Kick-Ass Costume
Suit up as the DIY neighborhood hero in green and yellow.
Based on the hit comic book and movie, Kick-Ass (Dave Lizewski) is a fan-favorite choice for anyone wanting to play a realistic, self-made superhero. His look is instantly recognizable by its bright green and yellow color scheme, resembling a modified scuba suit or morphsuit. It is a fun, high-energy costume that stands out at any comic convention or Halloween party.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $50–120
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What you need for a Kick-Ass costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Kick-Ass costume — one box instead of 6 pieces.
Green and Yellow Jumpsuit
A form-fitting green spandex jumpsuit or unitard featuring thick yellow piping or stripes along the seams.
DIY: Use a green morphsuit, cut off the hood, and fabric-glue yellow double-fold bias tape along the seams.
Kick-Ass Mask
A matching green fabric hood/mask that covers the head, leaving the eyes and mouth exposed, trimmed with yellow piping.
DIY: Cut the face opening out of a green morphsuit hood and line the edges with yellow fabric paint.
Green Gloves
Simple green mid-forearm length gloves, matching the shade of the jumpsuit.
DIY: Use green dishwashing gloves or standard green winter gloves if spandex is unavailable.
Twin Batons (Escrima Sticks)
Two wooden or plastic batons wrapped in black tape, used as his signature self-defense weapons.
DIY: Wrap two short lengths of PVC pipe or wooden dowels in black electrical tape.
Back Holster
A black harness or sheath worn on the back to hold the twin batons crosswise.
DIY: Secure two cardboard tubes wrapped in black tape to a set of black backpack straps.
Combat Boots
Sturdy black tactical or combat boots to ground the DIY superhero aesthetic.
DIY: Use any worn-in black work boots or high-top sneakers.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Kick-Ass costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the green and yellow jumpsuit, ensuring a snug but comfortable fit.
- 2
Lace up your black combat boots and tuck the cuffs of the jumpsuit securely into them.
- 3
Put on the black back holster and adjust the straps so it sits comfortably between your shoulder blades.
- 4
Slide the two black-taped batons into the back holster slots.
- 5
Pull on the green fabric mask, aligning the eye and mouth holes carefully for visibility.
- 6
Finish the look by slipping on the matching green gloves.
Makeup & hair
No complex makeup is needed since the mask covers your face, but you can apply light dark-circle makeup or a fake bruise around one eye to look battle-worn if you plan to take the mask off.
Kick-Ass for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with Hit-Girl in her purple cape, plaid skirt, and purple wig.
- group
- Form the 'Justice Forever' team with Hit-Girl, Colonel Stars and Stripes, and Night-Bitch.
- kids
- A green and yellow track suit with a soft fabric mask makes a comfortable, kid-friendly version.
- Plus size
- Opt for a two-piece green compression shirt and matching leggings instead of a one-piece jumpsuit for a more customizable fit.
- pet
- A simple green dog hoodie with yellow felt stripes fabric-glued down the back.
Tips
- Wear moisture-wicking undergarments beneath the spandex jumpsuit to stay cool and comfortable.
- Ensure your mask's eye holes are wide enough for clear peripheral vision, especially if wearing it at night.
- If using real wooden dowels for batons, check your venue's weapon policy; foam or plastic alternatives are safer for crowded parties.
Kick-Ass costume FAQ
- What material is the Kick-Ass suit made of?
- In the story, it is a wet suit purchased online. For costumes, it is typically made of spandex, lycra, or faux leather for a more structured look.
- How do you make the yellow stripes on a DIY Kick-Ass costume?
- You can use yellow fabric paint, yellow duct tape, or sew yellow double-fold bias tape along the seams of a plain green bodysuit.
- Can I see out of the Kick-Ass mask?
- Yes, the mask features open cutouts for both the eyes and the mouth, making it easy to see, breathe, and speak.
Did you know? In the original comic book, Dave Lizewski buys his iconic costume off eBay, and it is actually a green and yellow wetsuit.