13 Creative Ways to Dress Your Kid Up Like Their Favorite Athlete This Halloween

If your little one simply cannot get enough of their top NFL team, dress them up like a quarterback from your fantasy football pool by ordering a kid-size professional jersey ($75) and pairing it with a pair of football pants ($30). Finish off the look with some shoulder stuffing and black face paint (or eyeliner, if you want to save a few bucks) if they really want to look like the real deal.

Take the standard soccer uniform up a notch with an inexpensive jersey ($20), a pair of shin guards ($3-$5), and a brand-new soccer ball ($18) they'll kick around all night.

Nothing says fore like an adorable mini golfer. Start by pairing slacks with a kiddie collared shirt ($30) and round off the look with a sweet visor ($15). And if your kid doesn't have their own set of clubs, no worries. After all, who wants their kid parading around on Halloween with a giant metal stick anyway? Opt for cheaper plastic clubs ($10) that are way easier to tote around.

If your kid's obsessed with Roger Federer, you can dress them just like him in no time. Just throw on a tennis shirt ($42) over white shorts and a matching hat or headband ($10) if they want to go full-on Federer. Top off the courtside look with sneakers, grab a racket ($11), and you're good to go.

Whether you have a girl or boy, there's a bit more equipment that goes into looking the part of a serious laxer compared to other sports. Get the look without breaking the bank by having them throw on a lacrosse pinnie ($14) over long running shorts. Amp up their uniform with a pair of colorful high socks ($11) and a Fiddle Stick ($20), which is a mini version of the adult size. Don't worry about adding gloves or a helmet if you can't borrow one from a friend or older sibling — they're pricey and too bulky for trick-or-treating, anyway.

Kiddos who make it rain on the court after school can gear up to look like their fave NBA player by snagging a professional jersey ($30), basketball shorts ($7), and a hot pair of kicks ($20).

Take your basic pair of shorts or skort ($17) and add a short-sleeved shirt and a field hockey stick, ($10) and you're out the door in seconds.

Volleyball enthusiasts can channel their inner Misty May-Treanor by wearing an oversize t-shirt with spandex shorts ($14) and knee pads ($15). If they have long hair, throw it up in a ponytail or try an intricate braid, and they'll ace Halloween.

Add a pair of googles ($10) and a swimming cap ($3) to their favorite Speedo and shorts. Pro tip: make sure you bring a jacket for when the sun goes down — Autumn nights can get really chilly.

If your tot is obsessed with America's favorite pastime, pick up a pint-sized baseball jersey ($35) and a matching hat ($20). Remind them to bring their mitt and add a little eyeblack before going door to door.

There's absolutely nothing cuter than a toddler-size cheerleader. Get them in the spirit by getting a three-piece cheerleading outfit ($10) and, if they have long hair, doing it in pigtails.

Go for the goal with an ensemble that's equal parts cute and warm this All Hallows' Eve. Just put a hockey jersey ($36 and up) over black pants, and accessorize with a helmet ($40) and a plastic hockey stick ($3) that won't grow heavy in their hands as the night goes on.

Run like the wind by pairing a lightweight tank top ($8) with short-shorts and comfy running shoes. Add a baton ($4) and make a race number for an extra sporty flair.