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Baby Yoda Costume

Bring the galaxy's most adorable foundling to life this Halloween.

Baby Yoda, officially known as Grogu from Star Wars: The Mandalorian, is a massive favorite for infants, toddlers, and kids. This costume captures his signature look with an oversized tan robe and large green ears. It is a warm, comfortable option that is instantly recognizable to any Star Wars fan.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~15 min
Budget
$2045

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What you need for a Baby Yoda costume

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  • Tan fleece robe

    An oversized, long-sleeved tan or beige robe featuring a thick, cream-colored faux shearling collar.

    DIY: Use an oversized beige or oatmeal-colored bathrobe and safety-pin a strip of white faux fur around the collar.

  • Green ear hood or beanie

    A soft green fleece hood or beanie featuring large, pointed, pink-lined plush ears.

    DIY: Cut large pointed ear shapes out of green felt, line the centers with pink felt, and sew or glue them to the sides of a green beanie.

  • Green mittens

    Soft green fabric mittens or gloves to mimic Grogu's three-fingered hands.

    DIY: Use simple green winter mittens or socks over the hands.

  • Tan booties

    Cozy tan or brown fabric booties or slip-on shoe covers to complete the outfit.

    DIY: Use a pair of solid brown or beige socks pulled over existing shoes.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on a comfortable base layer like a neutral onesie or long-sleeved shirt and pants.

  2. 2

    Slip the oversized tan robe over the head or secure it using the front fasteners.

  3. 3

    Adjust the thick faux shearling collar so it sits comfortably around the neck.

  4. 4

    Place the green plush hood or beanie on the head, ensuring the large ears stand out horizontally.

  5. 5

    Slide the soft green mittens onto the hands.

  6. 6

    Finish by putting on the matching tan booties over socks or shoes.

Makeup & hair

No hair styling is needed as the hood covers the head. For older kids or adults doing a variation, optional light green face paint can be applied to the face.

Baby Yoda for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair with an adult dressed in Mandalorian armor as Din Djarin.
group
Combine with the Mandalorian, Ahsoka Tano, and Bo-Katan for a full series group.
kids
Perfect for infants and toddlers using soft, plush fleece onesies.
Plus size
Adult versions can use an oversized tan fleece bathrobe with a modified collar.
pet
A simple tan dog coat with an attached green hood and plush ears.

Tips

  • Choose soft, breathable fleece fabrics to keep infants comfortable and prevent overheating.
  • Ensure the hood fits securely without sliding down over the eyes.
  • If DIYing, use stiff felt inserts inside the ears to help them stand upright instead of drooping.
  • Carry a small silver toy ball or a plush frog as a fun photo prop.

Baby Yoda costume FAQ

What color is Baby Yoda's robe?
His robe is a light tan, beige, or oatmeal color, typically made of a rough, burlap-like texture in the show, but soft fleece is preferred for costumes.
How do you make Baby Yoda ears stay up?
Insert a stiff piece of craft felt, cardboard, or thin wire inside the plush ears to keep them pointing outward.
Is this costume suitable for cold weather?
Yes, the fleece robe and hood make it exceptionally warm and perfect for chilly Halloween trick-or-treating.

Did you know? Grogu was kept entirely secret before the premiere of The Mandalorian, meaning no official toys or costumes were available for his first holiday season.