Springtrap Costume
Bring the decayed, terrifying FNAF animatronic to life this Halloween.
Springtrap is the decayed, withered animatronic rabbit from Five Nights at Freddy's 3, famously possessed by the franchise's main antagonist, William Afton. Fans choose this costume for its genuinely creepy, detailed horror aesthetic and its legendary status in gaming lore. The look consists of a battered, olive-green rabbit suit covered in tears, exposed wires, and a skeletal animatronic grin.
- Difficulty
- Advanced
- Time
- ~120 min
- Budget
- $50–200
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See yourself as Springtrap
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What you need for a Springtrap costume
Short on time? Buy it ready-made
Spirit Halloween sells the complete Springtrap costume — one box instead of 5 pieces.
Springtrap Mask
A decayed, olive-green rabbit mask featuring a wide, creepy grin, missing ear portions, and hollow eyes.
DIY: Modify a plastic rabbit mask by cutting off the top of the right ear, painting it olive green, and adding black weathering.
Olive Green Jumpsuit
A distressed, olive-green or dirty yellow-green jumpsuit or matching utility shirt and pants.
DIY: Use an old green tracksuit and dye it with black tea or brown fabric dye to look dirty and aged.
Exposed Wires
Red, blue, and grey decorative wires or thick pipe cleaners to stick out of the suit's tears.
DIY: Strip the outer plastic casing off old, unused household cables to expose the colorful inner wires.
Black Fabric Paint
Used to create scorch marks, dirt, and depth around the tears in the suit.
DIY: Use a black permanent marker or watered-down acrylic paint to smudge and darken the fabric.
Weathered Gloves
Matching olive-green or dark grey gloves, weathered to look like mechanical animatronic hands.
DIY: Take basic green gloves and draw skeletal joint lines on them with a black fabric marker.
Rather not assemble it? See ready-made Springtrap costumes at Spirit Halloween ↗
How to put it together
- 1
Put on the olive-green jumpsuit or matching shirt and pants as your base layer.
- 2
Use fabric paint or a utility knife to carefully create tears and holes in the suit, exposing 'endoskeleton' areas.
- 3
Thread colored craft wires through the holes, letting them dangle to mimic exposed animatronic wiring.
- 4
Apply black and brown fabric paint around the tears and seams to simulate grease, rot, and burn marks.
- 5
Put on the weathered gloves and the signature decayed rabbit mask.
- 6
Adjust the mask to ensure proper visibility through the dark mesh eyeholes.
Makeup & hair
Wear a black balaclava under the mask to hide your neck and hair, and apply dark grey or black makeup around your eyes so your skin doesn't show through the mask's eye sockets.
Springtrap for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with another FNAF character like Freddy Fazbear or a security guard in a purple uniform.
- group
- Gather a group to dress as the original animatronics (Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, Foxy) alongside Springtrap.
- kids
- Look for kid-sized printed jumpsuits with built-in foam masks for an easier, safer fit.
- Plus size
- Use a loose-fitting olive green flight suit or coveralls as a comfortable, easily customizable base.
- pet
- Dress a pet in a small green t-shirt with felt rabbit ears on a comfortable headband.
Tips
- Ensure the mask has adequate ventilation and wide enough eye slits for safe navigation in the dark.
- Use lightweight foam or felt for DIY armor pieces to keep the costume comfortable for long wear.
- Add a small battery-operated yellow LED light inside the mask's eye sockets for a glowing animatronic effect.
Springtrap costume FAQ
- What color is Springtrap's suit?
- Springtrap's suit is a heavily decayed, dirty olive-green or greenish-yellow color, weathered with brown and black stains.
- How do you make the exposed wires look realistic?
- Use real colored electrical wires or flexible pipe cleaners, fraying the ends and securing them inside the tears of the suit with hot glue.
- What should I wear under the mask?
- A black balaclava or morph mask is highly recommended to conceal your neck, hair, and skin behind the mask's gaps.
Did you know? Springtrap is the only physical animatronic that can actually jump-scare and end your game in Five Nights at Freddy's 3.