It doesn’t matter if it’s Day of the Dead, Halloween, Children’s Day or there’s a school event coming up. In these CDMX costume stores you will find everything you need for an amazing look. There are accessories and outfits for children and adults.
Costume Markets in CDMX
1. Santa Fe Market
On Vasco de Quiroga Avenue you will find a point of sale for costumes and items for your ofrenda. When the spooky season starts, this market is invaded by the most terrifying, funniest and cheapest costumes.
In addition, it is one of the places that does not fail you when you are looking for elements allusive to national holidays, Christmas, New Year’s Day, Day of Love and Friendship, among other celebrations.
đ Vasco de Quiroga 1490, Santa Fe, Ălvaro ObregĂłn
Cartagena Market
Well, well, Tacubaya! The Cartagena Market is a shopping paradise. In addition to buying your groceries, here you will find clothes, backpacks, nail salons, beauticians, school uniforms and much more.
At the beginning of October, witches, devils, catrinas and other attire for the season arrive. You will also find ornaments, sugar skulls and marigold flowers to build your altar.
đ Arquitecto Luis Ruiz 175, Tacubaya, Miguel Hidalgo
Portales Market
In addition to plants, piñatas, vintage furniture and antiques, the Portales Market is known for offering costumes throughout the year. Here you will find clothes for dances and artistic presentations (leotards, tutus, ballet shoes).
You can also put together the best cosplay of your favorite characters. When Halloween and Day of the Dead are approaching, the place is full of masks, make-up, accessories and everything you need for your costume party.
đ Calzada Santa Cruz, San SimĂłn, Benito JuĂĄrez
4. San Cosme Market
In the San Rafael neighborhood, near Ribera de San Cosme, you will find the paradise of costumes and theme parties. Here you will find what you need to be the soul of Halloween.
There are sizes for young and old! Although they offer typical costumes, there are also costumes of the most fashionable characters. In some stores there is a set-aside and presale system so that no one can steal your scarecrow costume.
đ Gabino Barreda 18, San Rafael, CuauhtĂ©moc
5. Lagunilla Market
This one won’t let you down. In the Lagunilla market they don’t only sell wedding, XV and first communion dresses. When the scary holidays approach, it turns into a whole house of scares.
Masks, candy pumpkins, devil carving, fantasy makeup, wigs, papel picado and everything related to the Day of the Dead. Plus, it’s cheap.
đ RepĂșblica del Ecuador 59J, Lagunilla, Downtown, CuauhtĂ©moc
6. Sonora Market
The most famous of all is the Sonora Market. In this place, you will find the costume you have been waiting for all year long; for sizes, models, colors and originality they don’t stop.
Of course, we recommend you go with time because the aisles of the market are crowded by those who are looking for fun and some fear. You will be the winning costume of any event!
đ Fray Servando Teresa de Mier 419, Merced Balbuena, Venustiano Carranza
7. Rio Blanco Tianguis
In the MĂĄrtires de RĂo Blanco neighborhood, in the municipality of Gustavo A. Madero, there is a flea market full of costumes and items related to the Day of the Dead and Christmas.
This point of sale is seasonal, so you won’t find it the rest of the year. In addition to buying costumes, you will be delighted with the garnachitas, snacks and traditional dishes offered to its visitors.
đ Between Oriente 91st Street and Oriente 95th Street, MĂĄrtires de RĂo Blanco, Gustavo A. Madero
Costume stores in CDMX
8. DEPELI Costumes
One of our favorite costume stores in CDMX is DEPELI. And yes, here you will find costumes alluding to endearing characters such as: “Spideman”, “Snow White” and even the Pope. They also have the classic Halloween costumes and even inflatables.
Take into account that there are costumes for children and adults. Also, there are complements and accessories: masks, wigs, capes, moustaches, gloves, fangs and much more. And if you don’t have the chance to go out to look for your costume, you can also buy online.
đ Consult branches here
9. La Negrita Costumes
Still don’t have the perfect outfit for your party? Then you’ll love Disfraces La Negrita, a well-stocked store where you’ll find everything from scary costumes to costumes of your favorite characters.
They also have a great assortment of masks, masks and makeup. You should know that in this place you can pay by credit card.
đ Viaducto Presidente Miguel AlemĂĄn ValdĂ©s 168, Del Valle, Benito JuĂĄrez
đ Every day from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm
10. TuDi
Looking for costume stores in CDMX for all occasions? At TuDi you are sure to find something that will convince you, as there are not only options for Halloween and Day of the Dead, but also for dances and anniversaries.
Rockabilly, animals and professions are some of the themes, although there are also character ones. The best part is that you will find small sizes and costumes for babies. You can see the catalog here.
đ 394 Centenario Av., Merced GĂłmez, Ălvaro ObregĂłn
11. El FantĂĄstico Mundo del Disfraz
Still looking for costume stores in CDMX for Halloween? You’re sure to find an amazing outfit at El Mundo del Disfraz.
This recommendation is located in the Historic Center and is one of the infallible places to buy: wigs, masks, fantasy makeup, masks and even party supplies. You will also find costumes of your favorite characters for children and adults.
đ RepĂșblica de Uruguay 121, Downtown, CuauhtĂ©moc
đ Monday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00
12. La Fiesta Costumes and Accessories
From monster and president masks, to superhero and animal costumes. It’s just a taste of what this store in the Miguel Hidalgo neighborhood offers.
There are seasonal options, as well as sizes for children and adults. In addition, you will find accessories such as wigs, socks, belts, hats and more.
đ Lago Texcoco 160-local B, AnĂĄhuac I Secc, Miguel Hidalgo
đ Monday to Friday from 11:00 to 19:00, Saturday from 11:00 to 18:00
13. The Castle of Terror
If you’ve been invited to a costume party and you’re looking for a last-minute outfit, run to this store. Here you will find a wide catalog; you can become a scary, scary or funny character. There are also accessories, wigs and make-up. Be careful, though, because some of the mannequins come to life and could give you a scare.
đ Av. Universidad 1531, local 6, Axotla, CoyoacĂĄn
Monday to Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Sunday from 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
14. Topbb
If you’re around Santa MarĂa la Ribera and are looking for a costume store, this will be the option. Here there are seasonal outfits, accessories and complements: spring, school festivities, birthdays and more. It will surely get you out of trouble if you have a dance, presentation or costume party coming up.
đ Salvador DĂaz MirĂłn 143, Santa MarĂa la Ribera
đ Monday to Friday 11:00 to 19:00, Saturday 11:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 12:0 to 18:00