We've found spooktacular costumes in Singapore perfect for ghouls of all sizes – whether you're looking for costume rental or want to buy some Halloween accessories, look no further!
Need a costume for the spookiest time of the year? Halloween falls on a Saturday in 2026, which means more parties, more trick-or-treating and more time for your child to change their mind about what they’re going as. Whether you want to rent something spectacular for one night, buy a costume they’ll wear until it falls apart, or pull together a last-minute look on a budget, here are the best places to buy or rent Halloween costumes in Singapore this year.
TL;DR: Where to get Halloween costumes in Singapore in 2026
- Best for rentals: Costumes ‘N’ Parties, Customade Costumes & Merchandise (CCM) and Ministry of Costumes.
- Best for kids’ sizes: Children’s Costume Specialist, CCM and Absolute Costumez.
- Best for anime and cosplay: Pan-In-The-Box and Otaku House.
- Best for budget and last-minute looks: Daiso, H&M and Spotlight.
- Best online: Funidelia, HalloweenCostumes.com and Etsy, but order by mid-October.
- Good to know: several of the specialist shops are by appointment only, so call or WhatsApp before you go.
Why trust this guide
This guide is put together by the HoneyKids Asia editorial team, a group of Singapore parents who have been through more last-minute costume crises than we’d like to admit. We checked each shop’s website or official social media for addresses, opening hours and rental options at the time of publishing, and removed shops that are no longer trading. Stock and opening hours change quickly in October, so always check with the shop before making a special trip.
What kids want to dress up as in 2026
If you need a head start, these are the costumes topping this year’s trend lists: K-Pop Demon Hunters (Rumi, Mira, Zoey and the Saja Boys), Toy Story’s Woody, Jessie and Buzz, Spider-Man and other superheroes, Mario, Luigi, Peach and Rosalina, Pikachu (Pokémon turned 30 this year), Kuromi, and Greek gods and warriors. For younger kids, dinosaurs, dragons, witches and animal onesies are still the most popular choices, and they’re cheaper and comfier in our weather. Once the costume is sorted, see our guide to Halloween events for kids in Singapore for somewhere to wear it.
Costume rental shops in Singapore
1. Costumes ‘N’ Parties: Singapore’s biggest costume rental range
We’re totally into twinning outfits, and few sights are as adorable (or photo-worthy) as a family of Minions or Star Wars characters. Everyone can get in on the action at Costumes ‘N’ Parties, which bills itself as Singapore’s largest costume rental and cosplay shop. Deck your other half out in Ghostbusters gear, dress the baby as a chicken and choose something fabulous for yourself. You can browse and book rentals online before heading to the Havelock showroom to collect, and there are costumes to buy too. Rentals listed online start from around S$85.
Where: Havelock II, 2 Havelock Road, #02-16/17/18, Singapore 059763
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 11am to 8pm, Sat 11am to 6pm (closed Sun and PH)
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2. Customade Costumes & Merchandise (CCM): Kids’ Halloween rentals and custom costumes
Prepare to be overwhelmed at this costume and props mecca. CCM has a dedicated Halloween rental range for kids, from superheroes and princesses to book characters, in a range of sizes, along with group costume ideas if the whole family wants to coordinate. It also offers add-ons for customisation, which is handy if your child has very specific ideas about their outfit. Visits are by appointment only, so book a slot before you head down.
Where: 9 Kallang Place, #02-09, Singapore 339154
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 11am to 7pm, Sat and Sun 11am to 3pm (by appointment only)
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3. Ministry of Costumes and Costume City: Family costume themes to rent or buy
Looking for something for the whole family? These two sister costume shops share a showroom on Henderson Road and specialise in family themes you can rent or buy. Be the superhero family, the Addams Family, Captain Jack Sparrow’s pirate crew or the guests at the Mad Hatter’s tea party. Costume City also stocks costumes for babies and kids, plus what it describes as Singapore’s largest range of masquerade masks. Visits are by appointment, so call ahead.
Where: 217 Henderson Road, #04-04, Singapore 159555
Opening hours: Ministry of Costumes, Mon to Fri 1pm to 6pm and Sat 1pm to 4pm, by appointment only. Costume City, by appointment only
Ministry of Costumes | Costume City
4. The Costume: Costumes from every era, with try-ons
If your kids want to travel back in time or zoom into the future this Halloween, The Costume has a big line-up of costumes for every era. The best part is that you can try on the costumes on display before you commit, which saves a lot of guesswork with growing kids.
Where: LHK Building, 701 Sims Drive, #01-04, Singapore 387383
Opening hours: Tue to Fri; Sat, Sun and PH by appointment only (closed Mon)
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Costume shops for kids in Singapore
5. Children’s Costume Specialist: Kids’ costumes and school bulk orders
The team here are passionate about kids’ costumes, and they offer bulk pricing for larger groups, including preschools (imagine a class of three-year-old Dalmatians running around). Alongside the usual favourites, there are some quirky options like Singapore Airlines uniforms, snake outfits and mini construction workers.
Please note: the physical store is temporarily closed and expects to reopen around 13 October 2026. It isn’t taking new orders until then, but school and bulk enquiries can still be made by WhatsApp. Check its website before visiting.
Where: AZ@Paya Lebar, 140 Paya Lebar Road, #05-10, Singapore 409015
Opening hours: Tue to Sat 12pm to 7pm (closed Sun, Mon and PH)
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6. Absolute Costumez: Every Halloween costume vibe you can think of
Dive into comics, storybooks, movies and even video games for the character your kid wants to be this Halloween. Absolute Costumez has costumes for all ages and sizes, including tweens and teens, plus pet costumes so the dog doesn’t feel left out. Most costumes are for sale, and selected pieces can be rented, so ask the team.
Where: Oxley Bizhub 2, 62 Ubi Road 1, #01-16, Singapore 408734
Opening hours: Mon to Fri 10am to 6.30pm, Sat 10am to 2pm (closed Sun)
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7. Pan-In-The-Box: Anime and character costumes to buy or rent
Dazzling accessories and Halloween costumes await at Pan-In-The-Box, which has supplied costumes for events like Cosplay Summit over the years, so you know you’re in good hands. It has a section of costumes for kids, anime and character costumes you can buy or rent, and you can try things on for free in store. It’s also a good stop for masks and props, with masquerade masks from around S$8.
Where: 1015 Geylang East Avenue 3, #01-129, Singapore 389730 (near Paya Lebar MRT, Exit C)
Opening hours: 10am to 8pm daily
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8. Otaku House: Anime-inspired costumes and accessories
For families who love anime and games, Otaku House is the place to get everyone decked out in an anime theme this Halloween, with character masks, headgear, wigs and more. Note that its long-running Plaza Singapura store closed in August 2026, so head to one of its other outlets instead.
Where: Jewel Changi Airport, PLQ Mall and Suntec City, and online
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Budget and last-minute Halloween costumes
9. H&M: Halloween costume essentials for kids
H&M is our year-round go-to for affordable dress-up, and its kids’ Halloween range usually covers the essentials, from accessories to jumpsuits and dresses. It’s also the place for the basics that do half the work on a character costume, like a cropped jacket for a K-Pop Demon Hunters look or a checked shirt for Woody. If dashing to a gazillion stores for one complete look isn’t your thing, this is your one-stop solution.
Where: Various outlets and online
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10. Spotlight: DIY costume materials, face paint and ready-made costumes
The king of craft stores is an essential stop on the Halloween shopping run. Pick up fabric, glue guns and sequins for your DIY attempt, or skip the crafting altogether with its ready-made costumes, dress-ups and accessories. It also stocks face paint, make-up and fake blood to finish the look, which makes it a great last-minute option.
Where: Plaza Singapura, 68 Orchard Road, #05-11, Singapore 238839; Westgate, 3 Gateway Drive, Level 3, Singapore 608532
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11. Daiso: Budget Halloween accessories
We’ve been kitting ourselves and the kids out for Halloween at Daiso for years, and we once pulled off a Day of the Dead and zombie family look for less than S$10. Pick up cat ears and tails, bat wings, theatrical make-up and all the spooky decor you could ever need. Stock up early, because the Halloween shelves empty fast.
Where: Various locations islandwide
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12. Toys”R”Us: Dress-up sets for little ones
Toys”R”Us is better for dress-up sets and accessories than full Halloween costumes, but it’s a good stop for younger kids, especially Frozen fans. Think tiaras, wands and princess accessories that will get plenty of use long after Halloween is over.
Where: Various outlets and online
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Where to buy Halloween costumes online
13. Funidelia: Licensed character costumes delivered to your door
Looking to sort the costume from the comfort of your sofa? Funidelia’s Singapore site has princess and pirate costumes for the little ones, licensed character costumes for the big kids and some seriously spooky options for the grown-ups. Prices are in Singapore dollars and shipping starts from S$9.99.
Where: Online
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14. HalloweenCostumes.com: Halloween costumes for the whole family (and the pets)
Vikings, pirates, superheroes… HalloweenCostumes.com has a huge range for the whole clan, including the furkids. It’s a US-based site that ships internationally, so it’s best for families who plan ahead. Order early to avoid an anxious wait for the delivery.
Where: Online
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15. Etsy: Unique and handmade Halloween costumes
If you want a costume nobody else at the party will be wearing, Etsy’s independent makers have plenty of handmade and personalised pieces you won’t find on regular shop shelves. Check the seller’s location and shipping times carefully, as many ship from overseas.
Where: Online
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Tips for buying Halloween costumes in Singapore
- Book rentals early. Popular rental costumes go fast in October, and many specialist shops work by appointment.
- Order online by mid-October. Overseas deliveries slow down as Halloween gets closer.
- Think about the weather. Thick polyester jumpsuits are hard work outdoors in Singapore, so choose breathable fabrics for trick-or-treating.
- Spend on the hero piece. A good wig, mask or prop does more for a costume than a full jumpsuit, and the rest can come from your wardrobe.
- Check event rules. Some events, including Halloween Horror Nights, don’t allow costume masks.
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