Winter Olympics

Winter Olympics Costume

Go for gold in a classic, cozy winter athlete look.

Whether you are channeling a champion skier, a figure skater, or a bobsledder, a Winter Olympics costume is a fun, cozy, and highly customizable choice. This look captures the spirit of a gold-medal-winning athlete in a classic national team winter sports uniform. It is perfect for cold-weather Halloween nights or sports-themed parties.

Difficulty
Easy
Time
~20 min
Budget
$30100

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What you need for a Winter Olympics costume

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  • Winter sports jacket or puffer

    A sporty puffer jacket or ski jacket, preferably in national colors like red, white, and blue.

    DIY: Use any athletic winter jacket you already own.

  • Matching snow pants or athletic leggings

    Insulated snow pants or thick athletic leggings in a coordinating solid color.

    DIY: Wear dark athletic sweatpants or leggings.

  • Olympic gold medal

    A replica gold medal on a striped red, white, and blue ribbon.

    DIY: Cut a circle out of cardboard, wrap it in gold foil, and attach it to a ribbon.

  • Ski goggles

    Reflective ski or snowboard goggles worn over the forehead or eyes.

    DIY: Use dark sunglasses or a sporty visor.

  • Winter beanie

    A knit beanie with a pom-pom, featuring a national flag patch or sporty stripes.

    DIY: Use any solid-colored winter beanie and pin a small flag patch to the front.

  • Winter gloves or mittens

    Sporty winter gloves or insulated mittens to complete the cold-weather look.

    DIY: Any basic knit gloves in a matching color.

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How to put it together

  1. 1

    Put on your base layer of athletic leggings or thermal pants, followed by your snow pants.

  2. 2

    Layer on your sporty puffer jacket, zipping it up to keep the athletic silhouette clean.

  3. 3

    Place the knit beanie on your head, ensuring any patches or logos face forward.

  4. 4

    Position the reflective ski goggles over the beanie, resting them on your forehead for a classic 'lodge' look.

  5. 5

    Drape the gold medal around your neck so it sits prominently over your chest.

  6. 6

    Put on your winter gloves or mittens to complete the cold-weather athlete aesthetic.

Makeup & hair

Keep makeup minimal and natural, with a touch of pink blush on the cheeks for a fresh, 'just-came-off-the-slopes' flush. Hair can be styled in sporty double braids, a low ponytail, or left loose under the beanie.

Winter Olympics for couples, groups, kids & more

couples
One partner dresses as a figure skater in a sequined leotard, while the other wears a full bobsledder speed suit.
group
Assemble a full curling team with matching team jackets, brooms, and a DIY cardboard curling stone.
kids
A mini puffer jacket, sweatpants, ski goggles, and a lightweight plastic gold medal make for a warm and easy kids' costume.
Plus size
Opt for a stretchy, oversized athletic track jacket or a relaxed-fit puffer coat paired with comfortable fleece-lined leggings.
pet
A simple red, white, and blue dog sweater paired with a lightweight, pet-safe gold medal collar.

Tips

  • This costume is exceptionally warm, making it perfect for cold outdoor trick-or-treating or winter events.
  • If wearing this indoors, opt for a lightweight windbreaker instead of a heavy down puffer jacket to avoid overheating.
  • Carry a small national flag or a plush mascot to use as a fun photo prop.
  • Keep your goggles on your forehead rather than over your eyes when indoors so you can see clearly and chat with people.

Winter Olympics costume FAQ

What do I need for a DIY Winter Olympics costume?
The essentials are a sporty winter jacket, a knit beanie, ski goggles, and a replica gold medal. You can easily pull this together using winter gear you already own.
How can I make a cheap Olympic gold medal?
Cut a circle out of thick cardboard, wrap it tightly in shiny gold foil, draw the Olympic rings on it with a black marker, and thread it onto a red, white, and blue ribbon.
Is a Winter Olympics costume good for cold weather?
Yes, this is one of the warmest costumes you can wear, as it utilizes actual winter clothing like puffers, beanies, and gloves.

Did you know? The first Winter Olympic Games were held in Chamonix, France, in 1924, and originally featured only six sports: bobsleigh, curling, ice hockey, military patrol, skating, and skiing.