65 Best Halloween Costume Ideas for Men Who Want to Show Off Their Stuff

You collected them as a kid, now become a panda bear, standard grizzly, or a coveted, rare all-out tie-dye Ty Beanie Baby in just a few steps.

1. Cut ears from felt pieces and attach them to a hoodie using hot glue.
2. Make a heart-shaped tag from red cardstock.
3. Punch a hole in the heart and thread a red ribbon through so the card can be worn around the neck.
4. For an extra authentic look, cover the tag in clear contact paper so it doesn’t "lose value" (Wink, wink!)
5. Finish off the look with some oversized, round sunglasses for the eyes.

You wear them all year long, now turn your Croc fandom into a full-body Halloween costume in just 10 easy steps. And don't forget to accessorize with a Jibbitz charm or two!

1. On a large sheet of cardboard, trace the outline of a Crocs shoe using a pencil.
2. Cut out using a craft knife or box cutter.
3. Cut a large hole in the center for the face, and then add seven smaller holes around it to mimic the signature Crocs design.
4. Cut an additional cardboard strip and fold in the edges to create a 3D strap.
5. Cover the Crocs shape and strap with several coats of craft paint. Allow them to dry completely.
6. Attach the folded ends of the strap to the back of the Crocs shoe using hot glue.
7. For extra detail, trace the outline of the shoe with a darker or lighter shade of paint.
8. Make Jibbitz charms from felt, craft foam, or paper and attach with hot glue.
9. Attach backpack-style straps to the back of the shoe with thick ribbon and hot glue for easy wear.
10. Wear a yellow sweatshirt underneath.

It doesn't take much to turn up the heat! To become your favorite condiment:

1. Download our sriracha label template and print on iron-on transfer paper.
2. Cut out the details and iron on to a red t-shirt following paper instructions.
3. For the bottle cap hat, grab styrofoam cone and cylinder forms from the craft store. Cover the forms with green felt using hot glue, before attaching the two forms together.
4. Add an elastic strap to the hat keep it securely on your head.

You can also accessorize with faux peppers.

Pay homage to the best horror movie of the 2020s by rocking 1920s attire and looking like either Smoke or Stack, Michael B. Jordan’s impeccably dressed twins from Sinners.

Sure, you can be Deadpool, but these days it’s way cooler to be Ryan Reynolds, owner of Wrexham and star of the hit reality docu-series Welcome to Wrexham. And all you need is this sweatshirt that he wears on the pitch (and maybe some of his dashing good looks, too).

If clowns are your thing, there are none more terrifying than the Terrifier himself from the surprisingly popular slasher movie franchise.

With the fourth and final season on its way, this Halloween is a great time to "BELIEVE" all over again and become Ted Lasso! The costume comes with the jacket, visor, whistle, and mustache, but you have to provide your own pants.

If you ain’t first, you’re last, so this Halloween, shake and bake while in this hilarious Ricky Robby costume that comes complete with hat, gloves, and sunglasses.

I wrote the book on finding friendly cats around the world, so naturally, I think this cat costume is purr-fect as a Halloween costume for cat lovers!

Everyone will be saying your name three times when you rock up to the Halloween party in a classic Beetlejuice costume. Just watch out for sandworms!

The ghost with the most, whose name you shouldn’t say three times, gets all the glory, but for some Beetlejuice fans, it's all about Bob. You can go all out in his suit and mask, or keep it casual (and inexpensive) with the Bob t-shirt costume.

Even though many can’t pronounce it, people are crazy about this odd little amphibian that can regenerate its limbs, eyes, and parts of its brain, so you’ll be a hit at the Halloween party this year when you show up as a bright pink axolotl.

The hilarious marketing campaign that took over last year's Super Bowl is about to take over Halloween as well. As you can probably tell, this costume is about as low lift as it gets. Simply don all of the white you own, buy a tub of CeraVe cream and pose like this all night long. You may have to explain yourself, but once you do, the chuckles will undoubtedly follow.

The most recent Joker movie is a musical, but you don’t need to sing while dressed up as the infamous Batman villain for Halloween. (In fact, on behalf of everyone, please don’t try to sing any Lady Gaga songs.)

Embracing Carmy's look from the Emmy-winning series is always a good idea (though, we could all do without the yelling and temper tantrums). Get out the apron, use an old takeout plastic storage container as a cup, and carry around a dish towel to drive home the point. You'll look like one of the cousins in no time.

Sure, Fifty Shades of Grey came out a decade ago, but everyone still knows (and makes fun of) the books and movie trilogy. Instead of making it kinky, turn the sexy story into a kooky costume by using a plethora of grey paint swatches from a local hardware store. Next, tape them onto a plain t-shirt—it doesn’t even have to be gray—and you’ll have people lined up to tie you down and bend your ear about your funny costume at the Halloween party!

If your friendship is as strong as Ben Affleck and Matt Damon's, then recreating the magic of this dynamic duo is a must. Start with matching orange sweat suit sets and use our Dunkings iron-on template to "Dunkin'-fy" your clothing. Accessorize your looks with bright pink hats and, of course, a big box of Dunkin' Boston cream donuts.

David Beckham never went out of style (I mean, just look at the guy), but thanks to his Beckham documentary series and owning Lionel Messi’s Inter Miami, he's definitely more en vogue than ever right now. Dressing up as the famous footballer from his England World Cup days is easy, with white sweats or a blank jersey, an iron-on number 7 and, of course, a soccer ball. Next, convince your better half to be Posh Spice for Halloween to complete the famous couple!

Poor Joel. Aside from the small matter of transforming yourself into the devilishly handsome Pedro Pascal, this might be the easiest DIY costume for men to put together. With outdoorsy layers you may already have in your closet and a good rucksack-style backpack, almost any guy can become Joel Miller from The Last of Us.

Gotta love those mid-century vibes—and the sartorial style that goes with them—in this year's Fantastic Four movie. Throw on this outfit to feel like the smartest guy in the room.