Last Minute Halloween Costumes for Boys - Inspirations from Endo

Halloween is just around the corner, and you still don't have a costume for your son?! With just a little imagination and accessories, you can create beautiful outfits and costumes straight from your child's everyday wardrobe. Get inspired by Endo clothing and create unforgettable Halloween looks!

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Robber Dinosaur - Toddler Costume

For this costume, we were inspired by a T-shirt with a dinosaur wearing a mask . To create the Dino Robber, use a yellow Endo T-shirt with a dinosaur and dark cargo pants . We complement this prepared base with a black mask. The robber also needs his loot. Fill the burlap bags with something light, like small pillows, and paint the money symbol on them. We can also add a dinosaur tail, which will add a touch of absurd humor to the costume and match the T-shirt's print.

Firefighter Costume - A Preschooler's Classic

To create this adorable costume, you'll need a red T-shirt with a fire truck and the slogan "Always Ready." You can complete the outfit with burgundy cargo pants , which, thanks to their large pockets, resemble firefighters' work pants. Complete the look with a firefighter helmet from a toy store. He can also carry a large flashlight and a length of yellow garden hose.

Halloween Ghost Bat

Another shirt that's begging to be added to a Halloween costume is the T-shirt with a fun orange bat . Underneath, we wear an orange long-sleeved shirt for contrast and add dark sweatpants . We can make bat wings in two ways. The first is to cut them out of black cardstock and attach them to the shoulders with black elastic. The second is to cut a dark fabric in the shape of bat wings and pin them along the sleeves of the shirt. We can also add a cut-out black bat mask to the costume. And don't forget the orange pumpkin-shaped candy bucket.

Batman Costume for Little Heroes

We can create a simple Batman costume using regular dark clothing for the child or clothing that evokes the dark hero, such as a Batman T-shirt from Endo . Complete the costume with a cape, made from a large black scarf or a piece of fabric. We also need a mask; we can print it on paper and attach it to a wooden stick or attach a black elastic band. The final element of the Batman costume is his trusty weapon, the batarang. To make it, simply cut out the appropriate bat shape from harder, black card stock.

Mechanical Robotnik - a costume for a robot enthusiast

We'll create this charming and simple costume from a small cardboard box. The box will serve as the robot's head, so we first need to cut out a hole for the eyes, allowing the little one to see through it. Decorate the rest of the box by drawing colorful buttons and switches. You can attach antennas from craft wires or knobs from bottle caps.

The little one can also have a cutout or toy key from card stock and a small plastic jet fuel canister. And what should we wear? Ideally, one of Endo's T-shirts from the "What a Job!" collection and pants with front pockets , which will be very practical for the Mechanical Worker.

Planet Conqueror - Astronaut Costume

To create this costume, we'll need a toy astronaut helmet. The helmet can also be sewn from white or silver foam or another similar material. The rest is simpler. Space-themed clothing will form the basis of the costume. It's important that the bottom and top are the same color, creating a cohesive whole. A great example are the navy blue pants and a T-shirt from Endo from the "Space for the Brave" collection . The T-shirt also has a beautiful print of a rocket, imitating the space agency's logo. Comfortable sweatpants are worn, making them a perfect spacesuit. You can complete the look with a laser gun made from, for example, a plastic milk bottle and a flag with a space motif.