Burrito costume — example look
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Burrito Costume

The ultimate comfort food, wrapped up and ready for Halloween.

The burrito costume is a hilarious, crowd-pleasing choice for food lovers who value comfort and humor. Perfect for parties or food-themed group outfits, this look typically features a cylindrical body wrap resembling a flour tortilla, topped with colorful felt fillings like lettuce, cheese, and tomatoes. You can easily buy a pre-made tunic or DIY your own using a tan blanket and metallic foil accents.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~20 min
Budget
$1545

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Burrito costume
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What you need for a Burrito costume

Short on time? Buy it ready-made

Spirit Halloween sells the complete Burrito costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.

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  • Burrito tunic or tortilla blanket

    A round, realistic flour tortilla print blanket or a structured foam burrito tunic.

    DIY: Use a large tan fleece blanket or a beige bedsheet.

  • Silver metallic fabric or foil

    A wide strip of silver metallic spandex fabric or heavy-duty aluminum foil to wrap around the lower half.

    DIY: Wrap the bottom half of your body in actual heavy-duty kitchen foil over cardboard.

  • Colorful craft felt sheets

    Green, red, and yellow felt sheets cut to look like shredded lettuce, diced tomatoes, and grated cheese peeking out from the top.

    DIY: Cut wavy strips of green felt for lettuce, red squares for tomatoes, and thin yellow strips for cheese.

  • Neutral base layers

    A simple black or white t-shirt and leggings or jeans to wear underneath the wrap.

    DIY: Wear any comfortable, plain clothes from your closet.

Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Burrito costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗

How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on your neutral base layers to keep the focus on the burrito wrap.

  2. 2

    If using a tortilla blanket, wrap it snugly around your torso, leaving your arms free, and secure it with safety pins or Velcro.

  3. 3

    Cut wavy shapes from green felt for lettuce, small squares from red felt for tomatoes, and thin strips from yellow felt for cheese.

  4. 4

    Safety pin or hot glue the felt fillings to the inside top edge of the tortilla wrap so they spill out visually near your collar.

  5. 5

    Wrap a wide band of silver metallic fabric or heavy-duty aluminum foil around the lower half of your torso to mimic a classic foil-wrapped takeout burrito.

  6. 6

    Secure the foil layer with double-sided tape or safety pins, ensuring you can still walk comfortably.

Makeup & hair

Keep your hair and makeup simple and natural, or wear a green or red headband to mimic extra toppings.

Burrito for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up as a Burrito and a bottle of Hot Sauce or a bowl of Guacamole.
group
Go as a full Mexican food menu, including a Taco, Avocado, Hot Sauce, and a bag of Tortilla Chips.
kids
Use a round tortilla swaddle blanket to turn a baby or toddler into a cozy 'baby burrito'.
Plus size
A loose tortilla blanket wrap is highly adjustable and comfortable for all body types.
pet
Dress your dog in a small tortilla-print pet coat with felt toppings attached to the back.

Tips

  • Make sure the bottom of the wrap is loose enough or ends high enough to allow you to walk and sit comfortably.
  • If using real foil, reinforce it with a layer of duct tape on the inside so it doesn't rip when you move.
  • Bring a small bowl or bag of actual tortilla chips as a fun, interactive prop to share with friends.

Burrito costume FAQ

How do you make a DIY burrito costume?
Wrap yourself in a tan or tortilla-printed blanket, secure it with safety pins, and hot glue green, red, and yellow felt pieces to the top collar to look like lettuce, tomatoes, and cheese.
What should I wear under a burrito costume?
Wear simple, lightweight black or neutral clothing like a t-shirt and leggings so you don't overheat inside the wrap.
How do I make the foil wrapper look realistic?
Use silver metallic spandex fabric or wrap heavy-duty aluminum foil over a poster board base to prevent tearing as you walk.

Did you know? The word 'burrito' translates to 'little donkey' in Spanish, though the exact reason for the name remains a culinary mystery.