Prime Big Deals Days: Prime Day offers super deals on Halloween costumes
Dress as this year's biggest characters with costumes and accessories from Amazon
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Halloween is less than a month away, which means it's time for the big question: What are you dressing up as? Some people lock in their costume a year ahead. The rest of us start scrambling right about now. If you're in the second group, good news. This year gave us a lot of great characters to choose from.
Capes are the safe bet, and you can always expect a few heroes (or villains) at every party. Nolan's The Odyssey has ancient-world drama back in style. Project Hail Mary had grown adults tearing up over an alien named Rocky. Skeletor is back in the spotlight with this summer's Masters of the Universe film. And Monsters, Inc. turns 25 this fall, so expect a few tiny Boos at the door.
Prime Big Deal Days runs through the end of the day today, so if you're already filling your Amazon cart, it's a good time to lock in your costume. We researched the best options for this year's biggest characters, rounded up picks for the kids, and added two accessories that make DIY looks easy. One tip before you scroll: check the delivery date to make sure your costume arrives on time for all your spooky festivities.
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- Couples and duo costumes
- Trending characters for 2026
- Costumes for kids
- Accessories to build your own costume
Couples and duo costumes
Two easy pairings, each sold as separate costumes so you can mix and match sizes.
Embark on your own odyssey together
Ancient-world epics are back in the spotlight, and this kit covers the warrior side of the story. You get a cream tunic, a suede-look armor vest with an attached cape, shoulder, wrist, and shin guards, a headband, armbands, and a medallion. Ready to embark on your own odyssey?
Here's the match for the gladiator: a cream toga-style dress with gold fabric leaves at the shoulder and a gold shoulder drape. A belt and headband come in the box, so the whole look arrives in one order. Athena-approved.
Justice League of two
Diana gets the easy-wear treatment here: a 3/4-sleeve tee with a detachable cape, officially licensed by DC. Pants aren't included, so pair it with leggings or a skirt, then add a tiara and bracelets if you want the full Amazonian look. The brand says its costumes run smaller than regular clothing, so be sure to check the size chart and consider sizing up.
Superman is the other half of this no-fuss duo. The officially licensed shirt is 100% cotton and comes with a removable cape, while pants and shoes are up to you. Jeans and red boots keep it simple.
Trending characters for 2026
Long-time classics and new favorites we're sure to see this year.
In your villain era
He-Man's arch-nemesis is back in the spotlight with this summer's Masters of the Universe film, and this officially licensed set covers the whole villain. It includes a jumpsuit with boot covers, a half mask, a chest guard, a hooded cape, and a belt. Practice the evil laugh before the party.
Houston, we have a costume
Project Hail Mary has every grown adult daydreaming about becoming an astronaut, and this metallic silver jumpsuit gets you most of the way to Ryland Grace. It has embroidered mission patches, black webbing straps, and an elastic waist with a front zipper. Add metal-frame glasses for the scientist touch, and recruit a friend to play Rocky.
Spooky and shiny
Skeletons are a classic costume, and this one adds some fun flair to the tried-and-true fit. This hooded one-piece has a holographic bone print that shifts color as you move, mesh eyeholes, a hidden front zipper, and pockets for your phone and keys. It also comes in white, gold, silver shimmer, and pumpkin head if you're building a group look.
Shiver your timbers
One box covers the whole swashbuckler look, and it doubles as a Renaissance faire outfit. The 10-piece set includes a pirate dress in black or white, a red patterned headscarf and matching waist sash, a gold-tone waist chain, a necklace, a bracelet, hair accessories, an eye patch, an earring, and a dagger leg wrap. A faux-leather corset belt comes as a bonus.
Costumes for kids
Four picks for the littlest trick-or-treaters. Sizing varies by listing, so check each size chart before you order.
Trick-or-treat and giddy-up
The easiest yeehaw of the season. The set includes a classic cowboy hat, a fringe vest, a red bandana, and brown-and-white cow-print chaps. The shirt, jeans, and boots come from your kid's closet.
Cutest little monster
Monsters, Inc. turns 25 in November, which makes its pint-sized star a timely pick for toddlers. This officially licensed Disney/Pixar set has a top with attached mittens, a vest, and a headpiece. Pair it with a Sulley or Mike for a family monster mash.
Pumpkin King in training
The Pumpkin King is a Halloween Town favorite, and this officially licensed version captures his pinstripe suit and bat bowtie. The set comes with a jacket, pants, and an easy-to-wear mask to finish the look.
It's-a-me, Halloween!
Mario is a trick-or-treat standard, and this officially licensed deluxe set brings everything you'd expect. You get the red hat with its M emblem, blue overalls, white gloves, and a fake mustache, so the whole look is in one box.
Accessories to build your own costume
These two pieces stretch across a lot of characters.
Feeling witchy?
One hat covers at least two trendy costumes. This one wires the brim, so you can bend it into a wide, floppy curve or something sharper. Wear it with a black maxi dress for Practical Magic, or add green face paint and a black gown for Elphaba.
Go bold, go bald
A bald cap is the fastest way to fully commit to a character. Draw on a blue arrow for Aang, add a gray suit for Professor X, or grab sunglasses and a white suit for Pitbull. Dalé!
Order early if you want it by Halloween
Delivery windows on a few of these picks already stretch into late October. We recommend checking the estimate on the product page before you check out.
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