Andy Davis Costume
Bring your favorite toys to life as Toy Story's original owner.
Andy Davis is the imaginative young boy whose love for his toys drives the entire Toy Story franchise. Dressing up as Andy is a nostalgic, highly recognizable choice that is incredibly easy to put together. The signature look features a red cowboy hat, a classic blue ringer tee, blue jeans, and of course, a Woody or Buzz Lightyear toy.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $20–50
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What you need for a Andy Davis costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Andy Davis costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Red Cowboy Hat
A bright red felt cowboy hat featuring white laced trim along the outer brim.
DIY: Take a plain red cowboy hat and thread white yarn or shoelaces through holes punched along the brim.
Blue Ringer T-Shirt
A light blue or heather blue cotton t-shirt with dark navy blue trim on the collar and sleeve cuffs.
DIY: Use fabric paint or a navy blue fabric marker to color the collar and sleeve edges of a plain light blue t-shirt.
Blue Jeans
Classic straight-leg or relaxed-fit blue denim jeans.
White Sneakers
Simple white canvas lace-up sneakers or athletic shoes.
Woody or Buzz Lightyear Toy
A classic pull-string Woody doll or a Buzz Lightyear action figure to carry as a prop.
Black Permanent Marker
A thick black marker to write Andy's name on the bottom of your shoe.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the light blue ringer t-shirt and pair it with your classic blue denim jeans.
- 2
Lace up your white canvas sneakers.
- 3
Using the black permanent marker, write 'ANDY' on the bottom sole of your right shoe, making sure to draw the 'N' backward for childhood authenticity.
- 4
Place the red cowboy hat on your head, adjusting it so it sits comfortably.
- 5
Pick up your Woody or Buzz Lightyear toy to carry with you as your primary prop.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair styled in a simple, casual, boyish side-part. No makeup is required for this clean, natural look.
Andy Davis for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with a partner dressed as Woody, Buzz Lightyear, or Jessie the Cowgirl.
- group
- Have friends dress up as the entire Toy Story gang—including Rex, Slinky Dog, and Mr. Potato Head—while you lead them as Andy.
- kids
- An incredibly comfortable and easy costume for kids using everyday school clothes, a toy hat, and their favorite Toy Story action figure.
- Plus size
- Standard ringer tees and relaxed-fit denim jeans offer a highly comfortable, adjustable fit for all body types.
- pet
- Dress your dog up as Buster (Andy's dachshund) or Slinky Dog to accompany you.
Tips
- If you do not want to permanently mark your shoes, write 'ANDY' on a piece of masking tape or duct tape and stick it to the sole of your shoe.
- Carry a cardboard box labeled 'Andy's Toys' to easily hold your personal items, phone, and wallet during a party.
- Secure your toy prop to your belt loop with a clear hair tie if you need to free up your hands during an event.
Andy Davis costume FAQ
- How do I write the backward 'N' for Andy's signature?
- Draw the first vertical line, then draw the diagonal line starting from the top-right down to the bottom-left, and finish with the second vertical line.
- What kind of hat does Andy wear?
- Andy wears Woody's signature red cowboy hat, which features a distinct white laced border around the brim.
- Is this costume comfortable for all-day wear?
- Yes, because it consists of a standard t-shirt, jeans, and sneakers, it is one of the most comfortable and practical costumes you can wear.
Did you know? The backward 'N' in Andy's name on Woody's boot is a realistic detail reflecting how young children often mirror letters when first learning to write.