Stephen Curry Costume
Suit up as the greatest shooter in NBA history.
Dressing up as NBA superstar Stephen Curry is a slam dunk for sports fans of all ages. This look recreates his iconic Golden State Warriors on-court uniform, complete with his signature accessories. With a few simple athletic pieces, you can easily channel 'Chef Curry' for your next event.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~15 min
- Budget
- $30–120
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What you need for a Stephen Curry costume
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Golden State Warriors #30 Jersey
A royal blue or white basketball jersey featuring the number 30 on the front and 'CURRY' on the back.
DIY: Use a plain blue tank top and apply yellow iron-on numbers and letters for 'CURRY' and '30'.
Matching Basketball Shorts
Athletic mesh shorts in royal blue or white to match the jersey.
DIY: Any comfortable blue or yellow athletic shorts will work.
Clear Sports Mouthguard
A simple clear plastic mouthguard, a signature accessory that Curry famously chews on during games.
Compression Arm Sleeve
A black or white elastic compression sleeve worn on the right shooting arm.
DIY: Cut the foot off a tight black or white sock to slide over your forearm.
White Crew Socks
Classic mid-calf white athletic socks.
Basketball Sneakers
Modern athletic basketball shoes, preferably in blue, yellow, or white colorways.
DIY: Any pair of clean athletic sneakers you already own.
Basketball
A standard orange pebbled-leather basketball to carry as a prop.
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How to put it together
- 1
Put on the Golden State Warriors #30 jersey and matching athletic shorts.
- 2
Slide the compression sleeve onto your right arm, pulling it up past your elbow.
- 3
Pull up the white crew socks and lace up your basketball sneakers securely.
- 4
Place the clear mouthguard in your mouth, letting it hang out slightly from the side of your lips for his signature look.
- 5
Carry the basketball under your arm or hold it in a shooting pose for photos.
Makeup & hair
Style your hair in a short, neat fade. If you have facial hair, groom it into a light, trimmed beard and mustache to match Curry's signature look.
Stephen Curry for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- Pair up with someone dressed as another NBA star (like Klay Thompson for the 'Splash Brothers') or a referee.
- group
- Gather friends to dress as the Golden State Warriors starting lineup, complete with a coach.
- kids
- A youth-sized Curry jersey, shorts, and a mini basketball make an easy, comfortable costume for kids.
- Plus size
- Look for officially licensed jerseys which are widely available in extended athletic sizes up to 3XL.
- pet
- Dress your dog in a blue and yellow dog-sized basketball jersey.
Tips
- Keep the mouthguard clean if you plan to actually chew on it like Steph does.
- Wear comfortable basketball shoes if you plan on walking or standing all night.
- Add a chef's hat as a funny nod to his 'Chef Curry' nickname.
Stephen Curry costume FAQ
- What number does Stephen Curry wear?
- Stephen Curry wears number 30 for the Golden State Warriors.
- How do I make a DIY Steph Curry costume?
- Use a plain blue t-shirt, write 'WARRIORS' and '30' on the front with yellow fabric paint or iron-on numbers, and write 'CURRY' on the back.
- What are Steph Curry's signature accessories?
- His most recognizable accessories are his clear mouthguard (which he famously chews on), a single shooting arm sleeve, and a basketball.
Did you know? Stephen Curry is widely considered the greatest shooter in NBA history, having broken the all-time record for three-pointers made.