Shoulder Accessories for Halloween Costumes or Everyday Fun
These fun shoulder accessories are perfect add-ons to complement your awesome costume. But you can just wear them out and about, too. Why not have a little superhero on your shoulder when you go grocery shopping, or pick up your take-out order. How about a parrot or ghost on your shoulder when you get your flu shot, or donate blood? And who wouldn't want to have Baby Yoda / The Child with them everywhere they go?
The Child "Baby Yoda" Shoulder Figure Costume Piece
Here he is, the most popular new character in all of Star Wars, ready to ride on your shoulder. The little creature will provide protection when absolutely needed, or possibly when only perceived (wear with care). The Child has his hand up in a Force-ready position, after all. This shoulder child is a must-have accessory for your Mandalorian costume. It's also a must-have for getting through a regular day in 2020.
Marvel Wasp Character Shoulder Figure
If you're dressing up as Ant-Man, you need to have your sidekick with you. The best way to do that during these times of social distancing is to just carry her along yourself, in the form of this fun Wasp shoulder accessory. This highly rated accessory is advertised as a kid's size costume piece.
Stone-Look Gargoyle Shoulder Costume Piece
This little architectural gargoyle figure has evil red eyes and a menacing facial expression. The latex figure lays over your shoulder and stay affixed with a clip. This creepy little guy looks great with grey shirts where it can blend in.
Baby Groot On Your Shoulder Costume Accessory
Baby Groot is the best Groot. Whether you're dressing up as a character from Guardians of the Galaxy and want to have your own little sidekick, or you're going to go plant shopping and want an expert opinion on your purchases, you can't go wrong with this Baby Groot shoulderpiece.
Parrot On Your Shoulder Costume Piece
Pirate, animal trainer, crazy bird lady -- this bird-on-your-shoulder accessory is perfect for any of these costumes.
