16 Adaptive Halloween Costumes For Kids That'll Probably Win Any Costume Contest

Soft fabrics, easy dressing, removable parts, and add-ons to chairs that'll help everyone get in the Halloween spirit (if they weren't already).

1. A police car ready to roll with everything you need to attach to a chair.

Rolling Buddies / Etsy

Get it from Rolling Buddies on Etsy for $89.10 or Rolling Buddies on Amazon for $99.

FYI, this is from an Etsy/Amazon shop specializing in wheelchair adaptive clothing, costumes, and decorations!

2. A princess gown and carriage wheelchair cover to create quite the grand entrance.

Target

The dress is recommended for ages 4+. It has an opening in the back for ease of dressing and a wheelchair-friendly design. It comes with a princess crown.

Promising review (for the dress): "This dress is great. The Velcro goes down the back of the top portion of the dress. The shirt portion remains open. It was so easy to put on and the crown is a great addition." —cantwant2

Get them from Target: dress for $20 (available in girls' sizes S-L) and wheelchair cover for $45

While you're at it, check out all of Target's adaptive costumes.

3. A cheery dinosaur (in pink or blue!) from a company that specializes in soft, comfortable costumes kids can wear constantly. After all, who says costumes have to be limited to Halloween? (Not I!)

Snickerdoos

The pink has sleeves and the blue doesn't, so you can find a costume that's perfect for your little one!

Promising review: "My dino-obssessed son loves this costume. So comfortable and easy to slip on and off." —Tina

Get them from Snickerdoos: pink for $49 (sizes 3T, 4T, or 5/6T) or blue for $59 (sizes 3T, 4T, or 5/6T)

4. A princess carriage wheelchair cover fit for royalty. Prepare the procession, please.

Spirit Halloween

FYi, this comes with several parts that do require assembly. Compatible with most pediatric and young adult manual and automatic wheelchairs, and requires some batteries (that are included).

Get it from Spirit Halloween for $99.99.

5. A college cheerleader blanket costume you can have customized for your favorite school team. And why limit it to just wearing during Halloween... did someone just say "Gameday?!"

Stitched from the Crypt / Etsy

Get it from Stitched from the Crypt on Etsy for $40+ (available in a carseat, child wheelchair, or adult wheelchair; also available in the NFL team of your choice).

6. A plush unicorn costume for a comfy feel with a hidden opening in the front pocket for easy abdominal access, and removable hood, tail, and wings to tailor the night's look as needed!

Target

Promising review: "Fantastic quality and no complaints from my little one — she is a unicorn fanatic, but has sensory issues. We are both extremely happy that the hood of this costume is easily removed, so that she is not feeling 'closed-in' by the hood. Adding a unicorn headband makes it acceptable to her and keeps us all hassle-free. Costume is very well made and will be perfect for trick-or-treating (cozy warm!), even if it is a cold night. Thank you, Target, for looking out for kids with special needs and understanding that they, too, just want to enjoy their childhoods." —Sally Reichman

Get it from Target for $25 (size 2T-3T) or $30 (kids' sizes XL-XXL).

7. A gothic angel costume you can deck out with lots of cool Halloween-y accessories.

Susie Regina / Etsy

FYI, this is made to order and you'll need your child's measurements when you order. So order with plenty of time before Halloween! The bodice Velcros up the back and the skirt is side to side and open in the back for comfort while seated.

Get it from Susie Regina on Etsy for $69.95.

8. A cute lil' alien spaceship because though you don't condone storming anything, you were kinda into the idea of storming Area 51 and it's a family thing!

Rolling Buddies / Etsy

Get it from Rolling Buddies on Etsy for $90 from Rolling Buddies on Amazon for $99.

FYI, this is from an Etsy/Amazon shop specializing in wheelchair adaptive clothing, costumes, and decorations!

9. An adorable catheter baby bodysuit with openings that'll keep kids from pulling on their tubes while they feed or sleep.

Abilitee Adaptive Wear / Etsy

Get it from Abilitee Adaptive Wear on Etsy for $28 (available in sizes 0-3 months, 3-6 months, 6-12 month, and 12-18 months; also in cute spider and "BOO" styles).

FYI, this shop has lots of other adaptive clothing for all your non-Halloween needs!

10. A pirate costume and wheelchair ship covers for sailing the most treacherous sea (aka that neighborhood with the best candy) in nautical style.

Target

Promising review (for the costume): "I love that Target is inclusive. Providing good, affordable costume options for people with disabilities and special needs. Wide leg openings and openings in the back are wonderful." —jessgugs

Get them from Target: costume for $25 (sizes S-L) and wheelchair cover for $45

11. A baby shark who's looking forward to do do, do do do do-ing all the Halloween activities. (Hard same.)

Target

Promising review: "My son put this on the second it came in the mail and I'm not sure he's going to be willing to take it back off. It is so soft and cozy! The detachable tail, fin, and head (hood) make it very flexible. He thinks the tummy access is just a pocket — which it does double as. In the pic online it looks a bit like that flap folds down but it does not, it is more like a front pocket on a hoodie but with small hidden slits behind it for access for ports/pumps/under garments if needed. We specifically wanted to be able to take the hood off (in part to make it look like a narwhal with some face paint and a horn) but honestly he likes the warmth and soft padding on the hood and probably won't part with it...at least I can zip it off if he insists on sleeping in it!" —Twinmama

Get it from Target for $25 (size 4T-5T) or $30 (kids' sizes L-XXL).

12. A fighter jet wheelchair costume that'll easily attach to a number of chair types as an option with some speed.

Rolling Buddies / Etsy

Get it from Rolling Buddies on Etsy for $89.10 or from Rolling Buddies on Amazon for $99.

FYI, this is from an Etsy shop specializing in wheelchair adaptive clothing, costumes, and decorations!

13. A gorgeous Belle gown with Velcro and a special skirt design that'll look like a full gown skirt while seated.

Susie Regina / Etsy

FYI, this is made to order and you'll need your child's measurements when you order. So order with plenty of time before Halloween!

The bodice fits around the body with Velcro closure, and the skirt is attached only from side to side in the front so that it appears to be a full gown when the child is sitting in her chair.

Get it from Susie Regina on Etsy for $69.95.

14. A mermaid wheelchair blanket for a lively option that can also provide an extra layer.

Stitched from the Crypt / Etsy

Get it from Stitched from the Crypt on Etsy for $40+ (available for a wheelchair or carseat; also available as a sloth, superhero, giraffe, lion, mermaid, dragon, and skeleton).

15. A designer Edna costume you can have custom made to be adaptable. Or as your favorite Incredibles character would call it, couture.

Elle Garrett Designs / Etsy

FYI, this Etsy shop owner will make other listings adaptive at request. Just be sure to allow for plenty of time to make it!

Get it from Elle Garrett Designs on Etsy for $75+ (available in eight sizes and two sizes).

16. A glow-in-the dark gourd that wasn't made as an adaptive costume but is of soft polyester velour with an elastic bottom for easily pulling on and off, and a separate hat to tailor the costume so it's *just right*.

Pottery Barn

Get it from Pottery Barn for $36 (available in sizes 3T, 4-6Y, and 7-8Y).

And check out a similarly designed puppy costume.

Reviews have been edited for length and/or clarity.

Looking for the perfect gift for any occasion? Check out all of BuzzFeed’s gift guides!

Allison Krausman / BuzzFeed