The Easiest SpiderMan Costumes You Can Make At Home

The Easiest Spider-Man Costumes You Can Make At Home

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Whether for Halloween or cosplay, Spider-Man has worn plenty of costumes that are easy for fans to make and customize for themselves.

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The Easiest SpiderMan Costumes You Can Make At Home

Whether for Halloween or cosplay, everyone loves Marvel’s wall-crawling, web-headed Spider-Man. But while the classic red and blue costume is iconic (and for good reason), it’s also an incredibly popular choice. Happily, Spider-Man has been swinging around New York for almost sixty years, and he’s changed his costume plenty of times while he’s been at it.

Spider-Man is a working stiff, which means that unlike Tony Stark or even T’Challa, he had to make his own costume without the benefit of space minerals or AI assistants. There are therefore plenty of simple, easy to make, comic-accurate costumes for fans to choose from, whether you’re looking to customize something from the store or create a costume from scratch.

Perhaps the hardest part of putting together a Spider-Man costume that looks good is that so many of them include a full-body webbing design – something that’s incredibly difficult to nail with a DIY costume. But not every Spidey costume has this feature.

Block Color Costumes: Scarlet Spider, Negative Zone Spider-Man, Black Suit

The Easiest SpiderMan Costumes You Can Make At Home

Spider-Man’s Negative Zone costume isn’t outrageously simple, but it does stick to black and white materials and a basic central logo that will help you stand out from the Spider-Man crowd.

The Black Suit (aka the Symbiote Suit) is even more basic. You may think this is actually Marvel’s Venom character – who started out as a sentient costume – but while it started there, Spider-man has returned to this look countless times, and the lack of Venom’s characteristic teeth, eyes, tongue, and build make it a look of its own. Finally, there’s the Scarlet Spider suit. This is actually worn by Ben Reilly, a clone of Spider-Man, but with the block-color body suit and a ragged sleeveless hoody, it’s a unique costume that really benefits from homemade touches, as well as offering up some classic 90s nostalgia.

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Regular Clothes Costumes: Spider-Punk, Final Costume, Spider-Man Noir

The Easiest SpiderMan Costumes You Can Make At Home

Spider-Punk is Hobart Brown, the Spider-Man of an alternate reality, but with standard punk accessories, sneakers, and plenty of denim, it’s a look that can be assembled at least partially in your nearest thrift shop. On top of that, the essential Spider-Man aspects of the costume – the mask and bodysuit – are elements you can buy with a standard Spider-Man costume and then customize with a few spikes and rips.

The Final Costume is probably the perfect DIY Spider-Man costume, since the whole point of the story-accurate duds is that they can be instantly turned into street clothes. A webless Spider-Man mask, some nondescript pants, and a side-buttoned jacket (plus some crafting skill) are all you’ll need to recreate the costume of this later-life, outlaw vigilante incarnation of the wall-crawler. You may know Spider-Man Noir from 2018’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse – where he was voiced perfectly by Nicolas Cage – but the character has a long history in comics and he’s a costume-maker’s dream. Basically just a Noir detective in a grey mask and goggles, Spider-Man Noir needs a trenchcoat and fedora, but 99% of his costume is just choosing the right clothes.

Spider-Women Costumes: Jessica Drew, Araña, New Ultimates

The Easiest SpiderMan Costumes You Can Make At Home

While there are obviously no rules for who wears what, there are plenty of existing female Spider-heroes in the comics with their own looks. Jessica Drew’s leather-jacketed Spider-Woman costume was regretfully short-lived, but it’s a fantastic outfit that, again, is basically just stylized street clothing (with plenty of online stores selling replica jackets.)

Over in the Ultimate Universe, a different Drew sported a simple black costume and red puffer jacket as a member of the New Ultimates. While this is a comics deep-cut, it’s also one of the easiest costumes on this list to throw together yourself, and the same can be said for Araña. Again, Araña is a hero whose look was deliberately DIY, and apart from the huge yellow goggles, it’s possible you already own everything you need to dress as this Spider-themed heroine, whose real name is Anya Sofia Corazon.

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Basic Costumes: Cyborg Spider-Man, Earth-67, Amazing Bag-Man

Finally, some Spider-Man costumes become iconic not because they look great, but just because they’re… memorable. Spider-Man may only have worn his Cyborg Spider-Man ensemble for a single issue, but it’s become a favorite of affectionate fan mockery. A standard Spider-Man costume with some deliberate tears, seemingly pointless bandages, and a gaudy cybernetic arm and eye, this is the kind of costume that doesn’t actually take that much work to put together (especially if you start with a store-bought costume) but will guarantee high-fives from any passing Marvel fan. The same is true of Earth-67 Spider-Man, aka the Spider-Man from the 1967 TV show. Recent comic crossovers like Spider-Verse and Spider-Geddon have brought this character into mainstream Marvel continuity, and the costume couldn’t be more basic, with a web design that inexplicably stops at the neck.

The Amazing Bag-Man costume is from a time when Peter unexpectedly lost his black symbiote costume and had to make do with all the Fantastic Four could offer – an old FF costume and a paper bag to cover his head. This is another reference that will get you a lot of love from Marvel fans, and it only really has two elements, both of which should be pretty easy to find. Of course, you’ll spend most of the night with a bag over your head, but no-one said you wouldn’t have to suffer for your art.

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Those are just the easiest costumes from Spider-Man’s huge wardrobe that fans might like to try. If you’re feeling ambitious, check out Spidey’s white Future Foundation suit or even his Iron Spider armor, or if you were hoping for something more cinematic, the Night Monkey suit from Spider-Man: Far from Home is sure to please. Whatever you do, don’t be afraid to make it your own – Spider-Man’s costume designs may have set elements, but even his classic costume has been depicted by dozens of artists, so when it comes to the dimensions, patterns, and even elements like the logo or eyes, you don’t have to please anyone but yourself.

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