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Slip on this white and pink adult costume set and have your little one wear the smaller version to go trick-or-treating as a group. Your purchase comes with all of the staples to bring Arcee’s character to life: the jumpsuit, hood, vest, mask, ankle cuffs and gloves. The only thing missing? Well, a realistic robot voice, of course!
DIY Thunder Cracker Costume
This costume is inspired by one of the Decepticons, Thunder Cracker. Purchase the digital template, then print it out at home to paste, cut and build your costume. It’s a fun project that’ll make your kiddo look forward to Halloween.
The Rescue Bots are always there to help save others from disasters, saving cats from trees being one of them! Like your little ones, these bots aren’t yet ready to take on the Decepticons. With this jumpsuit and headpiece, your toddler can transform into a miniature version of Bumblebee to save Halloween from any candy thieves.
This small version of Optimus Prime is just as powerful as the giant version — or at least that’s what you tell the kids! This is the cutest toddler costume idea that comes with soft-sculpted fiberfill in the shoulders and chest for a muscular look.
This face mask will instantly transform your child into Optimus Primal, the leader of the animal-transforming robots, the Maximals. Bonus: It comes with a mask action figure.
‘Transformers’ Costume Masks
Purchase eye masks for your child and their friends to easily have them replicate their favorite Autobots. The embroidered masks come with elastic bands meant to fit and adjust to any head size. Plus, they even have the Autobots logo on the front.
DIY Bumblebee Costume
Print out the PDF template below to build a Bumblebee costume kids will want to wear all day, every day! You’ll also need three sheets of foam board, hot glue, tape and paint.
A realistic blue robot mask will complete any DIY Optimus Prime costume. This one has an adjustable strap to fit comfortably on your child’s head, and they’ll still be able to see clearly. Don’t worry, they won’t be running into walls or doors when they slip this on.
DIY Boulder Rescue Bots Halloween Costume
In Rescue Bots, Boulder is the bulk and science officer. If this sounds like your kid’s future profession, or if he just loves science and the color green, then get crafty with a DIY Boulder ‘fit. Blogger Karen easily put her son’s costume together by transferring the Transformers logo onto a green shirt. Then, she found other green accessories, like the hat and boots, to go with it.
This stylish zip-up can be worn on Halloween night and days after the spooky holiday. The long-sleeved coverall has a graphic robot design and it’s made of cotton and polyester for comfort. P.S. This may become their favorite sleepwear, too!
If Heatwave is their favorite character, or if they’re simply obsessed with the color red, this is the perfect store-bought costume for them to wear trick-or-treating. The set comes with a muscular jumpsuit and a headpiece.
DIY Heatwave Halloween Costume
Here’s another Heatwave costume if you want to skip purchasing a set. Blogger Karen applied the Transformers logo to a red vest, then paired the look with other red essentials, like the hard hat and boots. The cape was an extra superhero addition!
Here’s more of a retro fit for a child who can’t wait to transform into Optimus Prime. It’s just as colorful, just as cool and has foam blocks on the arms, legs and shoulders to replicate the robot look. Even better: The mask is included!
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