Kenny Powers Costume
Step up to the mound as baseball's most outrageous washed-up pitcher.
Kenny Powers, the loud-mouthed, mullet-sporting protagonist of HBO's Eastbound & Down, is a favorite choice for fans of comedy. His look is defined by his signature curly mullet, a Charros or Myrtle Beach Mermen baseball jersey, and an oversized ego. This costume is instantly recognizable, comfortable to wear, and guaranteed to bring laughs.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $35–85
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What you need for a Kenny Powers costume
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Charros or Mermen Baseball Jersey
A yellow and black 'Charros' jersey or a teal and white 'Myrtle Beach Mermen' jersey with 'Powers' and number 55 on the back.
DIY: Buy a plain yellow baseball jersey and use black iron-on vinyl or fabric markers to add 'Charros' and '55'.
Curly Mullet Wig
A dark brown or black curly wig that is short on top and long, curly, and bushy in the back.
Baseball Cap
A matching baseball cap, typically black or yellow, worn slightly tilted or curved.
DIY: Use a plain black baseball cap and fabric paint to draw a simple logo.
Fake Goatee
A dark brown or black stick-on goatee and mustache combo to match his facial hair.
DIY: Use a dark brown makeup pencil to draw a thick goatee and mustache on your face.
White Baseball Pants
Standard white athletic baseball pants, or simple white jeans/sweatpants for comfort.
DIY: Wear any pair of plain white pants or light-colored sweatpants.
Aviator Sunglasses
Dark-tinted aviator sunglasses with gold or silver wire frames.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the white baseball pants or white jeans.
- 2
Slip on the Kenny Powers #55 baseball jersey, leaving the top couple of buttons undone.
- 3
Apply the fake goatee to your clean, dry face, or draw one on using a dark makeup pencil.
- 4
Put on the curly mullet wig, shaking it out first to give the curls maximum volume in the back.
- 5
Place the baseball cap over the wig, letting the long curls spill out from the back of the hat.
- 6
Slide on the aviator sunglasses and optionally carry a baseball or a prop beer can.
Makeup & hair
The hair is the star of this look: a thick, curly, dark brown mullet that is short on top and long in the back. Pair it with a neatly trimmed, thick goatee and mustache.
Kenny Powers for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with April Buchanon in her schoolteacher outfit or a matching cheerleading uniform.
- group
- Have friends dress as Clegg, Stevie Janowski in his neck brace, and Toby Powers.
- Plus size
- The loose-fitting baseball jersey and elastic-waist pants make this an incredibly comfortable and accommodating fit for all body types.
Tips
- Keep a confident, slightly arrogant posture to really sell the Kenny Powers persona.
- Make sure the wig is secure by using a wig cap and bobby pins, especially if you plan on tossing a baseball.
- For shoes, simple black sneakers or athletic cleats work best.
- Carry a prop baseball or wear a black athletic glove on one hand to complete the pitcher look.
Kenny Powers costume FAQ
- What jersey does Kenny Powers wear?
- He most famously wears the yellow and black #55 'Charros' jersey from his time playing in Mexico, or the teal and white 'Myrtle Beach Mermen' jersey.
- How do I style the Kenny Powers hair?
- You need a dark brown curly mullet wig. Shake it out to fluff up the curls in the back, and let them hang out from under a curved baseball cap.
- Is this costume comfortable for a party?
- Yes, it uses a loose athletic jersey and pants, making it one of the most comfortable and breathable costumes you can wear.
Did you know? Kenny Powers' character and pitching style were partially inspired by real-life eccentric Major League Baseball pitchers like John Rocker and Mitch Williams.