Jey Uso Costume
Bring the 'Yeet' energy with Jey Uso's iconic WWE look.
Jey Uso is one of WWE's most popular superstars, known for his high-energy entrance and infectious 'Yeet' catchphrase. Fans love dressing up as 'Main Event' Jey Uso because his modern look is incredibly stylish, comfortable, and instantly recognizable to wrestling fans. This costume recreates his signature white-and-blue aesthetic, complete with custom athletic gear and championship flair.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $40–120
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See yourself as Jey Uso
One clear photo of yourself; we render you in this costume — face untouched, full body, about 20 seconds.
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What you need for a Jey Uso costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Jey Uso costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
White 'YEET' T-Shirt
A white crewneck t-shirt featuring the word 'YEET' printed in bold blue letters across the chest.
DIY: Use a plain white t-shirt and blue fabric paint or iron-on vinyl letters to spell out 'YEET'.
White and Blue Athletic Pants
White athletic track pants or joggers, ideally featuring blue side stripes or a tropical palm tree pattern.
DIY: Buy plain white joggers and use blue fabric markers to draw simple palm tree silhouettes along the sides.
Blue and White 'YEET' Lei
A Hawaiian flower lei made of alternating blue and white silk flowers, worn around the neck.
DIY: String together blue and white artificial silk flowers using a needle and thick thread.
White 'YEET' Sunglasses
White-framed retro sunglasses with dark lenses, often featuring 'YEET' printed on the frame.
DIY: Take a pair of cheap white plastic sunglasses and write 'YEET' on the sides with a blue permanent marker.
White Wrist Tape or Wristbands
Athletic tape wrapped around both wrists and hands, or simple white terrycloth wristbands.
DIY: Use standard white medical tape or white athletic wrap around your wrists.
Toy WWE Championship Belt
A plastic replica of a WWE Championship belt to carry over your shoulder.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Jey Uso costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white 'YEET' t-shirt and the matching white and blue athletic pants.
- 2
Wrap your wrists and the backs of your hands with white athletic tape, leaving your fingers free.
- 3
Place the blue and white silk flower lei around your neck.
- 4
Put on the white-framed retro sunglasses.
- 5
Drape the toy WWE Championship belt over your right shoulder.
- 6
Style your hair into a short, clean fade or slicked-back look, and trim your facial hair into a neat goatee.
- 7
Throw your arms up in the air and yell 'Yeet!' to complete the entrance pose.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair styled in a short, sharp fade with a neatly trimmed goatee. No heavy makeup is required, but you can use a touch of bronzer for a camera-ready, athletic glow.
Jey Uso for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Jimmy Uso in matching red 'No Yeet' gear, or Roman Reigns with a Tribal Chief lei.
- group
- Form 'The Bloodline' or a 'Yeet' squad with friends dressing as Jimmy Uso, Roman Reigns, and Solo Sikoa.
- kids
- Use a youth-sized 'Yeet' tee, white sweatpants, a mini lei, and a plastic toy belt for an adorable mini-superstar look.
- Plus size
- Choose loose-fitting, comfortable white joggers and an oversized 'Yeet' tee for an easy, high-mobility fit.
Tips
- Wear comfortable white athletic sneakers, as Jey Uso is always ready to move in the ring.
- Practice his signature entrance pose—arms raised high, bouncing to the beat—for great photos.
- Keep the wrist tape firm but not too tight to ensure good circulation throughout the night.
- If attending a cold-weather event, layer a white zip-up hoodie over the t-shirt.
Did you know? Jey Uso's 'Yeet' catchphrase became so popular that WWE briefly had to blur it out on television due to trademark issues before officially securing the rights to use it on merchandise.