What font is the M&M logo?

The classic M&M's logo uses a customized, rounded slab-serif lowercase 'm'. You can easily replicate it by searching for a printable M&M stencil online.

How do I make a last-minute M&M costume?

Simply grab a bright red, yellow, or green t-shirt, cut a lowercase 'm' out of white printer paper, tape or pin it to the chest, and wear white gloves.

What are the different M&M character colors?

The main characters are Red (the leader), Yellow (the peanut), Blue (the cool one), Green (the confident one), Orange (the anxious one), and Brown (the chief chocolate officer).

Skip the store: Use a plain t-shirt you already own in one of the classic candy colors. Cut the letter 'm' out of a white piece of paper or cardboard and pin it to your shirt. Use plain white winter knit gloves or white marching band gloves.

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M&M's Costume

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The M&M's costume is a beloved choice for solo wearers, couples, and massive groups alike. It represents the iconic candy characters, known for their distinct personalities and vibrant primary and secondary colors. The core look relies on a bold, solid-colored base featuring the signature lowercase white "m" on the chest, paired with classic cartoon-style white gloves.

Difficulty: Easy
Time: ~15 min
Budget: $15–45

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Solid-colored t-shirt or tunic
A bright, solid-colored crewneck t-shirt or an oversized round tunic in red, yellow, blue, green, orange, or brown.
DIY: Use a plain t-shirt you already own in one of the classic candy colors.
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White felt or iron-on vinyl
A sheet of white felt or white iron-on transfer vinyl to create the iconic lowercase letter 'm'.
DIY: Cut the letter 'm' out of a white piece of paper or cardboard and pin it to your shirt.
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White cartoon gloves
Plush, oversized white four-finger or five-finger gloves to capture the animated character aesthetic.
DIY: Use plain white winter knit gloves or white marching band gloves.
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Matching colored socks or tights
Socks, knee-highs, or tights that perfectly match the color of your chosen candy shirt.
DIY: Wear neutral black leggings or blue jeans instead of colored tights.
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White sneakers
Clean, classic white canvas or athletic sneakers to keep the look bright and comfortable.
DIY: Any comfortable neutral sneakers or flat shoes you already own.
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How to put it together

1
Choose your character color: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, or Brown.
2
Print a template of the iconic lowercase 'm' in a rounded, bold font.
3
Trace the template onto white felt or iron-on vinyl, then carefully cut out the letter.
4
Attach the 'm' to the center chest of your solid-colored shirt using fabric glue, safety pins, or an iron.
5
Put on your matching colored socks or tights, followed by your clean white sneakers.
6
Slip on the solid-colored shirt and pull on the oversized white cartoon gloves to complete the look.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup clean and neutral, or match your eyeshadow to your chosen candy color. Style your hair simply or tuck it under a matching colored baseball cap to emphasize the round candy shape.

M&M's for couples, groups, kids & more

couples: Go as a classic pairing like Red (sarcastic) and Yellow (clueless) by matching their respective colors and expressions.
group: Gather a large group and assign each person a different color (Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Orange, Brown) for a full candy bag effect.
kids: Use a bright colored t-shirt or a pre-stuffed round tabard tunic with a felt 'm' for a comfortable, school-friendly outfit.
Plus size: Opt for an oversized, soft cotton t-shirt or a flexible A-line dress in your chosen color for a comfortable, breezy fit.
pet: A simple solid-colored dog bandana or pet t-shirt with a white 'm' painted on the back.

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Diy m&m costume: Skip the store: Use a plain t-shirt you already own in one of the classic candy colors. Cut the letter 'm' out of a white piece of paper or cardboard and pin it to your shirt. Use plain white winter knit gloves or white marching band gloves.

Tips

If you are using a round foam tunic, wear lightweight, breathable layers underneath to avoid overheating.
For group photos, stand in a semi-circle to showcase the variety of colors and make the white 'm' logos pop.
Use fabric glue instead of hot glue on t-shirts to prevent the adhesive from puckering or peeling off during movement.
If you want a more structured look, stuff a double-sided felt circle tunic with a small amount of polyester batting.

M&M's costume FAQ

What font is the M&M logo?: The classic M&M's logo uses a customized, rounded slab-serif lowercase 'm'. You can easily replicate it by searching for a printable M&M stencil online.
How do I make a last-minute M&M costume?: Simply grab a bright red, yellow, or green t-shirt, cut a lowercase 'm' out of white printer paper, tape or pin it to the chest, and wear white gloves.
What are the different M&M character colors?: The main characters are Red (the leader), Yellow (the peanut), Blue (the cool one), Green (the confident one), Orange (the anxious one), and Brown (the chief chocolate officer).

Did you know? The lowercase 'm' was first printed in black on the candies in 1950, before switching to the iconic white print we know today in 1954.