The Hobo Costume for Halloween
How to make Hobo costume
| # | Item | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Long-Sleeved Shirt | Dress your little man in a long-sleeved shirt to keep him warm. |
| 2 | Plaid Short-Sleeved Shirt | Layer the outfit with a plaid short-sleeved shirt. The more wrinkled the better. |
| 3 | Baggy Pants | Put a pair of baggy pants on your little tyke to create the illusion of too-big clothes. |
| 4 | Beanie | Don’t forget to put on a beanie to fight off the cold. |
| 5 | Cardboard | Use cardboard to sign “Will Work For CANDY.” Write your sign with a Sharpie pen. |
| 6 | Non-toxic Face Paint | Buy face paint that’s safe for kids. You can draw a full beard on your little man. Use the black paint to make him lightly sooty looking. |
| 7 | Boys Full Costume Set | If you want to go on a more traditional route, this full costume set will get the job done! |
They might look disheveled and unkempt, but being a hobo can be a bit liberating. Plus, they work to earn their keep. So, if you want to look like a Hobo for this special night: go ahead! It’s hard work walking up to houses, looking cute, and asking for treats, you know.
What’s great is that you can even customize your little hobo costume anyway you want! Just a few key pieces like a plaid shirt and a beanie with a little face paint here and there, and you’re all done! Here’s everything you need like a hobo.
About the Hobo
The term ‘hobo’ can be dated back to the 1890s. It used to refer to migrant workers who are poor. They are different from bums who don’t work at all.
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