Firefighter Costumes for Halloween

Our family has a lot of fire fighters and a black uniform is the traditional outfit for the fire fighters in our area. So this authentic looking firefighter costume is the right choice for my family and it may be for yours too.  This is the same costume that I have for my 3 kids and I can tell you that it has survived years of abuse from my kids and their friends.  It always seems to be the outfit that kids choose when it's time for dress-up play.

This fire fighter costume is perfect for toddlers, young boys and teens. Sizes available range from 2, all the way up to 12/14. I love the reflectors on this jacket, since it helps kids stay safe when out trick or treating. Parents rave about how authentic this costume is.  I like the heavier fabric for this costume and the authentic buckles.  It's details like that, that I really appreciate as a mother.

Fore some little boys, a fire fighter outfit just doesn't seem right if it's not red. And while red is not the typical color for fire fighter uniforms, that's OK. It's all about having fun when you're in a costume. So here are some red Firefighter Costumes to consider this Halloween.

Girls like dressing-up like fire fighters too!  My daughter uses our suit all the time, so these outfits aren't just for boys.

FireFighter Costumes aren't complete without a pair of sturdy boots. These fire fighter rain boots are the perfect way to finish off your costume. They have a durable rubber sole that's perfect for all of the puddle jumping that kids love to do.

Western Chief Fire Fighter Boots

Here are some great accessories that help complete any fire fighter costume. These are perfect for boys and girls who enjoy role playing and putting out pretend fires at home.

Your little one may not be walking yet, but that doesn't mean that he doesn't deserve an adorable fire fighter costume. These newborn and infant costumes are perfect for those celebrating a baby's first Halloween.  I like bunting costumes because they are so easy to take on and off.  Plus, you can add as many layers as needed below.  For me it was perfect with my youngest son because it kept him warm in the stroller while his older siblings went door to door.  He may not have cared that he was in costume, but his big brother and sister loved having him dress up for Halloween.