Q&A for How to Make a Robin Costume

If you know of the show "Teen Titans GO," there is an episode where all the Robins unite. Search for it on YouTube. In this episode there are about four different Robins, you can simply screenshot the video to get your reference picture.

You might not be able to make a completely strapless mask, although I think some transparent elastic would appear practically invisible from a distance. Another method is making a duct tape mask formed to fit your face (make sure the duct tape is black). Do not coat the side that will attach to your face with duct tape. This way, the mask will stick to your face, I don't know for how long though, or if it will leave any marks after removal.

Simply watch some of the movies or shows that feature Robin and find out which Robin is your favorite.

You could use a wig, dye your hair, use hair chalk or spray color, or you could just not change your hair at all. Cosplay is about having fun, so get creative with it!

With a sewing maching or a needle, you have to measure two or three centimeters (on the top, up to down) where the collar will go and sew. You have to measure your neck and cut the fabric that long from left to right for the collar.

You could, but any time I've cosplayed as Robin, I used Pros-Aide to stick it right on my face.

Yes, that would work. You could sew a sleeveless red top and red briefs together (or purchase a sleeveless red unitard), then attach the sleeves and legs.

Yes, this is exactly how I made mine though I was using a women's bodysuit pattern. I used the Yaya pattern and there is a male version of that, if that helps.

Find several pictures of that specific mask from a few different angles. If you wish to try to make it yourself, just try to hold a strip of black cloth around your head to measure it, then cut that strip in the right length so it fits snugly around your head with a couple extra inches for attachment. From there, you can attach the ends of the fabric together by either sewing or possibly hot gluing. Trim and cut out eyeholes according to how it fits your face, using the pictures you found earlier as a reference. Alternatively, if you look up a bandit costume mask, you will find that many types look extremely similar to Burt Ward's mask, and might be conveniently available at a costume shop.