Coolest Homemade Mr. T Halloween Costume Idea If you grew up watching the A-Team, you know who Mr. T is! If not, you probably caught the A-Team movie that came out earlier this year… After coming up with the homemade Mr. T Halloween costume idea, I decided to look online to see if there were … Read more

I PIDDY THE FOOL. This homemade Mr. T costume was a BLAST! Everyone stopped and spoke to my son over this costume. A few younger kids didn’t know who Mr.T was but the older children and adults loved this costume. My husband and myself were “A” team fans and I guess we have passed this … Read more

Mr. T and his girl costume…”I pity the fool” that does not love this homemade costume. The hardest part is painting your face. I gathered up some army cargo pants, red tight shirt, weight training belt, army boots that laced up, and all the gold bling for the perfect Mr. T!!! You can NEVER have … Read more

It took me over a month to grow my beard, I used rope painted gold for most of the chains. Painter’s bib and brace for dungarees dyed several times, once pink. Plimsoles that were too small, clip on earrings that left me scarred for life. Brown face paint (several layers as I am pretty pale). … Read more

Mr. T is my idol for so many different reasons. Not only is his look one of the most recognizable and iconic looks ever, he is a great role model and stands for what’s good and decent in this world. When I decided on a Homemade Mr. T Costume , I broke it down to … Read more

I pity da fool who wastes money on store-bought costumes like a sucka! The A-Team was my and my husband’s favorite TV show as kids. I worshiped B.A. “Bad Attitude” Baracus in a manner most of my friends reserved for Debbie Gibson and NKOTB. So when our first child’s first Halloween came around, we were … Read more

I went to an 80’s hockey team fundraiser costume party. Won first prize for the Mr. T Costume. My Mr. T took a lot of paint and a whole lot of patients to make it work. I am 6 foot 1″ white guy trying to pull off one of the toughest dudes in the world. … Read more

This is what you need to make this Mr T Costume: Bald cap was purchased from a costume shop Hair and beard is furry material bought from a fabric store Brown face paint was sourced from a art supply store Glasses and jewelery were sourced from a $2 shop Gloves are fingerless gym gloves Earring … Read more

For my son’s first Halloween, I wanted to come up with a really original and creative idea. Because his name is Theodore, everyone called him Mr. T. So, I thought I would make him a Homemade Mr. T Baby Costume for Halloween! I bought some cheap camouflage material and made some simple pants with an … Read more

My name is Lindsay and for a costume golf tournament a few years ago I decided to go as Mr. T. Being female, I felt that my biggest challenge was figuring out how I could even try to begin to mimic Mr. T’s body. I ordered a fake chest online and built the rest of … Read more

You don’t really need a stage by stage tutorial on making this Mr. T costume, since it is mostly just accessories piled together. All I did, was bought a yellow baby bib and some fake chains from a craft store (the homecoming mum chains and charms are the best for this). On the front side … Read more

I made this Mr. T Halloween costume using a bald cap, a sponge cut into a Mohawk, faux fur to make the hair and beard. I then took a foam visor and glued gold rope yarn to it to create the appearance of a think gold necklace. I used brown theatrical make up to change … Read more