Boys Ninja Deluxe Costume — Kids Kung Fu Outfit with Weapon Accessories (Foam Swords & Daggers)

Boys Ninja Deluxe Costume — stealthy, safe & ready for action

Let little heroes sneak, jump and role-play with the Purshay Boys Ninja Deluxe Costume. This complete outfit combines a comfortable hooded jumpsuit, face mask, gloves and belt with a set of child-safe foam/plastic weapon accessories so kids can play ninja, martial-arts or samurai-inspired games — ideal for Halloween, birthday parties and drama/cosplay events.

What’s included 

• 1 × hooded ninja jumpsuit (elasticated cuffs)

• 1 × face mask / hood

• 1 × waist belt / sash

• 1 × pair of gloves (optional)

• 2–4 × weapon accessories (foam sword, foam dagger, toy shuriken / soft bayonet — ALWAYS offer foam/soft plastic variants for UK public safety)

Key features

• Soft, breathable fabric for easy movement — comfortable for party wear and play.

• Kid-safe weapon set: foam/plastic blades and daggers to reduce risk while keeping the imaginative play authentic. (List exact material & safety marks from your supplier.) 

• Multiple sizes: list age/height mapping (e.g., 3–4 yrs / 5–6 yrs / 7–8 yrs — include cm for chest/height). Numeric sizes reduce returns.

• Easy care: machine wash cold (confirm supplier care label), quick dry and store in compact packaging.

Why parents buy it

• All-in-one kit saves time — jacket + mask + safe weapon accessories in one boxed set.

• Authentic look for photos, school dress-up and Halloween, with a safe soft-weapon option for public events.

• Great gift for ninja, kung-fu and martial-arts fans.

Safety & listing notes (must-read before you publish)

• Only sell soft/foam/plastic weapon accessories that are clearly marked as toys — realistic metal or sharp props create safety & legal risk in public spaces. Many UK sellers offer foam swords and plastic daggers instead.

• All toys must carry the UKCA or CE marking and relevant toy safety documentation — request and keep the supplier’s test certificates (MSDS / EN71 where applicable) before claiming “toy-safe” on the product page. 

• Avoid marketing realistic weapon replicas; purchasers should be warned not to take toy weapons onto public transport or crowded places (police may treat realistic weapons seriously). See GOV.UK guidance on knives/weapons and public safety.