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Reese's Costume

Dress up as everyone's favorite chocolate and peanut butter treat.

The Reese's Peanut Butter Cup costume is a sweet, crowd-pleasing choice for Halloween or food-themed events. Based on the iconic Hershey's candy, this look features the bright orange wrapper design with bold yellow and brown lettering. It is incredibly easy to wear, highly recognizable, and perfect for solo dress-up or couples pairings.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~15 min
Budget
$1545

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What you need for a Reese's costume

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  • Orange wrapper tunic or dress

    A bright orange sleeveless tunic or shift dress featuring the peanut butter cup logo printed or felt-crafted on the front.

    DIY: Use a plain orange t-shirt or shift dress and paint the logo using brown and yellow fabric paint.

  • Brown leggings or pants

    Dark brown slim-fit leggings or trousers to represent the chocolate filling.

    DIY: Use any dark brown or black pants you already own.

  • Brown long-sleeve shirt

    A simple dark brown long-sleeve undershirt to wear beneath the tunic for warmth and color coordination.

    DIY: Use a black or dark brown long-sleeve shirt from your closet.

  • Yellow or brown shoes

    Comfortable sneakers or boots in yellow, brown, or black to match the wrapper's color palette.

    DIY: Wear plain black or brown shoes.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on the dark brown long-sleeve shirt and matching brown leggings or pants as your base layer.

  2. 2

    Slip the orange Reese's wrapper tunic over your head, ensuring it hangs straight and centered.

  3. 3

    Adjust the shoulder straps or armholes of the tunic for a comfortable fit.

  4. 4

    Lace up your yellow, brown, or black sneakers.

  5. 5

    Style your hair in a simple, neat look or add temporary brown hair chalk for fun.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup simple with warm, neutral tones like brown eyeshadow or a nude lip. For hair, natural styles or wavy brown hair work perfectly to complement the chocolate theme.

Reese's for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
Pair up with someone dressed as a glass of milk or a Hershey's chocolate bar.
group
Create a candy-aisle group with friends dressed as different Hershey candies like Kisses and Twizzlers.
kids
An adorable plush orange bunting or toddler-sized wrapper tunic.
Plus size
An A-line orange dress with DIY felt lettering offers a comfortable, custom-fit alternative to structured tunics.
pet
An orange dog t-shirt with the yellow and brown logo printed on the back.

Tips

  • If using a foam tunic, store it flat or hang it up a few days before wearing to let any packing creases fall out.
  • Wear lightweight layers underneath so you do not overheat while indoors.
  • Add a yellow or brown beanie if you are trick-or-treating in cold weather.

Reese's costume FAQ

How do I make a DIY Reese's costume?
Cut a large circle or rectangle out of orange poster board or felt, paint the classic yellow and brown logo on the front, and attach shoulder straps to wear it like a sandwich board.
What colors should I wear under a Reese's costume?
Dark brown, black, or bright yellow clothing works best to match the wrapper and chocolate filling colors.
Is the Reese's costume comfortable for walking?
Yes, the tunic style leaves your arms and legs completely free, making it highly practical for walking and socializing.

Did you know? Reese's Peanut Butter Cups were invented in 1928 by H.B. Reese, a former dairy farmer who worked for Milton Hershey before starting his own candy company.