At-Home Costumes for Halloween 2020

Halloween is not canceled. We repeat, Halloween. Is. NOT. Canceled. 

We’re finding the treats behind the trick that is 2020 with ways to celebrate Halloween at home. Because, if you didn’t already know, you can absolutely celebrate spooky szn from the comfort of your couch. And when you think about it, is there any other place you’d rather be?

The best way to celebrate Halloween, aside from scary movies, is dressing up—or down. It’s fun to become someone or something else for a day, but what if you were just a super comfy version of yourself?

What if your costume was made of something freaky, like MicroModal? Ever heard of it? It’s good stuff. Seriously, it’s scary how good it is. It’s super soft, breathable, light, impossibly cozy, and oh yeah—it’s made from beechwood trees. Hello, natural fibers! 

Before we show off our 4 at-home Halloween costumes, let us preface by saying yes, it’s now socially acceptable to wear loungewear or Undies for your costume... ‘cause we said so.

Scaredy Cats

Get ready for the a-paw-calypse with this purr-ty cool print. (Too much?) Don’t be scared to turn the lights off because these cats glow in the dark. You’re about to become a human nightlight. You’re welcome.

Blood

suckers

This one is pure, bloody hell, and you’re gonna vant to check it out. (Sorry, we suck.) Channel your inner (insert your fave vampire) this All Hallows’ Eve with Bloodsuckers. Fangs not included.

Funny Bones

Why do they call the funny bone, a funny bone? 1. It’s not even a bone and 2. it’s actually not funny at all. Something equally not funny is this bone-a-fide freaky new print. Literally, dead.

Lazy Bones

And finally, your most costume-like costume. Some may call it lazy, but we prefer innovative. We present to you… Lazy Bones. Is it a costume, or just a chill-ing way to chill? We say both, and your couch agrees.