Jellycat costume — example look
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Jellycat Costume

Bring the world's softest, cutest plush toys to life.

Jellycat plush toys are beloved worldwide for their unmatched softness, quirky designs, and cozy outfits. Dressing up as a Jellycat plush is a popular choice for those seeking a comfortable, cute, and highly recognizable look. This costume features a soft sherpa or fleece base, animal ears, and the signature orange Jellycat book tag.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~45 min
Budget
$3070

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Jellycat costume
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What you need for a Jellycat costume

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  • Sherpa or fleece loungewear set

    A matching hoodie and sweatpants set in beige, cream, or warm brown to mimic the plush toy fabric.

    DIY: Use any matching oversized fleece sweatshirt and sweatpants you already own.

  • Plush animal ears headband

    Matching plush bunny or bear ears on a comfortable headband.

    DIY: Cut ear shapes from felt or fleece and hot glue them to a plain headband.

  • DIY Jellycat hangtag

    A folded orange cardstock tag featuring the black cat-in-a-pot logo, attached with a white string.

    DIY: Cut orange cardstock into a rectangle, fold it like a book, draw the black cat logo on the front, and punch a hole for a string.

  • Cozy knit sweater

    An optional colorful, striped, or textured knit sweater to layer over the plush base, matching the 'dressed up' Jellycat style.

    DIY: Use a colorful knit sweater or denim overalls from your closet.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the matching sherpa or fleece hoodie and sweatpants set to create the soft plush body.

  2. 2

    If adding a dressed-up look, layer the oversized knit sweater or denim overalls over the plush base.

  3. 3

    Secure the plush animal ears headband onto your head, adjusting it to sit comfortably.

  4. 4

    Craft the iconic Jellycat hangtag by folding orange cardstock, drawing the black cat logo on the front, and punching a hole in the corner.

  5. 5

    Use white yarn or string to loop the hangtag around your wrist or pin it to the shoulder of your outfit.

  6. 6

    Apply simple makeup to complete the plush toy face.

Makeup & hair

Keep hair simple or tucked under the hood. Use black eyeliner to draw a small, rounded triangular nose on the tip of your nose, and add a simple curved smile line on each side.

Jellycat for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
One person goes as a Jellycat Bunny and the other as a Jellycat Bartholomew Bear, both wearing matching knit sweaters.
group
A group can dress as different 'Amuseables' like the Jellycat Coffee Cup, Toast, and Avocado using cardboard cutouts.
kids
Use a cozy fleece one-piece pajama suit with built-in ears and safety-pin the paper hangtag to the zipper.
Plus size
Opt for an oversized sherpa pullover and matching joggers for a comfortable, relaxed fit.
pet
Dress your pet in a simple knit dog sweater and attach a miniature lightweight orange paper tag to their collar.

Tips

  • Choose high-pile fleece or sherpa fabrics to best replicate the signature ultra-soft texture of Jellycat plushies.
  • Keep the hangtag lightweight so it doesn't pull on your clothes or get damaged during movement.
  • This costume is incredibly warm, making it perfect for chilly outdoor Halloween events.

Jellycat costume FAQ

What is the most important part of a Jellycat costume?
The signature orange book-style hangtag with the black cat logo is essential to instantly identify the costume as a Jellycat toy rather than a generic animal.
How do I make the Jellycat tag?
Fold a piece of bright orange cardstock in half like a small book. Draw or print the black cat-in-a-blue-pot logo on the front cover, punch a hole in the corner, and attach it with a thick white string.
Can I do an Amuseable Jellycat costume?
Yes! You can dress as a Jellycat Amuseable (like the coffee cup or boiled egg) by wearing a painted sandwich board or cardboard cutout over neutral clothes, complete with brown leggings for the signature corduroy legs.

Did you know? Jellycat was established in London in 1999, and its quirky name was dreamed up by a child who loved jellies and cats and giggled at the thought of the two together.