Bluey Costumes & Accessories

Bluey or Bingo

The two sisters are distinguished by colour — Bluey in blues, Bingo in orange-browns. Younger siblings very often want Bingo specifically, and getting this right matters more to a three-year-old than any other detail of the costume.

Family costumes

Few properties lend themselves to family dress-up as neatly as this one. Bandit and Chilli give adults a genuine part to play rather than an afterthought, and a family of four maps directly onto the Heelers without anyone having to improvise.

It is also a theme that Australian audiences recognise instantly, which is not true of every international character.

Toddler comfort

The core audience here is two to six, an age where a costume that itches simply comes off. Soft fabrics, generous head openings and hoods rather than full masks are what keep a Bluey costume on for a whole party.

Hood or mask

Hood-style character tops are the more practical choice for young children — they push back off the face for eating and drinking and go straight back on. Full head pieces look accurate and are much warmer.

Book days

Bluey exists in a large range of picture books as well as the series, which makes it a reliable choice for Book Week where a book connection is required.