Cheese costume — example look
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Cheese Costume

A grate choice for a fun, easy, and lighthearted costume.

Whether you want to go as a classic Swiss wedge or team up with a group of mice, a cheese costume is a crowd-pleasing, lighthearted choice. This look typically features a bright yellow wedge-shaped tunic complete with cartoonish holes. It is incredibly easy to wear, comfortable, and perfect for food-themed group costumes.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~15 min
Budget
$1550

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Cheese costume
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What you need for a Cheese costume

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  • Yellow foam cheese tunic

    A lightweight, wedge-shaped foam tunic printed with Swiss cheese holes.

    DIY: Cut two large triangles out of yellow cardboard, draw circular Swiss cheese holes on them with a brown marker, and attach shoulder straps to wear it like a sandwich board.

  • Yellow long-sleeve shirt

    A solid yellow crewneck shirt to wear as a matching base layer.

    DIY: Use a plain white long-sleeve shirt or a black shirt from your closet.

  • Yellow leggings or pants

    Bright yellow pants or leggings to complete the monochromatic look.

    DIY: Wear simple black jeans or sweatpants instead.

  • Foam cheese wedge hat

    A triangular yellow foam hat shaped like a slice of cheese.

    DIY: Cut a small triangle out of yellow sponge or foam and secure it to a plain headband.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the yellow long-sleeve shirt and matching yellow pants or leggings as your base layer.

  2. 2

    Slip the yellow foam cheese wedge tunic over your head, gently pulling your arms through the side openings.

  3. 3

    Adjust the shoulders of the tunic so it hangs evenly and comfortably.

  4. 4

    Place the foam cheese wedge hat securely on your head.

  5. 5

    Finish the look with neutral sneakers, such as white, black, or yellow.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup simple and natural. If you want to add a playful touch, use face paint to draw a tiny yellow cheese triangle on one cheek. Tie hair back securely so it fits comfortably under the foam hat.

Cheese for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with a partner dressed as a mouse, a bottle of wine, or a cracker.
group
Gather a group to dress as a full charcuterie board, including grapes, wine, crackers, and salami.
kids
Use a smaller child-sized foam cheese tunic over a yellow pajama set.
Plus size
Foam tunics are naturally loose-fitting and open-sided, making them highly accommodating for all body types.
pet
Dress your pet in a small yellow felt coat with drawn-on Swiss cheese circles.

Tips

  • If your foam tunic arrives creased from packaging, hang it in a warm, steamy bathroom for 20 minutes to smooth out the wrinkles.
  • Wear a lightweight base layer underneath, as solid foam tunics can trap body heat during indoor parties.
  • Choose a tunic with wide armholes so you can easily reach for party snacks and drinks.

Cheese costume FAQ

How do I make a DIY cheese costume?
You can easily make one by cutting two large triangles out of yellow poster board, drawing Swiss cheese holes on them, and connecting them with fabric straps to wear over your shoulders.
What should I wear under a cheese tunic?
A solid yellow, black, or white long-sleeve shirt and matching pants work best to keep the focus on the cheese tunic.
Is a foam cheese costume comfortable for walking?
Yes, foam tunics are lightweight and flexible, though you may want to choose a thigh-length version for easier movement.

Did you know? The famous 'Cheesehead' foam hats worn by Green Bay Packers fans helped popularize wearing foam cheese wedges as a fun novelty accessory.