Pepsiman Costume
Quench your thirst for nostalgia in this iconic silver and blue bodysuit.
Pepsiman is the official action-hero mascot for Pepsi in Japan, famous for his chaotic video game and commercials where he delivers soda to those in need. This costume is a massive hit with retro gamers and meme lovers who want a funny, high-energy look. The outfit consists of a sleek, two-tone metallic bodysuit with the classic Pepsi logo emblazoned on the chest.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~30 min
- Budget
- $40–90
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What you need for a Pepsiman costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Pepsiman costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
Pepsiman Zentai Suit
A full-body spandex zentai suit split vertically or diagonally with silver on one side and royal blue on the other, covering the head, hands, and feet.
DIY: Buy a solid silver zentai suit and use blue fabric paint to color one half of the body.
Pepsi Logo Decal
The classic circular red, white, and blue Pepsi logo positioned centrally on the chest.
DIY: Print the Pepsi logo onto iron-on transfer paper and apply it directly to the chest of the suit.
Silver Athletic Shoes
Minimalist silver sneakers or slip-ons to wear over the suit's feet for outdoor protection.
DIY: Take an old pair of slim sneakers and spray paint them with metallic silver fabric paint.
Pepsi Can Prop
An actual can of Pepsi to hold in your hand or keep in a belt holster.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Pepsiman costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on form-fitting undergarments to ensure a smooth silhouette beneath the spandex suit.
- 2
Step into the Pepsiman zentai suit, pulling it up over your legs, torso, and arms.
- 3
Carefully pull the hood over your head, aligning your face comfortably before zipping it up from the back.
- 4
Slip on the silver metallic sneakers over the fabric feet of the suit to protect the soles.
- 5
Secure the Pepsi logo decal to the center of your chest if it is not already printed on the suit.
- 6
Grab a cold can of Pepsi to carry as your signature prop, ready to strike his famous heroic poses.
Makeup & hair
Because the zentai suit completely covers your head and face, no makeup or hair styling is required.
Pepsiman for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as Coca-Cola Man or a vintage Pepsi vending machine.
- group
- Have a group dress as different iterations of Pepsiman, including his red-balaclava 'Lemon Pepsiman' variant.
- kids
- Use a kids' solid blue zentai suit and add silver metallic fabric paint and a printed logo.
- Plus size
- Look for custom-sized zentai suit makers online who offer custom measurements for a comfortable stretch fit.
- pet
- A blue dog shirt with a printed Pepsi logo on the back.
Tips
- Wear a skin-toned dance belt or seamless undergarments underneath the zentai suit for a clean, smooth look.
- Visibility can be limited inside a full-face zentai hood; have a friend assist you in crowded or dark spaces.
- Keep a straw handy so you can sip drinks through the mouth area of the spandex fabric without removing the hood.
Pepsiman costume FAQ
- Can you see through the Pepsiman mask?
- Yes, standard spandex zentai suits allow you to see through the fabric, though your vision will be slightly obscured, similar to looking through thin mesh.
- How do I wash a metallic zentai suit?
- Hand wash the suit in cold water with mild detergent and hang it to dry. Avoid machine washing or heat drying, as it will ruin the metallic finish.
- What should I wear under the suit?
- Wear seamless, moisture-wicking undergarments or a full-body compression suit to keep cool and maintain a smooth silhouette.
Did you know? Pepsiman made his video game debut in the Japanese Sega Saturn version of Fighting Vipers before starring in his own self-titled PlayStation game in 1999.