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Peanut Butter and Jelly Couples Costumes

The ultimate classic pairing for an easy, crowd-pleasing couples look.

Peanut butter and jelly is the quintessential comfort food pairing, making it a highly popular choice for couples and best friends. This classic look typically features two matching bread-slice tunics—one spread with textured brown peanut butter and the other with glossy purple or red jelly. It is a lighthearted, comfortable, and instantly recognizable costume that takes minutes to put on.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~15 min
Budget
$2560

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What you need for a Peanut Butter and Jelly Couples Costumes costume

  • Peanut butter bread slice tunic

    A foam-backed tunic shaped like a slice of white bread with a textured light brown peanut butter spread graphic on the front.

    DIY: Cut a bread slice shape out of light brown cardboard or foam board, and paint a large brown circle in the center for the peanut butter.

  • Jelly bread slice tunic

    A matching foam-backed bread slice tunic featuring a glossy purple grape or red strawberry jelly graphic on the front.

    DIY: Cut a matching bread slice shape from cardboard and paint a large purple or red glossy circle in the center for the jelly.

  • Neutral base clothing

    Matching black, white, or grey long-sleeve shirts and pants to wear underneath the tunics to keep the focus on the bread slices.

    DIY: Use any plain, solid-colored clothing already in your closet.

  • Spreading props

    A pair of oversized toy butter knives or clean plastic spatulas to carry as playful props.

    DIY: Cut a large butter knife shape out of silver poster board or cardboard.

How to put it together

  1. 1

    Coordinate with your partner to decide who will wear the peanut butter tunic and who will wear the jelly tunic.

  2. 2

    Put on matching solid-colored base layers, such as black long-sleeve shirts and black pants, to create a clean background.

  3. 3

    Slip the foam bread tunics over your heads, adjusting the shoulder straps so they sit comfortably at chest level.

  4. 4

    Smooth out any wrinkles in the foam panels so the bread graphics lie flat.

  5. 5

    Grab your optional toy butter knives or spatulas to use as props for photos.

Makeup & hair

Keep hair and makeup simple and natural, or match your eyeshadow to your respective flavor with warm brown for peanut butter and vibrant purple or berry red for jelly.

Tips

  • Store the foam tunics flat or hang them up a few days before wearing to let any packaging creases naturally fall out.
  • Wear comfortable shoes like plain sneakers, as you will likely be standing and walking around together.
  • Coordinate your poses for photos, such as standing close together to "make a sandwich" or pretending to spread your partner's side.

Peanut Butter and Jelly Couples Costumes costume FAQ

What do you wear under a peanut butter and jelly costume?
It is best to wear simple, solid-colored clothing like a black long-sleeve t-shirt and black leggings or jeans so the bread tunics stand out.
How do you make a DIY PB&J costume?
Cut two large bread slice shapes out of cardboard, paint the crusts dark brown, and paint the centers with brown (peanut butter) and purple or red (jelly) acrylic paint, then attach shoulder straps.
Is the PB&J costume comfortable for walking around?
Yes, the lightweight foam tunics slip easily over your normal clothes, leaving your arms and legs completely free to move.

Did you know? The peanut butter and jelly sandwich was first popularized during World War II when both ingredients were included in US soldier ration lists.