Jedi Costume
Master the Force with a screen-accurate, layered Jedi Knight look.
The Jedi Knight is one of the most iconic archetypes in the Star Wars universe, representing peace, discipline, and mastery of the Force [1.2.8]. Fans choose this costume for its instantly recognizable silhouette, comfortable layered design, and the fun of carrying a lightsaber. The classic look consists of a layered beige tunic, fabric tabards, a utility belt, a floor-length hooded brown robe, and tall leather boots.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $45–150
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What you need for a Jedi costume
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Outer tunic
A wrap-around, long-sleeved beige or cream-colored tunic made of textured cotton or linen.
DIY: Use a cream-colored wrap cardigan or a modified martial arts gi.
Inner tunic
A lightweight, high-collar undershirt in a contrasting color like dark brown or white.
DIY: A standard dark brown long-sleeve t-shirt.
Tabards and Obi
Matching fabric strips that drape over the shoulders (tabards) and a wide matching sash (obi) around the waist.
DIY: Cut matching strips of beige or brown fabric and drape them over your shoulders, securing them with a matching fabric sash.
Jedi robe
A heavy, floor-length dark brown hooded cloak with wide, flowing sleeves.
DIY: Modify a large brown bedsheet or use a brown hooded bathrobe.
Utility belt
A wide brown leather or faux leather belt featuring a thinner secondary belt over it, complete with metallic buckle details and small pouches.
DIY: Layer a thin brown belt over a wider brown belt and slide on small camera or phone pouches.
Boots
Knee-high brown leather or faux leather boots with a flat or low heel.
DIY: Wear brown dress shoes with matching brown vinyl boot tops or gaiters.
Lightsaber
A replica lightsaber with a metallic hilt and a glowing blue, green, or purple blade.
DIY: Use a plastic toy lightsaber or craft a hilt from metallic-painted PVC pipe.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the inner tunic or long-sleeve undershirt first.
- 2
Wrap the outer tunic over the inner layer, crossing the left side over the right.
- 3
Drape the two fabric tabards over your shoulders so they hang evenly down the front and back.
- 4
Wrap the wide fabric obi (sash) around your waist to hold the tunic and tabards in place.
- 5
Fasten the wide leather utility belt over the obi, centering the buckle.
- 6
Pull on the knee-high brown boots, tucking your pants neatly into them.
- 7
Don the dark brown hooded robe and clip your lightsaber hilt to your belt or hold it in your hand.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup natural or minimal. For hair, style it in a neat Padawan braid, a half-up bun, or a classic parted look.
Jedi for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up as a Jedi Knight and a Sith Lord, or go as Anakin Skywalker and Padmé Amidala.
- group
- Gather a group to form the Jedi High Council, complete with different lightsaber colors.
- kids
- A simple brown fleece robe over khaki pants and a tan t-shirt makes an easy, comfortable kid's version.
- Plus size
- The wrap-style tunic and adjustable fabric obi sash are highly adjustable and flattering for all body types.
- pet
- A small brown hooded cape secured with hook-and-loop fasteners turns any dog into a Jedi Master.
More ways people search for this costume
The most-searched variations of “Jedi costume”, and how this look adapts to each.
Children's jedi knight costume
- A simple brown fleece robe over khaki pants and a tan t-shirt makes an easy, comfortable kid's version.
Diy jedi costume
- Skip the store: Use a cream-colored wrap cardigan or a modified martial arts gi. A standard dark brown long-sleeve t-shirt. Cut matching strips of beige or brown fabric and drape them over your shoulders, securing them with a matching fabric sash.
Tips
- Secure the tabards to the shoulders of your outer tunic with safety pins to keep them from sliding off.
- Choose lightweight fabrics like linen or cotton blends for the tunics to avoid overheating under the heavy outer robe.
- If your boots are uncomfortable for walking, use brown leather gaiters or boot covers over comfortable walking shoes.
- Always check venue rules regarding replica weapons before bringing a hard-plastic or metal lightsaber to an event.
Jedi costume FAQ
- What color lightsaber should a Jedi have?
- Traditionally, Jedi Guardians wear blue lightsabers, Jedi Consulars wear green, and rare sentinels or specific masters wear purple or yellow. Avoid red, which is reserved for the Sith.
- How do I keep the Jedi tabards from falling off?
- The easiest way is to use safety pins or fabric tape to secure the tabards to the shoulders of your outer tunic before putting on the belt.
- Can I make a Jedi costume without sewing?
- Yes! You can use a cream-colored wrap cardigan or martial arts gi as the tunic, brown fabric strips for the tabards, and a standard brown hooded cloak.
Did you know? The design of the Jedi robes was heavily inspired by traditional Japanese clothing, specifically the kimono and the garb of samurai, reflecting George Lucas's admiration for Akira Kurosawa's films.