Spider-Man (Tom Holland) Costume
Swing into action with the MCU's iconic high-tech web-slinger look.
Tom Holland's portrayal of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe brought a fresh, high-tech aesthetic to the classic web-slinger. Fans love this version for its sleek, form-fitting design, modern textured patterns, and expressive eye lenses. This guide helps you recreate his signature Stark suit or Upgraded suit with maximum accuracy and comfort.
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Time
- ~20 min
- Budget
- $40–160
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What you need for a Spider-Man (Tom Holland) costume
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Spandex bodysuit
A full-body red and blue (Stark suit) or red and black (Upgraded suit) spandex bodysuit with printed web patterns and a small black spider emblem on the chest.
DIY: Wear a tight red athletic long-sleeve shirt and blue athletic leggings, then draw web lines with a black fabric marker.
Detachable fabric mask
A matching spandex mask with white mesh eye lenses outlined in thick black rubber or plastic borders.
DIY: Cut a red fabric hood, draw web lines, and glue white mesh fabric behind black foam frames for the eyes.
Web-shooters
Sleek, metallic silver or matte black wrist cuffs worn over the suit's wrists.
DIY: Paint craft foam silver, cut into wristbands, and attach a small plastic nozzle to the center.
Faceshell
A hard plastic under-mask shell that maintains the round shape of the head and keeps the fabric away from your mouth.
DIY: Shape a lightweight plastic mesh or foam dome to fit over your nose and mouth under the fabric mask.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on any base layers or undergarments, ensuring they are seamless to avoid lines under the tight spandex.
- 2
Step into the bodysuit legs first, carefully pulling the fabric up over your hips, torso, and arms.
- 3
Secure the back zipper, using a zipper pull helper or asking a friend for assistance if needed.
- 4
Slide the web-shooter cuffs over your wrists, positioning them just above the hands.
- 5
Place the plastic faceshell over your face to establish the clean head shape.
- 6
Pull the fabric mask over your head, aligning the eye lenses perfectly with your eyes for visibility.
- 7
Adjust the suit seams at the shoulders and waist for a comfortable, flexible fit.
Makeup & hair
No makeup is required if wearing the mask. If going unmasked as Peter Parker, style your hair in a casual, slightly messy brown mop-top using lightweight pomade.
Spider-Man (Tom Holland) for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with MJ in a casual flannel shirt and jeans, or Ned Leeds holding a LEGO Death Star.
- group
- Assemble a Spider-Verse group with Classic Spider-Man, Miles Morales, and Spider-Gwen.
- kids
- Available as a padded muscle chest jumpsuit with an easy-to-remove velcro mask.
- Plus size
- Look for custom-sized spandex suits with 4-way stretch fabric and a U-shaped back zipper for easier entry.
- pet
- A simple red and blue step-in harness with printed spider legs on the sides.
Tips
- Wear a seamless dance belt or compression shorts underneath the bodysuit for a smooth, clean silhouette.
- If your suit doesn't have built-in shoes, wear thin, low-profile water shoes inside the suit or glue rubber soles to the bottom of the suit feet.
- Keep a straw handy; you can drink water through the fabric of the mask without taking it completely off.
Spider-Man (Tom Holland) costume FAQ
- How do you breathe in the Tom Holland Spider-Man mask?
- The mask is made of breathable spandex, but using a plastic 'faceshell' underneath keeps the fabric away from your nose and mouth, making breathing and speaking much easier.
- What is the difference between the Stark suit and the Upgraded suit?
- The Stark suit features a classic red and royal blue color scheme with black accents, while the Upgraded suit from Far From Home replaces the blue with matte black.
- Can you see through the eye lenses?
- Yes, the lenses are made of white mesh or perforated plastic, which allows you to see out clearly while keeping your eyes hidden from the outside.
Did you know? Tom Holland's favorite MCU Spider-Man suit is the red-and-black Upgraded Suit from Spider-Man: Far From Home because he found it the most comfortable to perform stunts in.