Bugs Bunny Costume
Eh, what's up, doc? Bring the iconic cartoon rabbit to life.
Bugs Bunny is the wisecracking, carrot-munching star of Warner Bros.' Looney Tunes. A favorite for generations, this costume is instantly recognizable and highly customizable, ranging from a simple ears-and-gloves combo to a full plush jumpsuit. The classic look features a gray and white body, long ears, white gloves, and his signature carrot.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $20–60
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What you need for a Bugs Bunny costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Bugs Bunny costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Gray jumpsuit or sweat suit
A solid gray one-piece fleece jumpsuit or a matching gray sweatshirt and sweatpants set.
DIY: Use a matching gray sweatshirt and sweatpants from your closet.
White felt belly patch
A large oval of white felt fabric to mimic Bugs Bunny's white chest and stomach.
DIY: Cut a large oval out of an old white T-shirt or white poster board.
Bugs Bunny ears headband or hood
Long, upright gray rabbit ears with pink inner linings, attached to a headband or hood.
DIY: Cut ear shapes out of gray and pink felt, insert craft wire to keep them upright, and glue them to a gray headband.
White cartoon gloves
Oversized, four-fingered white costume gloves to capture the classic animation style.
DIY: Use plain white winter gloves or white gardening gloves.
White pom-pom tail
A large, fluffy white craft pom-pom to attach to the back of the pants.
DIY: Bunch up white cotton balls or use a white yarn tassel.
Toy carrot prop
A large plastic or plush orange carrot with green leafy tops.
DIY: Use a real, washed orange carrot with the green stems still attached.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Bugs Bunny costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the gray jumpsuit or the matching gray sweatshirt and sweatpants.
- 2
Attach the white felt oval to the front chest and stomach area of the gray top using safety pins or fabric glue.
- 3
Secure the fluffy white pom-pom tail to the lower back of the pants using a safety pin.
- 4
Slip on the white cartoon gloves.
- 5
Place the rabbit ears headband or hood securely on your head, adjusting the ears so they stand upright.
- 6
Carry the toy or real carrot in one hand to complete the classic cartoon pose.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair tucked back under the hood or headband. If desired, use face paint to draw a small pink triangle on the nose tip, a white muzzle area, and three thin black whiskers on each cheek.
Bugs Bunny for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Lola Bunny, or go as Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck for a classic cartoon rivalry.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as the Looney Tunes roster, including Elmer Fudd, Porky Pig, and Yosemite Sam.
- kids
- A cozy, one-piece plush zip-up jumpsuit is perfect for keeping kids warm while trick-or-treating.
- Plus size
- An oversized gray fleece sweatshirt and sweatpants provide a comfortable, flexible, and warm fit.
- pet
- A simple gray dog hoodie with attached plush bunny ears makes a quick and cute pet outfit.
Tips
- If using a real carrot as a prop, wash and dry it thoroughly beforehand so it doesn't leave orange residue on your white gloves.
- Choose a lightweight headband if you plan to wear the costume indoors or at a crowded party to avoid overheating.
- Practice your best 'Eh, what's up, doc?' catchphrase to bring the character's sassy personality to life.
Bugs Bunny costume FAQ
- What do you need for a DIY Bugs Bunny costume?
- You need a gray sweat suit, a large piece of white felt for the belly, a white pom-pom for the tail, white gloves, bunny ears, and a carrot.
- How do you make Bugs Bunny ears stay upright?
- Most commercial headbands have internal wire. If making your own, insert thick craft wire or pipe cleaners inside the felt ears before gluing them to the headband.
- Can I do a Space Jam version of Bugs Bunny?
- Yes! Swap the plain gray body for a white Tune Squad basketball jersey and matching shorts worn over gray compression leggings and a gray long-sleeve shirt.
Did you know? Bugs Bunny first officially appeared under his current name in the 1940 cartoon 'A Wild Hare', directed by Tex Avery.