Quick answer: the Itachi Uchiha costume costs 59.99 euros for the Akatsuki cloak and the slashed headband, 69.99 euros with three kunai and the ring, and 79.99 euros for the full set with a necklace. It comes in adult sizes S to XXL and in two kids sizes, 135 and 155 cm, at the same price. The wig is sold separately at 29.99 euros. The listing is rated 4.9/5 from 14 reviews.
If you want a Halloween costume you can put on in one minute, this is it. A cloak that zips up the front, a headband you tie behind your head, and you are Itachi, over your own jeans and sweater. No makeup required, no haori sliding off your shoulders, no wig needed. Here is what each option includes, which size to pick, and the few details that make the difference if you want to go further.
What does the Itachi costume include, and how much is it?
For 59.99 euros you get the long black Akatsuki cloak with red clouds and the Hidden Leaf headband slashed through the middle, the mark of a rogue ninja. The two bundles add props: 10 euros more for three kunai and Itachi's red ring, 20 euros more to add a shuriken and a red cloud pendant on a cord.
The options on the listing, prices checked on October 17:
| Option | Price | What you get | Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cloak and headband | 59.99 euros | Akatsuki cloak, slashed headband | S to XXL, kids 135 and 155 cm |
| Cloak, headband, kunai and ring | 69.99 euros | the same, plus 3 kunai and Itachi's ring | same sizes |
| Full set with necklace | 79.99 euros | the same, plus a shuriken and a cloud pendant | same sizes |
| Wig only | 29.99 euros | long black hair in a low ponytail | one size, adjustable |
My take as the seller: the 69.99 euro bundle is the smart buy. Itachi's ring costs 14.99 euros on its own, so the 10 euro difference pays for the ring and throws in the kunai. As for customer feedback, Alberto in Mexico sums up what we read most often: "the colours are vivid and all the accessories listed are there". Nuria in Spain describes the fabric as "comfortable and soft" for the price.
Why is Itachi the easiest anime costume to wear?
Because the whole character fits in one piece. The Akatsuki cloak is long, zips up the front and goes over whatever you are already wearing. Put it on, tie the headband, done. No other outfit in our range needs this little preparation to be recognised.
Compare with a Demon Slayer cosplay: you need a haori that stays on your shoulders, often a brightly coloured wig, sometimes a sword. Itachi is recognised by the black cloak with red clouds, which plenty of people know without ever having watched Naruto. The high collar hides the lower half of the face, handy if you would rather skip makeup. And the cut is unisex; the listing sells it without any distinction.
One last, very practical argument: at the end of October, evenings are cold. A long cloak over a sweater is a costume that survives trick-or-treating or an outdoor party without shivering.
Which size, and is there an Itachi costume for kids?
Yes, which is rare: Itachi comes in two kids sizes, 135 and 155 cm, at the same price as adult sizes, plus adult S to XXL. The cloak runs loose. Take your usual size, and size up for a child who is between two sizes: long sleeves roll up, a cloak that is too short cannot be fixed.
Reviews agree. Alberto writes that it was "a bit big, but that can be fixed", Valeria in Italy found it "the right size". A French customer bought it for her son and writes that he "really likes it". Itachi is one of only three costumes in our range cut for kids, along with Muichiro, whose costume we covered in detail, and Obanai. All the measurements are in our guide to anime costumes in kids sizes.
Do you need the Itachi wig?
Not for a party. If your hair is dark, the headband is enough. The Itachi wig, 29.99 euros, has the long black hair tied in a low ponytail, with the two strands framing the face. It is what turns the outfit from "costume" into "cosplay" in photos.
It is rated 4.9/5 from 9 reviews, with one honest reservation. Anna in Hungary: "the length is enough to customise the ponytail and the front". Ursula in Germany gives it 4 out of 5: a little small for her head, and the wig cap shows between the strands. If you have a large head, wear a black wig cap underneath. And skip the "wig and headband" option at 34.99 euros: the headband already comes with the costume.
The details that make it Itachi: slashed headband, ring, under-eye lines
Three details take you from "an Akatsuki member" to "Itachi": the slash on the headband, the ring with the kanji 朱, and the two lines under the eyes. All three take less than five minutes.
The costume headband already has the horizontal scratch that marks Hidden Leaf deserters. The red ring bears the kanji 朱, "vermilion", and Itachi wears it on his right ring finger; we explained what every kanji means in our article on the Akatsuki rings. Then the face: Itachi has two marked lines under his eyes, thirty seconds with a brown or grey pencil. In the game image above you can also see his dark purple nail polish, a detail few cosplayers think of.
For the Sharingan's red eyes, I would steer you away from coloured contact lenses bought on a whim for a single night: if you really want them, go through an optician. The costume reads perfectly well without them.
Click the image to watch the Itachi's Story trailer on the VIZ Media channel.
Why is Itachi back in the spotlight in 2026?
Because Naruto has just reopened its calendar. On October 10, 2026, at New York Comic Con, Bandai Namco and Shueisha launched Project Rasengan, a roadmap of Naruto projects running from 2027 to 2029. Masashi Kishimoto announced a new manga there, NARUTO: SHADOW RISING, and the NARUTO CARD GAME launches worldwide in June 2027.
The same panel revealed a four-episode anime crossover, NARUTO x NINKŪ, and the worldwide release of the Naruto mobile game, until now limited to China. None of this is about Itachi directly, and the manga has no date yet: details are promised at Jump Festa on December 19 and 20. But a series that announces three years of projects brings all its characters back into the conversation, Itachi included. We broke down what is confirmed in our article on NARUTO: SHADOW RISING.
Click the image to watch the Project Rasengan trailer on the VIZ Media channel.
Who is Itachi Uchiha, for newcomers?
Itachi Uchiha is Sasuke's older brother in Naruto, Masashi Kishimoto's manga. A prodigy of the Uchiha clan, he leaves the village after the massacre of his clan, which he carried out himself, and joins the Akatsuki, the organisation in red-cloud cloaks, as Kisame's partner. He spends most of the series as a villain before the truth about his past turns the character upside down.
That reversal is what gives him a special place among readers. Naruto Shippuden even gave him a full arc about his youth, Itachi's Story, which VIZ Media promoted with the trailer below. If you have never seen the series, one gesture sums him up: two fingers tapped on Sasuke's forehead, with a "sorry, Sasuke".
Click the image to watch the extended Itachi's Story trailer on the VIZ Media channel.
Ordering for Halloween: the honest shipping times
Allow up to 12 working days for delivery, longer depending on the country and the local carrier. An order placed up to October 20 can arrive for the 31st, with no guarantee to the day. From October 20, it will no longer arrive for Halloween: aim for November parties and winter conventions instead, where the Akatsuki cloak works just as well as on October 31.
Shipping is free to the 53 European countries and costs 3.99 euros elsewhere. The rest of our Halloween outfits are in the anime Halloween costumes collection, and to compare the anime costumes people recognise fastest, our anime Halloween costume guide covers them all.
Anime visuals ©Masashi Kishimoto/Scott/Shueisha, TV Tokyo, Pierrot, published by VIZ Media; game visuals ©Bandai Namco Entertainment, ©Masashi Kishimoto/Scott/Shueisha, TV Tokyo, Pierrot.
