Costumes for every occasion at these stores and markets in Mexico City

One of our favorite costume shops in Mexico City is DEPELI. And yes, here you’ll find costumes inspired by beloved characters like Spider-Man, Snow White, and even the Pope. They also carry Halloween classics and even inflatables.

Keep in mind that there are costumes for both children and adults. They also carry accessories: masks, wigs, capes, mustaches, gloves, fangs, and much more. And if you can’t make it out to pick up your costume, you can also shop online. Check out their locations here

If you’ve been invited to a costume party and are looking for a last-minute outfit, head to this store. Here you’ll find a wide selection; you can transform yourself into an amazing, spooky, or funny character. There are also accessories, wigs, and makeup. Just be careful—some of the mannequins come to life and might give you quite a scare.

If you want to take your costume to the next level, you have to visit this store, where you’ll find professional products for the performing arts: makeup, wigs, dance costumes, prosthetic glue, and many more options. Whether you want to get creative and make your own costume or buy one that’s already made.

Before you stop by, you can check out their online catalog to make sure what you need is in stock.

If you’re in the Santa María la Ribera area and looking for a costume shop, this is the place to go. Here you’ll find seasonal outfits, accessories, and props for spring, school events, birthdays, and more. It’ll definitely save the day if you have a dance, performance, or costume party coming up.

This place calls itself the largest costume store in Latin America! Here you’ll find a wide variety of regular and plus sizes, and even fun outfits for your pet.

If you need a custom costume, they’ll make it happen here. The physical store is located in the State of Mexico, but it’s worth visiting if you need an accessory or prop in a hurry. If you prefer, they offer home delivery and express service.

Still looking for Halloween costume shops in Mexico City? You’re sure to find an amazing outfit at El Mundo del Disfraz.

This recommendation is one of the go-to places to buy wigs, face masks, fantasy makeup, masks, and even party supplies. You’ll also find costumes of your favorite characters for both kids and adults.

On Vasco de Quiroga Avenue, you’ll find a store selling costumes and items for your Day of the Dead altar. When the spooky season kicks off, this market is flooded with the scariest, funniest, and cheapest costumes.

It’s also one of those places you can always count on when you’re looking for items related to national holidays, Christmas, New Year’s, Valentine’s Day, and other celebrations.

From monster and president masks to superhero and animal costumes —this is just a taste of what this store in the Miguel Hidalgo borough has to offer.

There are seasonal options, as well as sizes for children and adults. You’ll also find accessories like wigs, stockings, belts, hats, and more.

Wow, wow, Tacubaya! The Cartagena Market is a shopper’s paradise. In addition to stocking up on groceries, here you’ll find clothing, backpacks, a nail salon, beauty salons, school uniforms, and much more.

In early October, witches, little devils, catrinas, and other seasonally appropriate outfits arrive. You’ll also find decorations, sugar skulls, and marigolds to set up your altar.

In addition to plants, piñatas, vintage furniture, and antiques, the Mercado Portales is known for offering costumes year-round. Here you’ll find outfits for dance performances and artistic presentations (leotards, tutus, ballet shoes).

You can also put together the best cosplay of your favorite characters. As Halloween and the Day of the Dead approach, the store fills up with masks, makeup, accessories, and everything you need for your costume party.

The San Rafael neighborhood is a paradise for costumes and themed parties. Here you’ll find everything you need to be the life of the Halloween party.

There are sizes for kids and adults! Although they offer traditional costumes, there are also outfits featuring trendy characters. Some locations have a reservation and pre-order system so no one else can snag your scarecrow costume before you do.

This one won’t let you down. The Lagunilla Market doesn’t just sell wedding dresses, quinceañera gowns, and First Communion outfits. As Halloween approaches, it turns into a full-fledged haunted house.

Masks, candy pumpkins, little devil party favors, fantasy makeup, wigs, papel picado, and everything related to the Day of the Dead. Plus, it’s affordable.

The most famous of them all is the Sonora Market. And the thing is, at this place, you’re guaranteed to find the costume you’ve been waiting for all year; they have an endless variety of sizes, styles, colors, and original designs.

That said, we recommend getting there early because the market aisles are packed with people looking for fun and a little scare. You’ll be the best-dressed guest at any event!

In the Mártires de Río Blanco neighborhood, in the Gustavo A. Madero borough, there’s a flea market packed with costumes and items related to the Day of the Dead and Christmas.

This pop-up store is open seasonally, so you won’t find it the rest of the year. In addition to buying costumes, you’ll enjoy the garnachitas, snacks, and traditional dishes offered to visitors.

Looking for costume shops in Mexico City for any occasion? At TuDi, you’re sure to find something you’ll love, since there aren’t just options for Halloween and the Day of the Dead—you’ll also find costumes for dances and special events.

Rockabilly, animals, and professions are some of the themes, though there are also character-based costumes. Best of all, you’ll find small sizes and costumes for babies that will be delivered right to your doorstep. You can view the catalog here.