
Little Caesar Costume
Pizza! Pizza! Bring the iconic orange-toga mascot to life.
The Little Caesar costume is based on the cheerful Roman mascot of the famous Little Caesars pizza chain. Perfect for fast-food fans and retro pop-culture lovers, this look is instantly recognizable by its bright orange toga, laurel wreath, and signature pizza spear. It is a lighthearted, comfortable, and budget-friendly choice for any costume event.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $15–45
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What you need for a Little Caesar costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Little Caesar costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
Orange toga
A bright orange, one-shoulder Roman-style toga draped over the body.
DIY: Wrap and pin 3-4 yards of bright orange jersey or cotton fabric over one shoulder.
White laurel wreath
A crown of white leaves worn around the head.
DIY: Cut leaf shapes out of white felt or cardstock and hot-glue them to a simple plastic headband.
Brown gladiator sandals
Simple brown leather or faux-leather strappy sandals.
DIY: Wear basic brown sandals or flip-flops.
Toy spear with pizza slice
A simple toy spear or staff with a fake slice of pepperoni pizza stuck on the tip.
DIY: Attach a cardboard cutout of a pepperoni pizza slice to the end of a wooden dowel or toy staff.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Little Caesar costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on a neutral undershirt and shorts to wear beneath the toga for comfort.
- 2
Drape the orange toga over your left shoulder, securing it at the shoulder with a safety pin if needed, and let it hang down to just above the knees.
- 3
Place the white laurel wreath crown flat on your head, angling it slightly forward.
- 4
Lace up your brown gladiator sandals around your ankles.
- 5
Hold your pizza spear prop in one hand, ready to strike the classic mascot pose.
Makeup & hair
Keep makeup natural. If you have dark hair, style it in simple, short waves; otherwise, a short brown wig styled in a classic Roman crop works perfectly.
Little Caesar for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as a hot-and-ready pizza box or a bag of Crazy Bread.
- group
- Have friends dress as other fast-food mascots like the Burger King or Wendy for a fast-food royalty group.
- kids
- A downsized orange fabric wrap and a paper plate pizza slice on a stick make an adorable toddler costume.
- Plus size
- Use extra yards of orange fabric to drape a custom, comfortable toga that fits any body shape.
- pet
- An orange fabric band and a tiny white felt leaf collar for a matching dog costume.
Tips
- Wear warm layers underneath the toga if you plan to be outdoors in cool October weather.
- Keep your pizza spear prop lightweight so it is easy to carry around all night.
- Carry an empty, clean Little Caesars pizza box as an extra prop that doubles as a fun accessory.
Little Caesar costume FAQ
- What does the Little Caesars mascot wear?
- He wears a bright orange one-shoulder toga, a white laurel wreath crown, brown gladiator sandals, and carries a spear with a slice of pepperoni pizza on the tip.
- How do I make a DIY Little Caesar toga?
- You can easily make one by draping a few yards of bright orange fabric over one shoulder, wrapping it around your torso, and securing it with safety pins at the shoulder and waist.
- Is Little Caesar Roman or Greek?
- He is depicted as a Roman character, wearing a classic Roman toga and a laurel wreath, which fits the historical association with Julius Caesar.
Did you know? The mascot's famous catchphrase, 'Pizza! Pizza!', was created in 1979 to advertise a deal where customers received two pizzas for the price of one competitor's pizza.