Los Angeles Halloween costume shops grouped by neighborhood, with addresses, phone numbers and websites. Which ones do you need to call ahead before you go.
Four of the businesses in this guide share one stretch of West Magnolia Boulevard in Burbank, at street numbers 2921 to 3315. The other eight are spread from Topanga Canyon to San Pedro, and they range from vintage racks to a film costume house that dates itself to 1912.
Los Angeles Halloween costume shops split by function. Some sell costumes, and others rent them. At least one takes Halloween customers by appointment only. Below, twelve shops are grouped by neighborhood, each with an address, phone number and website. Hours change in October, so call before you drive. Facts come from each shop’s own site where one was available.
Halloween Costume Shops in Topanga Canyon
Hidden Treasures
Hidden Treasures describes itself as a vintage clothing, resale and antiques store, and Time Out lists it among costume shops because it stocks Halloween costumes year-round. Time Out also says much of the vintage on its racks costs under $30.
- Address: 154 S Topanga Canyon Blvd, Topanga, CA 90290
- Phone: (310) 455-2998
- Website: hiddentreasurestopanga.com
Hollywood and Los Feliz
Adele’s of Hollywood
Time Out says Adele’s has been open since 1945 as a family-owned shop that rents and sells costumes. Its own site lists adult rentals and custom-made Santa Claus suits. Discover Los Angeles describes the shop as tucked behind gates on a second floor.
- Address: 5034 Hollywood Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90027
- Phone: (323) 663-2231
- Website: adelescostumes.com
Hollywood Toys & Costumes
Hollywood Toys & Costumes says it has been open since 1950 and carries more than 3,000 licensed costumes and accessories. Time Out reports that Tim Burton credited the store as a childhood inspiration when he received his Walk of Fame star outside it in 2024.
- Address: 6600 Hollywood Blvd, Hollywood, CA 90028
- Phone: (323) 464-4444
- Website: hollywoodtoysandcostumes.com
Halloween Costume Shops in Burbank’s Magnolia Park
These four businesses are on West Magnolia Boulevard, listed by street number.
Halloween Town and Halloween Town Costumes
The original Halloween Town at 2921 sells props and decor, along with gifts and books, according to the company’s site. The costume store six doors away at 3021 carries costumes, wigs, makeup and masks, including for stage and film productions. The company says it has been in business for over 25 years and asks customers to call for store hours.
- Addresses: 2921 W Magnolia Blvd (original store) and 3021 W Magnolia Blvd (costumes), Burbank, CA 91505
- Phone: (818) 848-3642 (original store) and (818) 848-3644 (costumes)
- Website: halloweentownstore.com
Playclothes
Playclothes describes itself as a 4,500 square foot shop of vintage clothing and home goods from the 1920s to the 2000s. Its costume rental catalog is organized by era and theme, with categories that run from the 1920s to pirates and westerns. Time Out calls it a favorite of costume designers.
- Address: 3100 W Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
- Phone: (818) 557-8447
- Website: playclothesvintage.com
Junk For Joy
Junk For Joy says it has been family owned and operated since 1976 and specializes in vintage deadstock clothing and accessories from the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s. Its site says it serves studio wardrobe departments and costume designers, among others, and will build a costume to a customer’s budget.
- Address: 3314 W Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
- Phone: (818) 569-0277
- Website: junkforjoy.com
It’s a Wrap!
It’s a Wrap! resells clothing worn in film and television productions. Spectrum News reported in 2022 that a production code on each price tag identifies the production that used the item, and Time Out lists Star Trek uniforms among the stock.
- Address: 3315 W Magnolia Blvd, Burbank, CA 91505
- Phone: (818) 567-7366
- Website: itsawraphollywood.com
San Fernando Valley and Northeast Los Angeles
Western Costume Company
Western Costume says it dates to 1912 and is the largest costume house in the United States, with eight miles of rental stock. Time Out reports that Halloween costumes are offered by appointment only. The company’s site also promotes its Early Halloween collection, which despite the name is a vintage clothing collection of thousands of pieces from the 1920s to the 1980s that came from a legacy home in New York.
- Address: 11041 Vanowen St, North Hollywood, CA 91605
- Phone: (818) 760-0900
- Website: westerncostume.com
Kreepy Halloween
Time Out describes Kreepy Halloween as a Halloween superstore with costumes for adults, children and infants. It lists two stores: 2905 Los Feliz Boulevard, which Time Out places in Atwater Village, and 13730 Riverside Drive in Sherman Oaks.
- Addresses: 2905 Los Feliz Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90039, and 13730 Riverside Dr, Sherman Oaks, CA
- Website: kreepyhalloween.com
Etoile Costume & Party Center
Etoile’s site says it was established in 1988 and sells costumes, accessories, wigs, makeup and decorations year-round. Time Out says the store offers rental and retail costumes for men, women, children, infants and pets.
- Address: 18849 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana, CA 91356
- Phone: (818) 343-3701
- Website: etoilela.com
Downtown Los Angeles
The Feather Place
The Feather Place runs a designer feather showroom downtown that its site describes as suited to film and TV wardrobe and costume work, with bulk quantities available for production runs. The site lists feather wings, masks and boas among its products and invites visitors to shop in person.
- Address: 719 S Los Angeles St, Suite 602, Los Angeles, CA 90014
- Phone: (213) 291-3253
- Website: zuckerfeather.com
South Bay
Behind the Scenes Costumes
Time Out says Behind the Scenes Costumes stocks Halloween standards along with 18th century costumes, Venetian masks, and pirate and steampunk looks. The shop is in the Centre Street Lofts building, and Time Out lists its hours as seasonal and asks visitors to call.
- Address: 285 W 6th St, Suite 102, San Pedro, CA 90731
- Phone: (310) 521-9000
- Website: behindthescenescostumes.com
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Frequently asked questions
Which of these shops should I call before visiting?
Western Costume Company’s Halloween costumes are by appointment only, according to Time Out. Behind the Scenes Costumes lists seasonal hours and asks visitors to call. Halloween Town and Playclothes both ask customers to call for holiday hours.
Which of these shops rent costumes instead of selling them?
Playclothes publishes a costume rental catalog, and Western Costume Company rents from its stock. Adele’s of Hollywood and Etoile list both rentals and sales. Ask each shop about rental fees and return terms.
What is the Early Halloween collection at Western Costume?
It is a vintage clothing collection, not a seasonal sale. Western Costume’s site says it came from a legacy home in New York and holds thousands of authentic pieces from the 1920s to the 1980s. The site invites visitors to see it in person.
Can visitors shop in person at The Feather Place?
The site says visitors can shop in person at its Los Angeles showroom, which it lists as open Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 5:30pm Pacific. Saturday visits are by appointment, and the showroom is listed as closed Sunday.
