Blueberry Costume
Roll into your next party in this plump, fruit-inspired look.
The blueberry costume is a classic, lighthearted choice for Halloween, school plays, and food-themed group outfits. This look centers around a round, bulbous blue body shape paired with a green stem hat. It is a highly recognizable, family-friendly costume that is both comfortable and easy to put together.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $20–65
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What you need for a Blueberry costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Blueberry costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
Round blue tunic or bodysuit
A spherical, foam-padded blue tunic or an oversized stuffed blue t-shirt to create a plump berry shape.
DIY: Stuff an oversized royal blue t-shirt with polyester fiberfill and cinch the bottom hem with elastic.
Blue leggings or pants
Form-fitting royal blue or navy blue leggings to match the berry body.
DIY: Use any dark blue sweatpants or jeans you already own.
Long-sleeve blue shirt
A lightweight, long-sleeve royal blue shirt worn underneath the tunic.
DIY: Wear a dark neutral long-sleeve shirt instead.
Green stem hat or headband
A green beanie or headband featuring a small brown stem and green felt leaves.
DIY: Cut leaf shapes out of green felt and hot-glue them to a green beanie or headband with a rolled brown felt stem.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Blueberry costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the royal blue long-sleeve shirt and matching blue leggings or pants.
- 2
Step into the round, foam-padded blueberry tunic, adjusting it so it sits comfortably on your shoulders.
- 3
If DIYing, pull the stuffed, elastic-hemmed blue t-shirt over your head and adjust the stuffing evenly.
- 4
Secure the green stem hat or headband onto your head, ensuring the felt leaves point slightly upward.
- 5
Put on comfortable blue or neutral sneakers to complete the look.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup simple with blue face paint on the cheeks or nose if desired. Hair can be tucked under the green beanie or styled in low pigtails underneath the headband.
Blueberry for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as a strawberry, banana, or a container of whipped cream.
- group
- Go as a fruit salad with friends dressed as grapes, pineapples, watermelons, and strawberries.
- kids
- An adorable option using a plush, stuffed blue bubble romper and a matching green leaf hood.
- Plus size
- An oversized blue poncho or stuffed blue sweatshirt provides a comfortable, flexible fit.
- pet
- A blue dog sweater with a small green felt leaf attached to the collar.
Tips
- If using a stuffed DIY shirt, use lightweight polyester fiberfill (poly-fil) so the costume doesn't get too heavy or hot.
- Wear comfortable walking shoes, as the round tunic can limit your downward visibility slightly.
- For outdoor events in cold weather, layer thermal underwear beneath your blue leggings and long-sleeve shirt.
Blueberry costume FAQ
- How do I make a DIY blueberry costume?
- Take an oversized royal blue t-shirt, sew elastic into the bottom hem to cinch it, stuff it with batting or bubble wrap while wearing it, and top it with a green beanie decorated with felt leaves.
- What should I wear under a blueberry costume?
- Wear matching royal blue leggings and a long-sleeve blue shirt to keep the color story consistent and stay warm.
- Can this costume be used for Violet Beauregarde?
- Yes, a round blueberry costume is perfect for a Violet Beauregarde transformation scene from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; just add a blonde bob wig and blue face paint on the nose.
Did you know? While wild blueberries are native to North America, they weren't successfully domesticated for commercial farming until the early 20th century.