Mack Hollins Costume
Recreate the viral, headline-grabbing NFL pregame arrival look.
This costume recreates NFL wide receiver Mack Hollins' viral pregame arrival outfit from Super Bowl LX. Known for his eccentric personality, Hollins made headlines by arriving at the stadium in a prisoner-inspired ensemble. The look consists of a maroon jumpsuit, wrist and ankle shackles, and a distinctive plastic face mask.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $30–70
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What you need for a Mack Hollins costume
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Maroon jumpsuit
A long-sleeved, zip-front maroon or dark red utility jumpsuit or scrubs set.
DIY: Use a matching set of maroon scrubs or a long-sleeved red work shirt and matching pants.
Hannibal Lecter-style half-mask
A brown or olive-green plastic restraint mask that covers the lower half of the face with vertical bars over the mouth.
DIY: Cut the lower half of a plastic hockey mask and paint it olive green or brown.
Toy wrist shackles
Plastic, realistic-looking gray or black chain links with cuffs for the wrists.
DIY: Paint plastic chain links metallic gray and loop them around your wrists.
Toy ankle shackles
Matching plastic chain links with cuffs designed to fit around the ankles.
DIY: Connect a plastic chain to two loops of gray felt secured around the ankles.
Bare feet or minimal sandals
Hollins is famously known for going barefoot, but simple dark slide sandals work for safety.
DIY: Wear thin, skin-toned socks or simple black slides.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the maroon utility jumpsuit and zip it up to the chest.
- 2
Secure the plastic restraint half-mask over your nose and mouth, adjusting the straps behind your head.
- 3
Fasten the toy wrist shackles around your wrists, letting the plastic chain hang loosely between them.
- 4
Attach the ankle shackles around your ankles, ensuring the chain is long enough to walk safely.
- 5
Go barefoot to match Mack Hollins' signature style, or put on simple black slide sandals for outdoor wear.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair natural or styled in tight curls/locs. No makeup is needed as the lower half of the face is completely covered by the plastic restraint mask.
Mack Hollins for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair with someone dressed as a referee or a sports reporter holding a microphone.
- group
- Have friends dress as other NFL players in eccentric pregame tunnel arrival outfits.
- kids
- A simplified version using a red tracksuit, plastic toy cuffs, and a soft felt mask.
- Plus size
- Use an oversized maroon flight suit or utility coveralls for a comfortable fit.
Tips
- Make sure the ankle shackles are loose enough to walk comfortably without tripping.
- Opt for slide sandals if you are wearing this costume to a party or outdoors to protect your feet.
- Keep the mask adjusted so you can easily breathe and speak through the mouth grates.
Mack Hollins costume FAQ
- What is the meaning behind Mack Hollins' Super Bowl outfit?
- Mack Hollins stated that his arrival outfit was a statement representing how immigrants and certain communities are painted and perceived.
- How do I make the mask look more realistic?
- You can use a bit of dark acrylic paint or metallic wax to give a plain plastic toy mask a weathered, metallic, or rusted look.
- Can I wear shoes with this costume?
- Yes. While Mack Hollins is famous for going barefoot, simple black slides or minimalist sandals are highly recommended for safety.
Did you know? Mack Hollins is famous in the NFL not just for his play, but for his eccentric lifestyle, which includes walking barefoot almost everywhere and occasionally wearing handcuffs to press conferences.