Everest Costume
Ice or snow, I'm ready to go!
Everest is the beloved snow-rescue Siberian Husky from PAW Patrol. Kids love dressing up as this brave pup because of her bright teal winter gear and playful personality. The costume features a teal and orange winter vest or dress, a fuzzy pup hat with floppy ears, and her signature evergreen tree pup tag.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $15–45
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What you need for a Everest costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Everest costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Teal and Orange Vest or Dress
A bright teal vest, jacket, or long-sleeve dress with orange trim along the bottom hem and sleeves, featuring a white faux-fur collar.
DIY: Use a plain teal vest or sweatshirt, fabric-glue orange felt ribbon to the hem, and sew white faux fur around the collar.
Everest Pup Tag
A silver shield-shaped collar tag featuring a green pine tree symbol in the center.
DIY: Cut a shield shape out of silver craft foam, paint a green evergreen tree in the center, and safety-pin it to the collar.
Teal Pup Hat with Husky Ears
A teal winter beanie or aviator hat with white faux-fur trim and attached grey and white plush dog ears.
DIY: Attach grey and white felt triangles to a teal winter beanie, adding white faux fur trim around the brim.
Teal Pup Pack Backpack
A small teal backpack with orange straps and trim, representing Everest's rescue gear.
DIY: Take a small kids' backpack, paint it teal, and add orange tape or felt strips to the straps.
White Leggings or Pants
Simple white leggings or sweatpants to represent Everest's white husky fur.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Everest costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white leggings or pants to serve as the base husky fur layer.
- 2
Layer the teal and orange vest or dress over the top.
- 3
Attach the pine tree pup tag securely to the center of the white faux-fur collar.
- 4
Place the teal winter hat with the attached husky ears on the head.
- 5
Slip on the teal pup pack backpack over the shoulders.
- 6
Finish the look with comfortable white or grey sneakers.
Makeup & hair
Paint a small black circle on the tip of the nose and add a few light whisker dots on the cheeks using black face paint. Hair should be tucked neatly under the teal pup hat.
Everest for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with another PAW Patrol pup like Ryder, Chase, or Skye.
- group
- Assemble a full PAW Patrol rescue team with friends wearing Chase, Marshall, Rubble, and Skye costumes.
- kids
- This is primarily a kids' costume, easily adapted into a warm fleece jumpsuit for toddlers.
- Plus size
- Adult versions can use a teal fleece zip-up hoodie with orange fabric accents and a custom-made pup tag.
- pet
- A teal dog vest with a plush pine tree tag attached to the collar.
Tips
- Keep it warm: Use fleece materials for the vest and leggings if trick-or-treating in cold weather.
- Safety first: Ensure the backpack straps aren't too tight and that the hat doesn't block the child's peripheral vision.
- Photo op: Have your child strike a running pose or slide on their belly like Everest's signature 'belly-bogganing' move.
Everest costume FAQ
- What does Everest from PAW Patrol wear?
- She wears a teal and orange winter jacket or vest with a white fuzzy collar, a matching teal pup hat with husky ears, and a teal pup pack.
- How do you make a DIY Everest pup tag?
- Cut a shield shape out of silver or grey craft foam, draw or glue a green pine tree in the center, and attach it to the collar of the vest.
- Is Everest a boy or a girl pup?
- Everest is a female Siberian Husky pup who joined the PAW Patrol in Season 2 as the snowy mountain rescue specialist.
Did you know? Everest is the second female pup to join the PAW Patrol team, following Skye, and she lives on the ski resort with Jake.