback.
What is the best piggyback costume for kids?
Start with your child's age and the character they want, then check the product page size. The Toddler Skeleton and Toddler Mummy are sized for toddlers, and the Alien is made for ages 6 to 12.
How do you stuff a piggyback costume?
You fill the legs yourself until they hold the shape you want. The Former President, T-Rex, and Kids Skeleton pages suggest towels or paper and say stuffing is not included, so use what you have at home. The T-Rex and Kids Skeleton pages put filling at about a minute.
Are kids piggyback costumes safe for toddlers?
Each of these product pages states that the costume is not suitable for children under 3 years of age due to small parts and should be kept away from fire. The Toddler Mummy page states toddlers aged 3 and above. All of our kids' products are safety tested by accredited labs.
Do kids piggyback costumes need batteries?
Most designs are self-stuff fabric with no batteries listed on their product pages. Check the product page of any design with lights before you order.
Can kids wear a piggyback costume for more than Halloween?
Yes. The product pages list school costume days, parades, carnivals, Christmas parties, and birthdays alongside Halloween.
How do I clean a kids piggyback costume?
Give it a cold hand wash and an air dry, and never machine wash it. If a design has a battery pack, take the batteries out first.
















