Fight Club Costumes
It’s been 25 years since Fight Club exploded onto screens, rewired our brains, and made us deeply suspicious of furnitu catalogs. With its gritty aesthetic, unforgettable characters, and one-liner philosophy (“You are not your khakis”), it remains a cinematic gut-punch of epic proportions. And now? It’s time to bring it back. Whether you’re channeling chaos, mischief, or a little existential dread, our Fight Club costumes are here to ignite the cultural mayhem all over again.
Start with the man, the myth, the abs you remember too well—Tyler Durden. Our Tyler Durden costume includes all the iconic elements, right down to the sunglasses and swagger. Want to turn it up a notch? Our authentic costume captures the look with more detail, more punch, and yes, we carry both in plus sizes. Whether you’re dressing for Halloween or leading your own soap-fueled revolution, the Tyler Durden Red Jacket is a power move with serious cinematic energy.
But what’s chaos without Marla Singer? She’s cynical, chain-smoking, and dressed like every thrift store dreams of being. Our Marla Singer costume includes the signature fur coat, dark sunglasses, and name tag that says “Hello, I have issues and I look amazing.” Available in standard and plus sizes, this costume is for anyone who wants to walk into a room like a beautiful disaster with a side of sardonic charm. Halloween's never seen a power couple quite like this.
All of our Fight Club Halloween costumes are officially licensed and designed in-house by a team that eats pop culture for breakfast. We didn’t just slap together a few random pieces—we studied the film, obsessed over the outfits, and made sure every look brings the movie’s iconic edge to life. Whether you’re going for gritty realism or a full group cosplay, these outfits were made with true fans in mind.
So if you’re wondering where to buy Fight Club costume looks that hit like a well-timed punchline, look no further. The revolution starts in your closet—with a Tyler Durden costume, a Marla Singer costume, and a whole lot of glorious chaos. Don’t just watch the movie—become the movie. Just, uh… maybe skip starting an actual fight club. That part didn’t age as well.
