Ewok Costume
Bring Endor's fiercest, fluffiest forest warriors to life with ease.
The Ewoks of Endor are one of the most beloved and recognizable species in the Star Wars universe. Perfect for fans of all ages, this costume features a plush, furry body and a rustic, hand-stitched hood. Whether you are dressing up as Wicket or a generic forest warrior, this look is guaranteed to be a hit at any convention or Halloween party.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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What you need for a Ewok costume
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Spirit Halloween sells the complete Ewok costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Brown Faux Fur Jumpsuit
A full-body jumpsuit made of thick, shaggy brown or tan faux fur to mimic the Ewok's coat.
DIY: Wear a matching brown sweat suit and fabric-glue patches of faux fur to the chest and limbs.
Ewok Hood and Cowl
An earthy orange, brown, or olive green cowl made of faux suede or burlap, featuring raw edges, visible thick stitching, and two round furry ears poking through.
DIY: Cut a hood shape out of orange felt or burlap, hand-stitch the edges with thick twine, and cut two holes for ears.
Furry Ewok Ears
Two rounded, furry ears attached to a headband or integrated directly into the fabric hood.
DIY: Cut semi-circles out of cardboard, wrap them in brown faux fur, and sew or glue them to your hood.
Toy Primitive Spear
A simple wooden-look staff topped with a faux-stone or bone spearhead wrapped in twine.
DIY: Find a sturdy tree branch, carve the tip slightly, and wrap twine around the upper section to secure a cardboard stone point.
Brown Face Paint
Dark brown or black face paint to darken the nose and mouth area, mimicking an animal snout.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the brown faux fur jumpsuit, ensuring it fits loosely to mimic the plump, round silhouette of an Ewok.
- 2
Slip the rustic fabric hood over your head, adjusting it so the cowl drapes over your shoulders and chest.
- 3
Pull the furry ears through the designated holes in the hood so they stand upright.
- 4
Apply dark brown or black makeup to the tip of your nose and upper lip to create a subtle animal snout look.
- 5
Step into simple brown boots or matching furry shoe covers to complete the lower half.
- 6
Pick up your primitive wooden spear prop to complete the Endor warrior aesthetic.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair completely tucked inside the hood. Use black or dark brown face paint to color the tip of your nose black, and blend a little brown shadow around your eyes to make them look rounder and more animal-like.
Ewok for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as Wicket and Princess Leia in her Endor forest gear.
- group
- Gather a squad of Ewoks carrying spears and drums, led by a Chief Chirpa or Logray character.
- kids
- This is an incredibly popular toddler costume using a plush, one-piece zippered romper with an attached hood.
- Plus size
- A loose-fitting, oversized faux fur union suit provides a comfortable, authentic, and naturally plump Ewok shape.
- pet
- An Ewok hood with ear cutouts and a step-in front-facing fur suit is a classic, viral look for small dogs.
More ways people search for this costume
The most-searched variations of “Ewok costume”, and how this look adapts to each.
Ewok dog costume
- An Ewok hood with ear cutouts and a step-in front-facing fur suit is a classic, viral look for small dogs.
Tips
- Faux fur can get incredibly warm; wear lightweight, moisture-wicking undergarments beneath the jumpsuit.
- To get the signature plump Ewok belly, stuff a small pillow or batting inside the front of your jumpsuit.
- Keep the hood's stitching looking rough and uneven—Ewoks use primitive tools, so imperfections make it look more authentic.
Did you know? The word 'Ewok' is never actually spoken aloud in the original dialogue of Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi; audiences learned the name through the film's promotional materials and end credits.