What's in the Box

• Long-sleeve beige tunic with cowl neckline and digitally printed belt featuring buckle and utility pouches
• Brown pants with elasticised waist and printed detail at the lower leg
  
• Plastic injection molded toy light saber
• Officially licensed Star Wars product (shoes not included)

The Kids Obi-Wan Kenobi Costume kits out young Jedi padawans in the cowl-neck tunic and toy lightsaber that defined the wise Star Wars master, ready for Book Week parades and school dress-up day.

The beige tunic has a soft draped cowl at the neck - the signature Jedi look from A New Hope - with a digitally printed belt across the waist that fakes a real leather buckle and utility pouches. Brown pants sit comfortably over runners, and the lightsaber is a one-piece plastic prop that holds together through plenty of backyard duelling.

Perfect For

Book Week & Storybook Dress-Up: A natural pick for sci-fi reading lists, hero-quest book day, classic adventure novels, or any Aussie school Book Week parade.

100 Days of School & Halloween: Works for kindy character parades, 100 days of prep dress-up, school spirit weeks, and Aussie Halloween nights.

Star Wars Birthday Parties: A fan-favourite for kids' Star Wars-themed birthdays, family movie marathons, or backyard lightsaber battles with mates.

How to Wear It

Slip the tunic over a long-sleeve thermal in cooler classrooms or directly over a school singlet. Pair with brown ankle boots or runners. The lightsaber tucks into the printed belt for hands-free moments.

Parent FAQs

Q: What size should I order? My child is between sizes.

Three age sizes are available: 3-4 YRS, 5-6 YRS, and 7-8 YRS. If your child is between sizes, size up - the tunic has a relaxed Jedi fit and the elasticised pants give some flex. Check the size chart in the gallery.

Q: Can they wear this over regular clothes for indoor school events?

Yes - the tunic slides over a school polo and the pants pull over leggings without bunching. Handy if the classroom is air-con cold or the Book Week parade runs outside on a Melbourne winter morning.

Q: Is the lightsaber safe and durable?

The lightsaber is solid plastic injection-moulded, not a flimsy hollow tube. It is a prop for posing and play swooshes - not designed for full-contact whacking battles. Keep duels gentle.

Q: How do I wash this? The print looks delicate.

Hand wash in cold water, lay flat to dry. Do not iron over the printed belt or pant print, as the digital print can crack under heat. Keep the lightsaber separate.

Care: Hand wash cold, lay flat to dry; do not iron over the printed sections.