
Philadelphia Eagles Costume
Fly Eagles Fly! Gear up in midnight green for game day.
Represent Philly's beloved NFL team with an authentic Philadelphia Eagles player or superfan look. Perfect for sports fans, Halloween, or tailgates, this costume captures the high-energy spirit of Lincoln Financial Field. The classic look features the team's signature midnight green, charcoal, and white color scheme complete with iconic helmet wings.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $30–120
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What you need for a Philadelphia Eagles costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Philadelphia Eagles costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Philadelphia Eagles Jersey
A midnight green or white replica team jersey featuring your favorite player's number.
DIY: Use a plain green t-shirt and apply white iron-on numbers or fabric paint.
Football Pants
White or charcoal grey athletic pants, preferably cropped below the knee with elastic cuffs.
DIY: Wear white athletic sweatpants or grey joggers rolled up to the shins.
Eagles Helmet or Hat
A replica Eagles helmet with the silver wing decals on the sides, or a structured team cap.
DIY: Apply printed silver wing decals to a plain black or dark green bicycle helmet.
Athletic Socks
Knee-high black or white athletic socks to complete the uniform look.
Eye Black
Black face paint or adhesive strips applied under the eyes to reduce glare.
DIY: Use black smudge-proof eyeliner.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on your white or charcoal grey athletic pants and pull them to just below the knee.
- 2
Pull on the knee-high athletic socks, ensuring they meet the bottom of the pants.
- 3
Slip on the midnight green Philadelphia Eagles jersey over a t-shirt or shoulder pads if using them.
- 4
Apply two thick horizontal swipes of eye black directly onto your cheekbones.
- 5
Place the replica Eagles helmet on your head, or secure a team cap if you prefer a sideline look.
- 6
Lace up your favorite athletic sneakers or cleats to complete the uniform.
Makeup & hair
Keep hair pulled back or tucked under the helmet. Apply a swipe of black greasepaint or adhesive eye black strips on each cheekbone just below the eyes.
Philadelphia Eagles for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair a player jersey with an Eagles cheerleader uniform or a mascot costume.
- group
- Gather a full offensive line with matching jerseys and different numbers.
- kids
- Use a licensed youth deluxe uniform set which includes a jersey, pants, and a soft helmet.
- Plus size
- Opt for an oversized jersey paired with comfortable dark green or black track pants.
- pet
- Dress your dog in a miniature green dog jersey or a team bandana.
Tips
- Wear a long-sleeve black compression shirt underneath the jersey if dressing up for cold October weather.
- Carry a football as an easy, interactive prop for photos.
- If you don't have a helmet, a midnight green knit beanie or snapback cap works perfectly for a sideline coach look.
Philadelphia Eagles costume FAQ
- What are the official Philadelphia Eagles colors?
- The official team colors are midnight green, silver, charcoal, and white.
- How can I make a cheap DIY Eagles costume?
- Wear a plain green t-shirt, use white tape to create jersey numbers, and wear a green baseball cap with a printed Eagles logo taped to the front.
- What should I wear under the jersey?
- A black long-sleeve athletic shirt or a hoodie works best, especially for cold game days or Halloween night.
Did you know? The Eagles' iconic helmet wings were first introduced in 1954, making them one of the first NFL teams to feature a decorative logo directly on their helmets.