Prego Sauce

Prego Sauce Costume

The ultimate funny maternity pun costume for expecting moms.

The Prego Sauce costume is a classic, hilarious pun costume for pregnant women. By transforming your baby bump into a jar of the famous pasta sauce, it offers a comfortable and lighthearted way to celebrate Halloween while expecting. The look consists of a red maternity dress or shirt adorned with a Prego label, topped with a jar-lid hat.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~30 min
Budget
$1540

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What you need for a Prego Sauce costume

Short on time? Buy it ready-made

Spirit Halloween sells the complete Prego Sauce costume — one box instead of 4 pieces.

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  • Red maternity dress or t-shirt

    A snug-fitting, stretchy red cotton dress or shirt to highlight your baby bump and serve as the tomato sauce base.

    DIY: Use any plain red t-shirt or dress already in your maternity wardrobe.

  • Printed Prego label

    A large, high-resolution printout of the classic Prego spaghetti sauce logo on paper or cardstock.

    DIY: Draw the logo on poster board using red, green, and yellow markers, then cut it out.

  • Gold or yellow beret

    A metallic gold, yellow, or green beret or beanie to mimic the metal lid of the sauce jar.

    DIY: Paint a cheap paper plate gold, attach it to a headband, and wear it flat on your head.

  • Wooden mixing spoon

    A simple wooden kitchen spoon to carry as a thematic prop.

    DIY: Use a wooden spoon from your own kitchen drawer.

Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Prego Sauce costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗

How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the comfortable, snug-fitting red maternity dress or t-shirt.

  2. 2

    Print out a large Prego label scaled to fit the size of your baby bump.

  3. 3

    Apply double-sided fabric tape or safety pins to the back of the label and carefully center it over your bump.

  4. 4

    Place the gold or yellow beret on your head, angling it slightly to look like a jar lid.

  5. 5

    Hold the wooden kitchen spoon in one hand to complete the culinary theme.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup natural and fresh. Style your hair in a comfortable low ponytail or loose waves that sit neatly beneath your beret.

Prego Sauce for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Have your partner dress as a chef with a white apron, chef hat, and a pasta strainer.
group
Friends can dress as a box of spaghetti, a shaker of parmesan cheese, and a head of garlic.
Plus size
Opt for a highly elastic red knit maternity maxi dress for maximum comfort and a smooth silhouette.

Tips

  • Choose a soft, breathable cotton fabric for the dress to stay cool and comfortable all night.
  • Use fabric-safe double-sided tape to secure the paper label so you don't damage your dress.
  • Pair the outfit with comfortable white sneakers or flat boots if you plan on walking or trick-or-treating.

Prego Sauce costume FAQ

How do I attach the Prego label to my shirt?
Double-sided fabric tape, peel-and-stick adhesive sheets, or small safety pins work best to secure the paper label without ruining the fabric.
What color should the jar lid hat be?
A metallic gold, bright yellow, or deep green beret or beanie best represents the classic metal lid of a pasta sauce jar.
Is this costume comfortable for late pregnancy?
Yes, it is highly recommended for late pregnancy because it relies on a stretchy, comfortable dress and flat shoes with minimal heavy accessories.

Did you know? This costume plays on the Italian word 'prego' (meaning 'you're welcome') and the brand name, turning a common pregnancy homophone into a beloved Halloween pun.