A key aspect of having a great costume is to make size work for you – and that is what is so great about dressing little kids as Yoda. Us adults are way too big to pull off the wisets of the Jedi, but little boys and girls are just about the right size to wear these Star Wars Yoda Infant Costumes, and look fantastic in them to booth. Besides, if they’re this young, they won’t be able to complain when you get a Luke or Obi-Wan costume to go along with theirs – and that is just way too cute.
Star Wars Child’s X-Wing Pilot Costume
Back in the day, Star Wars wasn’t only about the Jedi and the Force, but also about epic X-wing against Tie Fighter combat, and the pilots of the ships had a much more relevant role than most people remember nowadays. Out of all of those, our favorite were the X-Wing pilots in their orange outfits, who had an incredibly important role in the Battle of Endor. These guys fought off huge space stations and hordes of enemies, and had just as much of a role as Han, Leia or Luke taking down the evil Empire. Why not pay homage to them with X-Wing pilot costumes?
Star Wars Child’s Deluxe Princess Leia Costume
Believe it or not, the fact that Disney has bought all rights to Star Wars has turned Princess Leia into a Disney Princess. The most badass female in the series history is a beloved character who can love, fight and command, and her role in the rebellion is so important we doubt the Rebels could have done anything without her. If your little girl is a princess to you, you might want to consider dressing her up as the bravest lady on a far, far away galaxy with this Princess Leia costume.
Star Wars Princess Leia Costume
For us parents, our little girls are always cute, adorable princesses, even at their brattiest, and that is why for most of us we can’t help to see them as Leia Skywalker, the courageous, clever and kind rebel princess who happens to be the embodiment of all the good in the Star Wars universe. Even her brother Luke has moments where he falters and flirts with the Dark Side, but Leia has nothing but the ultimate goal, the well-being of the galaxy in mind – and that’s why we like her so much.
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Child’s Rey Costume
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens will introduce a new female character who we don’t know a lot about. Her name is Rey, and she seems to be a scavenger instead of royalty, unlike the other ladies in the saga’s long history. What we do know about her is that the director J.J. Abrams has decided to not reveal her name on purpose, and that her design looks quite cool. You’ll be taking a risk dressing your little girl with a Star Wars Rey Costume, but we’re pretty sure she will quickly turn the crowd around and become our new favorite character – she looks way too interesting to assume anything else.
Star Wars Baby Bunting R2D2 Costume
You know it’s not a real Star Wars list if we don’t give a spot of privilege to R2-D2, the cute robot companion seen throughout the movies. It seems that in future films, most of his role might befall on the newcomer BB8, but R2-D2’s shoes are some big shoes to fill in – this little guy has been in every cool battle and key moment of the saga, and matters to the universe as much as our baby boys and girls do to us parents, so that’s why we recommend this baby bunting R2-D2 costume.
Star Wars Romper And Headpiece C-3Po
Let’s be honest for a moment here and admit that there’s no way C-3PO can stand on equal footing with R2-D2 – or, that is what we used to think before we saw just how adorable this Star Wars Romper And Headpiece C-3Po is, and just how cute it looks with its hood and all. Besides, being a walking encyclopedia that speaks every known language across the galaxy isn’t that bad or uncool of a skill for our children to have in real life, so they could learn a thing or two from threepio.
Star Wars Chewbacca Costume
Star Wars is full of iconic companions that in time became just as memorable as the main characters themselves, and few of these are as good of an example as Chewbacca the Wookie, Han Solo’s trusty companion who can fight, shoot, pilot a ship, and generally be relied on as one of the most faithful and loyal friends any smuggler could have. You just know that if Chewbacca hadn’t been around the entire time, Solo would have never made it as far as he did.
Rubie’s Deluxe Queen Amidala Costume
While Padme Amidala never grabbed our hearts quite like Leia did, we respect the character for her pragmatism and for understanding when to follow her heart in love and politics (seriously, no one could have known that Anakin was going to go insane for no reason at all, say what you will, but that is not on her). On top of everything, throughout the movies and especially in Episode I we saw Queen Amidala sporting some of the coolest outfits in the entire series, and turns out they make some really cool outfits for anyone who wants to try them out.
Star Wars Tauntaun Inflatable Child Costume
The few early scenes of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back are some of the most iconic in the entire series. After an epic battle where both Empire and Rebels suffer heavy losses, and we get to see the AT-ATs crashing down as the X-wings and Y-wings tie their feet, we get some scenes with Luke and his Tauntaun that this costumes pay homage to. This costume is incredible, but only if you’re geeky enough to catch the reference and the scene comes instantly to you. If it does, though, that’s a complete smash hit.
Accesories
Blue Light Sabers
What is a Jedi without his trusty light saber? Just a guy that jumps around and tries to convince people of doing stuff they don’t really want to do, basically a salesman. Don’t let your kid become one, and get him or her a Light Saber to wear along the rest of the costume. This one is the blue colored one Luke uses in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, given to him by the wise Obi-Wan Kenobi, but many other characters have also had one throughout the series, so just pick the color and price range you like best.
Green LIght Saber
Luke changes his light saber for his final showdown with Darth Vader in Episode VI: Return of the Jedi, picking a green one instead. This is the same color Qui-Gon, Yoda and Obi Wan use at one point or the other, so this light saber can fit any other character in the series. We particularly recommend it because kids can stretch it to show off and do a bit of roleplay, but easily store it away afterwards. Plus, the light and sound effects are pretty cool too.
Star Wars Rebels and Stormtrooper Blaster
Both Rebels and Imperials have their own respective blasters they use to fight off their enemies. If your kid is going to be any character except a Jedi or a Sith (and even then), you are going to need one of these blasters to round up the costume. Do not worry, thought, these are completely harmless and shoots only 3 safe, plastic darts so kids can play but also stay safe. This can complement Star Wars costumes for Boba Fett, Stormtroopers, X-wing pilots, and mostly any other character in the entire series, because let’s face it – there’s almost no character that hasn’t held a laser rifle throughout the movies. It’s a series about Star and Wars, anyways, right?
Padme Amidala Blaster
Sometimes a big blaster is way too much, and some characters (such as Padme Amidala) would rather use small gun-type blasters to protect themselves and fend off threats. This is a particularly good choice because it’s small, easy to carry around, and won’t bother the kids too much when trick-or-treating, but also give them a toy weapon so they can play with the other kids. And who cares if it doesn’t actually shoot anything, dad and mom will always be around to protect them, right?
Now you can finally start your Jedi training with this Jedi Force Levitator – way more than a toy, this Jedi Training Rod has a mini Van de Graaff generator inside which uses electrostatic energy to levitate the mylar Force Deflectors that are included in here. You might need some training before you’re able to pull an X-wing out of a swamp, but this rod right here, this is a start. This baby right here is going to keep you entertained for hours, and is fantastic not only for kids, but also hilarious to play with as an adult as it requires some real skill to do things.
Star Wars Sand or Trick-or-Treat Pail
An essential part of the whole trick-or-treating experience is getting delicious candy for our trouble of going out and impressing the neighbors with costumes. I mean, that’s why we do it in the first place, right? This Star Wars bucket can be used to gather the goodies during the most fun night of the year, but also can be used to play with the rest of the year, and if you’re close to a beach, it’s just about the right size to play with sand. It won’t quite be a cloud city, but it’s definitely going to be a fun evening.
Star Wars Yoda Candy Holder
This add-on here is pure, unadultered flair and personality for homes, offices, and parties. This candy bowl holder has a removable bowl that stands on a 18 inches Yoda – and it’s straight up cool. This Yoda Candy Holder is going to be a hit not only among the geek, but also with bosses, office co-workers, adults, and kids alike – Star Wars is now a saga that brings together many generations, so don’t be surprised if you’re getting showered with compliments. Everyone just “gets it”.
Toddler Walking Stick
