Poop Emoji Costume
Bring the internet's favorite hilarious emoji to life with ease.
The Poop Emoji costume is a crowd-pleasing, lighthearted choice for Halloween, parties, or school events. Based on the famous digital icon, this look features a coiled brown shape complete with big cartoon eyes and a wide, friendly smile. It is incredibly easy to wear, comfortable, and guaranteed to get a laugh.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $15–45
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What you need for a Poop Emoji costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Poop Emoji costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.
Brown poop emoji tunic
A brown, sleeveless foam tunic shaped like a coiled swirl with printed cartoon eyes and a smile, or an inflatable nylon version.
DIY: Cut two matching coiled shapes out of brown felt, paint the eyes and smile on the front, and sew or hot-glue shoulder straps to connect them.
Dark long-sleeve shirt
A simple black or dark brown long-sleeve t-shirt to wear underneath the tunic.
DIY: Use any dark-colored long-sleeve shirt or sweatshirt already in your closet.
Dark pants
Matching black or dark brown leggings, jeans, or sweatpants to keep the focus on the tunic.
DIY: Any dark pants or leggings will work perfectly.
Dark sneakers
Comfortable black or brown sneakers for walking around.
DIY: Use any dark, comfortable shoes you already own.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Poop Emoji costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on your dark brown or black long-sleeve shirt and matching pants as a neutral base layer.
- 2
If using a foam tunic, gently steam it beforehand to remove any packing wrinkles.
- 3
Slip the brown poop emoji tunic over your head, aligning your arms with the side cutouts.
- 4
Adjust the inner head lining or shoulder straps so the costume sits comfortably and upright.
- 5
Put on your dark sneakers to complete the simple, comfortable look.
Makeup & hair
No complex makeup or hair styling is required since your head is mostly framed or covered by the tunic, but you can wear neutral face paint or a brown beanie if your hair peeks out.
Poop Emoji for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with another popular emoji, like the Fire Emoji or a Toilet Paper roll costume.
- group
- Gather a group to go as a lineup of different emojis, such as the Laughing Crying face, Heart Eyes, and the Devil face.
- kids
- A smaller foam tunic version is widely available for toddlers and kids, making it a hit for school parades.
- Plus size
- The foam tunic style is naturally oversized and open at the bottom, offering a highly flexible, comfortable fit for all body types.
- pet
- Dress your dog in a small plush brown swirl harness or cape.
Tips
- If using a foam tunic, stuff it with newspaper or bubble wrap a few days before wearing to help it regain its round, coiled shape.
- Wear lightweight, breathable base layers, as foam and inflatable costumes can trap body heat quickly.
- Keep your hands free by choosing a tunic with wide armholes so you can easily hold a drink or treat bag.
Poop Emoji costume FAQ
- How do you make a DIY Poop Emoji costume?
- Cut two matching coiled poop shapes out of brown cardboard or felt, paint on the white cartoon eyes and smile, and connect them at the shoulders with thick fabric straps.
- Is the inflatable poop emoji costume hot to wear?
- It can get warm due to the polyester material, so wear a light t-shirt and shorts underneath to stay cool while the built-in fan runs.
- How do you get wrinkles out of a foam emoji costume?
- Hang the costume in a steamy bathroom or use a handheld garment steamer on a low setting, keeping it a few inches away from the foam to avoid melting.
Did you know? The poop emoji was originally introduced in Japan in 1997 as part of a mobile carrier's character set, where it was actually associated with good luck due to a Japanese wordplay on 'poop' and 'luck'.