Toddler Girl Pirate Costume
There are lots of choices when picking pirate costumes for girls. Your little girl might want a saucy sort of buccaneer look, or she might go for the cute little pirate look. Whatever suits her fancy, there is a costume to fit!
High Seas Buccaneer Girl Toddler Costume
First, there’s the classic buccaneer. If you can teach her to say “aargh”, she’ll floor them all.
This charming buccaneer costume includes everything you need for the complete pirate look, starting with the base of a red and black striped dress with polyester sleeves and attached brown vest. Add to that the belt with the gold buckle, the red bandana, the tricorn pirate hat and matching faux-leather boot tops, and you’re all set!
Comes in Sizes 24M-2T and 3-4T.
Tights and shoes not included.
Reviewers raved about this costume for their 2, 3 and 4 year olds.
There is a boys costume available in this same style, and you can find many other toddler pirate costume ideas online as well.
For the less tomboyish little girl there’s this Lil’ Pirate Cutie costume.
Featuring a sweet white, black and red dress with white sleeves and fringe trim on the front of the skirt, the outfit also includes a red and black headpiece with gold trim and crossbones detail, and a black, gold-trimmed belt. The skull and crossbones motif is featured throughout the costume.
Available in Toddler size 2T-4T, as well as Child Small (4-6).
Fabric is polyester (exclusive of trim), and may be hand washed and hung to dry.
The Shoes and Tights pictured are not included.
Precious Lil’ Pirate
New for 2010, this costume is simply adorable!
Based on a black dress with a white, peasant-style top and an attached red belt, the ensemble also includes a red bandana, a pair of black boot tops with gold trim, and a pair of red and white striped tights.
Sword and Shoes are not included (boot tops go over shoes).
Comes in Toddler and Child sizes 3-4 and Small 4-6.
Fabric is polyester – hand wash and line dry.
There is a long tradition of female pirates, with Anne Bonney (or Bonny) being the most famous. Many of them lived during the Elizabethan era, which some refer to as the Golden Age of Piracy.
For something more whimsical, check out this video of the song “Pirates Girl Nine” by They Might Be Giants.