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Most listed robot costumes are made from 100% polyester. Many designs also use other materials for shaping and detail — for example foam, felt, soft-sculpted fiberfill padding, and molded plastic for masks or rigid pieces.

Size options range from toddler through kids and adult. Example age ranges shown include 2–5 years and 5–12 years for children, and some listings are marked 18 years and up for adults. Check the specific product listing for exact size details.

Common components include a tunic or jumpsuit plus headwear. Many sets also include gloves and boot covers; some listings additionally include pants, masks, wings, or hoods.

Some masks cover the entire face and use mesh-covered eye openings, which allow limited vision. Other headpieces provide larger face openings, leaving the face more exposed and offering better visibility.

Costumes use molded or padded elements — such as soft-sculpted fiberfill, foam-backed boot covers, and muscle-style jumpsuit torsos — to produce a muscular or character-shaped robotic appearance.

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