Joseph Costume

When I think about the type of man that I want to be, Joseph is right there at the top of my list.

As part of the Lord’s plan, Joseph was sold to slavery by his brothers. What they meant for evil, God used for his glory as Joseph eventually rose to a position of power in Egypt and virtually saved everyone from starving to death.

As Christmas approaches, nativity reenactments are commonly held in schools and churches across the nation. These plays celebrate the birth of the Messiah, and my personal savior. A central figure of this storyline is Joseph; the earthly father to our Heavenly Lord who helped raise and protect Jesus while he was an infant.

What better way to celebrate Christmas, or even Halloween, than to dress in an authentic Joseph costume.

Christmas is fast approaching, and with it comes the nativity plays and plenty of costume parties. Dress as Joseph in this Joseph Winter Holiday Costume which features a caftan robe with a distinct inset, lace-up neckline and an independent rope belt.

A shepherd’s headpiece, which complements the whole costume perfectly, is also included in this very authentic looking shepherd costume.

This Joseph costume comes as one size fits all. To complete this look, consider purchasing the shepherd’s crook as it really helps add to this authentic look.

This costume works wonderfully for any nativity scene,or even your Christmas themed costume party, and is a perfect match for the Joseph costume featured above.

It also includes a single-piece blue dress whit an ivory white inset. It has wide sleeves and a separate rope belt as well.

An awesome headpiece is also included in this authentic looking outfit which complements the whole thing perfectly.

A flock of sheep needs a trustworthy shepherd to lead them and any Christmas costume party simply is not complete without one. Perfect for any biblical re-enactments, this outfit can also be used to represent Moses.

This realistic looking Shepherd costume includes a cotton robe with a hooded overcoat attached to it, as well as a waist tie cord.

We owe a lot to the men and women who helped raise Jesus while he was he was still vulnerable. Joseph, above most, had to really trust that the Lord had selected his family to bring our Lord into the world. After being sold into slavery and being accused of a crime he did not commit, Joseph still put his trust in the Lord.