The fringe filling may be tempting to chewers, but the costume does a good job not restricting movement. Just slide it on your doggo’s head, adjust the drawstring, and they’re ready to go and rule the jungle! Torso-covering costumes are usually the next step up; dogs who have worn coats, sun shirts, or Thundershirts usually find them tolerable. The material is distinctly floppy, which is good for mobility but bad for durability—we don’t think this one is going to make it through a full-length Halloween party.

Your dog will be ready in seconds with this two-piece costume that includes a bandana and a hat with elastic straps that can be adjusted for the best fit.

They’ll look adorable as this healthy and much-loved fruit and have an extra layer of warmth with the soft banana bodysuit that’s easy to adjust with Velcro straps. This pumpkin costume was fantastic due to its adjustable Velcro straps on the stomach and chest—they made it easy to put on and comfortable for her to walk around in. As pet parents with clothing-friendly pups know, the only thing better than planning your own Halloween costume is planning your dog’s. If you have multiple dogs, dress your pup’s buddy up as Woody or Jessie to get the whole gang together again. This laid-back costume is great for dogs who aren’t fans of traditional costumes or need an extra layer of warmth with a dash of comfort.

If your dog is full of mischief, this Stitch spacesuit costume is the perfect Halloween fit for them! And if you’ve got good reason to believe your dog is ready for a full-fledged costume, give it a try!

The costume bodysuit was easy to put on due to the Velcro chest and stomach straps, and so was the headpiece that completes the outfit. The design is inspired by the one and only Minnie Mouse and includes a step-in dress and pointy witch hat with an adjustable drawstring for fit and comfort. The soft-fabric shell backpack has two straps that attach around your dog’s chest and stomach to keep it in place.

Be careful, though: some reviewers mentioned it tends to run small, so this is most likely a better fit for small to medium-sized dogs—and it even fits cats. The attached creepy-crawly legs set this costume apart and make this our top dog spider costume choice. Switch up the roles with this couple and dog costume by dressing your pup as the always-fashionable Cruella Deville while you and your boo stand in for the Dalmatian puppies in matching (and comfortable) onesies. No need to worry about the cold: it’s made from velvet and will keep your dog warm, whether they’re trick-or-treating or out at the pumpkin patch on a breezy fall day. This official Zero costume with a fun light-up nose is a festive win for both style and nighttime visibility.While he didn’t enjoy the headpiece as much as his pet parent, who couldn’t get over the little ear holes and antennas, overall, the costume was a success.

Not all hot dogs are made equally, and this one makes the cut for our favorite hot dog costume due to the two Velcro straps that are easy to attach to a squirmy pup and its detailed design that includes all the best hot dog toppings. This two-piece Ewok costume is adorable and made with a soft polyester material that keeps your pup comfy and warm. Front-facing costumes are tricky to wear, but some smart design choices—like adjustable girth and leg length—make this one a little less challenging than its fellows. Bat wings are a classic, and these are at the top of the list due to their versatility in being able to fit small and large dogs.For a dog who doesn’t enjoy getting dressed up, he didn’t mind this one due to the easy-to-close Velcro straps on the chest and belly that made it easy for him to step into the costume and adjust it for the best fit. Though front-walking outfits can sometimes be tricky, they’re a good option for canines who don’t like bodysuit costumes, but we like how easy it is to pair this with a harness (unlike a lot of full-body costumes). It’s also a good idea to brush up on how to measure your dog and check your product’s sizing chart, since manufacturers’ ideas of “large” and “small” vary a lot. The ensemble is made with a cozy and durable fabric that’ll keep your pup warm even on windy nights and is relatively easy to slide off and on (though note that headgear is usually only for advanced clothes-wearing pups).