The Jungle Strike Ninja Costume is the kind of outfit that makes you stop and say, "Okay, that's awesome." This isn't one of those thin, floppy costumes that rip halfway through trick-or-treating. Nope. This is a real ninja gi, jacket, pants, gauntlets, mask, and hood, all cut and stitched like the uniforms worn in martial arts schools. On top of that, the set comes with plastic weapons: a sword with its own scabbard, two ninja stars, and even a bow and arrow set. If you have a kid who's into ninjas, archery, or just looking extra sharp on Halloween, this costume checks every box.

Let's talk about that uniform for a second. It's made from a 55 percent cotton and 45 percent polyester blend, so it's not only sturdy but also comfortable to wear. The jacket ties on the inside to keep it from sliding around, and it even has a hidden pocket for tucking away ninja stars or candy wrappers. The pants come with old-school waist and leg ties, just like traditional martial arts gear, which makes the whole thing look and feel legit. Add the hood, mask, and gauntlets, and you've got a full ninja look that kids can actually move in. This is the kind of costume that survives hours of play, candy collecting, and backyard battles without falling apart.

The weapons are where kids usually lose their minds. A sword with a scabbard? Check. Throwing stars? Check. A bow and arrow set? Double check. While the shuriken and sword are classic ninja gear, the bow and arrow add something extra cool. In real Japanese history, samurai were trained archers long before they were known for their swords. Ninjas, being clever and adaptable, picked up any skill that helped them succeed, and archery definitely had its place. Adding a bow to this costume gives kids a reason to act out long-range stealth missions, mixing in a little history with a lot of fun.

Now, let's talk about the color. Everyone thinks of ninjas as shadowy figures in black, but real ninjas wore whatever made sense for the job. In forests or fields, green was the better choice. That's where this costume really shines. The bright green fabric is perfect for kids who want to imagine sneaking through jungles or blending in with trees. Plus, let's be real, it looks fantastic in photos. On stage, in the front yard, or running down the sidewalk on Halloween night, that green pops in a way black never could. It's bold, fun, and gives kids their own spin on the ninja vibe.

The color green also has a deeper meaning in Japanese culture. It's tied to growth, balance, and harmony with nature. When kids wear a green ninja gi, it's not just about looking cool (though it definitely does that). It's also a color that represents energy and resilience. In a way, it's the perfect color for a young ninja who's still learning, still growing, and ready to take on anything their imagination throws at them.

And let's be honest, ninjas themselves have always been exciting because of how crafty and adaptable they were. They weren't bound by the strict rules of the samurai. Instead, they used disguise, tricks, and clever tactics to get the job done. They blended into villages, dressed like farmers, or wore darker colors at night. This green ninja costume taps into that spirit of adaptation. Kids get to step into the shoes of a shinobi who uses nature as camouflage, who moves through the trees unseen, and who pulls out a bow when the mission calls for something extra sneaky.

Parents will love that this isn't a one-and-done costume. The cotton-poly blend is machine washable, so clean-up is easy after Halloween. The fabric is tough enough to stand up to regular play, meaning kids can pull it out for school projects, themed birthday parties, martial arts demos, or just playing in the backyard. Because it's built like a real gi, it moves with the body instead of tearing or sagging. That makes it comfortable for kids and practical for parents who don't want to buy a new costume every year.

The fun doesn't stop once Halloween is over. Imagine your child using the bow and arrow in a school play, practicing pretend ninja stances in the living room, or teaming up with friends wearing different color ninja uniforms. The green gi stands out in a group while still tying into the larger ninja theme. It's the kind of costume that sparks creativity over and over, long after the candy bag is empty.

At the end of the day, the Jungle Strike Ninja Costume is just plain fun. It's got the full gi, a hidden ninja pocket, the hood and mask for that mysterious vibe, and enough weapons to keep kids busy for hours. It's a costume with history, with cultural meaning, and with tons of play value built right in. If you're looking for something that's durable, unique, and makes kids feel like the hero of their own ninja adventure, this is it.

Jungle Strike Ninja Costume Highlights

• Complete green ninja gi set with jacket, pants, gauntlets, hood, and mask
• Made from a 55% cotton and 45% polyester blend that's both tough and comfy
• Hidden shuriken pocket in the jacket for stashing ninja stars or secret treasures
• Plastic weapon set includes a sword with scabbard, bow and arrow, and two ninja stars
• Green color gives kids a unique spin on the classic ninja look while symbolizing growth and harmony
• Perfect for Halloween, school plays, martial arts demos, or everyday ninja adventures
• Machine washable fabric so it's easy to clean and ready for the next mission

What comes included in the Jungle Strike Ninja Costume set?

The Jungle Strike Ninja Costume comes with everything kids need for a full ninja look. Inside the package you'll find a green ninja gi jacket, matching pants, arm gauntlets, a mask, and a hood. To complete the set, it also includes a sword with a scabbard, a bow and arrow, and two ninja stars. This way, kids get both the full uniform and the accessories to make playtime even more exciting.

• Green ninja gi jacket
• Matching pants with waist and leg ties
• Arm gauntlets
• Mask and hood
• Sword with scabbard
• Bow and arrow set
• Two plastic ninja stars

Is this a real ninja gi or just a costume?

It is a real ninja-style gi designed to double as a costume. The jacket, pants, and ties are made like authentic martial arts uniforms, so kids can wear it for both dress-up and beginner training. Unlike thin one-use costumes, this gi is sturdy enough for repeated wear.

What fabric is the uniform made from?

The gi is made from a 55 percent cotton and 45 percent polyester blend. This middle weight fabric is breathable, soft, and durable enough to handle active play. Cotton gives comfort, while polyester helps the uniform hold its shape and makes washing easier.

Does the jacket really have a hidden shuriken pocket?

Yes. The jacket includes a small hidden pocket where kids can stash their ninja stars or small treasures. It is a fun detail that adds to the costume's authenticity and gives children a place to tuck away their props during play.

What plastic weapons come with the costume?

The set includes a safe but exciting collection of ninja weapons. Kids get a plastic sword with a scabbard, two ninja stars, and a bow and arrow set. Each piece is lightweight and designed for pretend play, so children can act out their own ninja adventures safely.

Can this green ninja costume be used for martial arts practice?

Yes, the uniform is built like a real gi and can be used for light martial arts training. The jacket and pants are stitched for durability and movement. Always check with your dojo instructor for uniform color rules, since some schools require white gis for class or testing.

What does the color green symbolize in Japanese culture?

In Japanese culture, green is connected to nature, growth, and harmony. It represents renewal and vitality, qualities that fit well with the image of a young ninja still learning and adapting. Wearing a green gi combines practical camouflage with cultural symbolism.

How should the Jungle Strike Ninja Costume be washed and cared for?

The uniform is machine washable. Wash it in cold water on a gentle cycle with similar colors. Avoid bleach or harsh detergents. Hang dry or tumble on low heat for best results. Turning the jacket and pants inside out helps protect the color.

• Wash: cold, gentle cycle
• Dry: hang or tumble low
• Avoid: bleach and high heat
• Tip: turn inside out before washing

Can both boys and girls wear the Jungle Strike Ninja Costume?

Yes. The gi is unisex, just like traditional martial arts uniforms. Both boys and girls can wear it comfortably, and the adjustable waist and ties make it easy to fit a variety of body types. The bold green color makes it a fun choice for any child who wants to look like a ninja.

Any defective costumes purchased between September 1st and October 30th must be returned before Halloween in order to receive a refund. After October 30, costumes purchased between these dates may only be returned for exchange of the same item.

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