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PJ Masks Costume

Into the night to save the day with these colorful superhero looks!

PJ Masks is a massive hit for kids and families, featuring three young friends who transform into nighttime superheroes. Whether you want to dress up as Catboy, Owlette, or Gekko, these costumes are highly recognizable by their vibrant primary colors and signature animal details. This guide covers how to assemble the classic trio using simple base layers and felt accessories.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$1545

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What you need for a PJ Masks costume

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  • Monochromatic base layer

    A long-sleeve top and matching pants in royal blue (Catboy), bright red (Owlette), or grass green (Gekko).

    DIY: Use any matching solid-colored sweatpants and t-shirt you already own.

  • Felt hero emblem

    A chest emblem cut from stiff felt: a blue cat face, a red owl silhouette, or a green lizard face.

    DIY: Print out a template online, trace it onto felt, and cut it out.

  • Matching eye mask

    A felt or fabric half-mask matching your chosen character's color with cut-out eye holes.

    DIY: Cut a simple mask shape from felt and attach a piece of elastic band to the sides.

  • Character tail or wings

    A stuffed blue cat tail, green lizard tail, or red fabric owl wings attached to the back of the shirt.

    DIY: Stuff a long sock for the tail, or cut a scalloped wing shape from red felt.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the solid-colored long-sleeve shirt and matching pants as your base layer.

  2. 2

    Attach the felt character emblem to the center of the chest using fabric glue, safety pins, or double-sided tape.

  3. 3

    Secure the tail or wings to the back waist or shoulders of the shirt.

  4. 4

    Slip on the matching felt half-mask over your eyes, adjusting the elastic strap for a comfortable fit.

  5. 5

    Finish the look with matching sneakers or solid-colored socks.

Makeup & hair

Since the characters wear full masks, no complex makeup is needed. If hair is visible, keep it simple or tuck it under the mask strap.

PJ Masks for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
One partner dresses as Catboy and the other as Owlette for a heroic dynamic duo.
group
Assemble the full trio with Catboy, Owlette, and Gekko, or add villains like Romeo and Luna Girl.
kids
This is a highly popular toddler and kid costume; use soft, flame-resistant pajamas as the base for safety and comfort.
Plus size
Use comfortable, solid-colored activewear or sweatsuits in royal blue, red, or green as a flexible base.
pet
A simple colored pet bandana featuring the cat, owl, or lizard emblem.

Tips

  • Use comfortable pajamas or sweatpants as the base so kids stay warm and cozy while trick-or-treating.
  • If making DIY felt pieces, use safety pins instead of glue so you can reuse the clothing afterward.
  • Ensure the eye holes on the masks are cut wide enough for safe visibility at night.

PJ Masks costume FAQ

What are the three main PJ Masks characters?
The three main heroes are Catboy (blue), Owlette (red), and Gekko (green).
How do you make a DIY PJ Masks mask?
You can easily cut a mask shape out of stiff craft felt, cut out two large eye holes, and staple or sew elastic thread to the sides.
Can adults wear PJ Masks costumes?
Yes, solid-colored adult onesies or matching sweatpants sets make it very easy to create adult versions of Catboy, Owlette, or Gekko.

Did you know? PJ Masks is based on the French picture book series 'Les Pyjamasques' by author Romuald Racioppo.