Dressing Up & Costumes
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Gift option
£2.99Is your order a gift? We will be happy to wrap it to surprise your recipient!
Gift wrapping: Whether the order is for a girl or a boy, we offer different types of gift wrap.
Gift card: A message to pass? We include in your order a card with your personalized message.
Warning: This option is not possible with gripper balls.
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Children's Royal Princess Dressing-Up Costume
£9.99This princess dress up costume is a royal gown for children aged 4 and up, about 100 cm long and light enough to twirl in all afternoon. Easy fastenings mean your child can slip it on and take it off without calling for help.
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Children's Army Soldier Dress-Up Costume
£14.99Gear up for thrilling rescue missions with this realistic Children's Army Soldier Dress-Up Costume (Ages 4–5)! Featuring authentic camouflage patterning, button-look Velcro fastenings, and a soldier cap, your little recruit will stand tall with pride.
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Children's Cowboy Fancy Dress Costume
£14.99This cowboy costume dresses children aged 4 to 5 for Wild West adventures, with a fringed waistcoat, a neckerchief and chaps-style trousers. Add a pair of boots from the dressing-up box, a broom handle for a horse, and your little rancher is ready to ride out across the living room.
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Little Chef Wooden Cooking & Dress-Up Pretend Play Set
£18.49Transform your little one into a master baker with this complete Little Chef cooking and dressing-up pretend play set!
Includes a child-sized chef's apron, oven mitt, pot holder, stainless-steel-look pot with lid, frying pan, whisk, spatula, and wooden cooking spoon.
Nurtures culinary imagination, fine motor coordination, and practical life pretend play from 3 years.
Kids dress up costumes turn an ordinary afternoon into a ranch, an army camp or a royal court, with outfits for children aged 3 and up. We keep only a handful of dress up toys, each chosen because it sparks a clear story your child can step into straight away.
Four characters to step into
The cowboy fancy dress costume and the army soldier outfit suit lively games: chasing across the garden, hiding behind the sofa, building a den under the kitchen table. The royal princess costume tends to lead to slower stories of banquets, balls and grand entrances. All three are sized for ages 4+.
For a younger child, the Little Chef set pairs a chef outfit with wooden cooking pieces and starts from age 3. Wearing the outfit while stirring a pretend soup makes the game feel real, and it often ends with a menu for the whole family.
How to pick the right costume
Start from the games your child already plays. A child who lines up teddies to feed them will get more from the chef set; one who gallops around on a broom handle will want the cowboy. Let them try the outfit on the day it arrives and see whether they can manage it alone: a costume they can put on without help gets worn far more often.
Keeping dressing up within reach
A low hook or a small basket with one or two costumes works better than an overflowing dressing-up box. Your child sees what is there and chooses freely, the same idea behind open shelves for Montessori toys. Add props from around the house: a cardboard box becomes a stagecoach, a wooden spoon a royal sceptre.