Cat Costumes & Dress Up
Halloween costumes and headwear for cats — capes, pumpkin hats, bat wings and ears, in soft fabrics with quick-release fastenings.
Bat Wing Hat and Ornament Set
A hat and bat-wing set for Halloween photographs.
Devil Wings and Bell Collar
Small devil wings with a bell collar, for cats and little dogs.
Pumpkin Skirt Cat Jumper
A thin jumper with a pumpkin-print skirt attached.
Bat Wings for Cats and Small Dogs
Lightweight bat wings that sit flat across the shoulders.
Cowboy Hat and Bandana Set for Cats
A miniature cowboy hat with a matching bandana.
Skull Knitted Cat Jumper
A fine knitted jumper with a skull motif, cut for a cat's frame.
Pet Wig for Cats and Dogs
A novelty wig on an adjustable strap, for parties and photographs.
Funny Halloween Hood Hat
A soft hooded hat that covers the ears and ties under the chin.
Green Leaf Pumpkin Headgear
A pumpkin hat finished with a green felt leaf and stalk.
Bat Wings Pet Decoration
Small clip-on bat wings for cats and little dogs.
Pumpkin Hat for Cats and Dogs
A classic orange pumpkin hat with a soft chin strap.
Cat Hat and Scarf Set
A matching hat and scarf set in a Halloween print.
Curly Pet Wig
A comic curly wig that straps under the chin, for photographs.
Smiling Pumpkin Cat Hat
A pumpkin hat with a carved grin, sized for cats and kittens.
Pumpkin Headgear for Cats
A soft pumpkin hat on an elasticated chin strap.
Skull Necktie for Pets
A small skull-print necktie that clips onto a collar.
Dinosaur Skeleton Cat Hoodie
A hooded costume printed with a dinosaur skeleton, sized for cats.
Skull Cloak and Hat for Cats
A skull-pattern cloak with a matching pointed hat.
Halloween Cat Cloak
A light cloak that fastens at the chest and pulls away easily.
Bat Headdress for Cats
A soft bat headdress on an elasticated band.
Skull Cape and Hat Set for Cats
A skull-print cape with a matching hat, cut small for cats.
Common questions
Will my cat tolerate a costume?
Many won’t, and that’s normal. Cats object far more to anything over the shoulders than to a light collar or bow, so start with headwear or a collar and only try a full cape if your cat is genuinely relaxed in it.
What should I avoid?
Anything that covers the ears or whiskers, restricts the front legs, or has small dangling parts that could be chewed off and swallowed. Never leave a costume on an unsupervised cat.
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