Quick answer: the Jinx costume costs 139.99 euros on its own, in adult sizes XS to XXL, and 199.99 euros with the braided wig. The blue wig, about 90 cm long, also sells separately at 69.99 euros, 24 in stock. The cloud tattoos are drawn with a kohl pencil. Prices checked on October 22, listings rated 4.9/5 across 23 and 27 reviews.
Of all the costumes we ship, Jinx is the one that comes back with the best customer photos. No mystery there: blue braids down to the knees, a bustier, striped trousers and cloud tattoos, the silhouette reads from across a party. Here is what the Arcane outfit includes, which size to pick according to the people who wear it, and what delivery still allows before October 31, with no sugar-coating.
The stare that launched the show. Click the image for the season 1 trailer, on the Netflix channel.
What does the Jinx costume include, and how much does it cost?
The listing offers three options in the dropdown: the costume alone at 139.99 euros, the costume and wig bundle at 199.99 euros, and the wig alone at 69.99 euros. Sizes run from XS to XXL, and prices were checked on the listing this October 22. The wig also has a dedicated listing at 69.99 euros, with 24 pieces in stock.
| Option | Price | Contents | Sizes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Costume only | 139.99 euros | bustier, striped trousers with elastic waist, arm straps, gloves | XS to XXL |
| Costume and wig | 199.99 euros | the full outfit plus the braided blue wig | XS to XXL |
| Wig only | 69.99 euros | blue wig about 90 cm long, fringe and braids to adjust | one size |
The parts list comes from reviews as much as from the photos: the trousers have a forgiving elastic waist, the arm straps adjust, and gloves are included. A Mexican customer sums it up after delivery: the arm straps were a little loose on him, "one extra hole and it's sorted". Boots are not included; flat chunky-soled boots do the job, Jinx wears nothing shiny on her feet.
Which size should you pick for the Jinx costume?
Take your usual size if you have a slim build, and one size up if you have a larger chest: that is the most consistent feedback across the listing's 23 reviews. A Dutch customer who is 164 cm confirms the S "sits just fine and is also very comfortable".
For taller frames, that is what customer support is for: another Dutch customer, 176 cm and 62 kg, asked us before ordering, went with an L, and writes that "the cosplay arrived perfect". On the chest question, a British customer preferred to size up because the S was too tight, and a German customer gives fair warning with a smile: the bustier lets larger chests peek out a little, "but that's the character's design, I love it". None of this exists in kids sizes, adult XS is the floor: for a family outing, our kids anime costume guide lists what actually exists from 110 to 155 cm.
How do you wear Jinx's blue braids?
The wig measures a little over 90 cm: an American customer who is 165 cm sees it reach his knees, which is the right length for the character. It arrives braided, but almost everyone re-braids it on arrival, and that is normal: a French customer finds it "light, with a truly immaculate blue", and still plans to redo the braids. A Polish customer notes the fibre has volume out of the bag, "the braids look full after I rebraided them", no crimping needed.
The braid and the cloud tattoos, in plain sight. Click the image for Fortiche's Get Jinxed making of, on the Riot Games Music channel.
Three workshop tips. Braid in front of a mirror starting high behind the ears, Jinx's braids start almost at the crown. Do not pull too tight near the base, the fibre marks. And if you want the length from the show rather than the wig's, a Mexican customer gives the committed perfectionist's method: "if you want Jinx's ideal length, buy two wigs" and blend the second one into the braids. At 69.99 euros each, that is an enthusiast's choice, not a requirement: at 90 cm, nobody will question you. A Spanish customer simply warns that at this length, the wig carries real weight by the end of the night.
How do you recreate Jinx's tattoos and makeup?
Two stacked clouds on the right shoulder and a swirl on the flank, that is all recognition requires. In the show these tattoos are blue-grey; a kohl pencil or a temporary tattoo marker draws them in ten minutes, and a mist of setting spray keeps them alive all night. Work from a reference image, the clouds have a precise, almost cartoon outline.
The season 2 smeared makeup. Click the image for the season 2 trailer, on the Netflix channel.
For the face, the eyes do all the work: a thick black liner stroke, then pink or red shadow blended wide, up to the brow bone. The season 2 version adds the black streaks running down the cheeks, easy to place with liquid liner and very photogenic. The character's pink eyes are the only optional item: for a first convention, sort the wig out first and leave contact lenses for later, that is the advice we repeat to every customer who hesitates.
Jinx season 1 or season 2: which version should you wear?
Season 1, no hesitation, that is the one everyone recognises: the two knee-length braids, the bustier, the striped trousers. It is the version this listing reproduces. Season 2 moves the character on: darker strands, running makeup, and in episode 8, Jinx cuts her braids off. Designer Matthieu Gouget de Landres explains in the show's artbook that the directors wanted to lighten the character for the final hoverboard scene, the braids being "just one more thing we had to worry about".
Ashnikko in Paint The Town Blue, Jinx's season 2 anthem. Click the image for the video, on the Netflix channel.
If you are set on the season 2 version, the costume is still the right base: keep the wig unbraided and loose, load up the eye makeup, add the streaks on the cheeks. Our season 2 trailer recap gathers the reference shots to model it on. And if you are going out as a pair, the duo that lands is still Jinx and Vi, the two sisters the show spends nine episodes pulling apart.
Arcane is over, is the Jinx costume outdated?
No, and the show's numbers say why. Arcane wrapped in two seasons, by design of its creators Christian Linke and Alex Yee, but it won two Emmy Awards for best animated program: in 2022 for season 1, a first for a streaming series, then in 2025 for the season 2 episode The Dirt Under Your Nails, doubled that year by the Emmy for sound editing. Season 1 turns five on November 6, 2026, and Riot Games is developing the next chapters of its animated universe in other regions of Runeterra, Noxus first, with no date announced yet.
The shark bomb, cousin of the Fishbones rocket launcher. Click the image for Get Jinxed, the 2013 video on the League of Legends channel, already animated by Fortiche.
The character herself has over a decade of service: Jinx joined League of Legends in 2013 with the Get Jinxed video, the first collaboration between Riot and the Paris studio Fortiche, the same one that would animate Arcane eight years later. In between, the Enemy opening by Imagine Dragons and J.I.D passed 1.8 billion streams on Spotify. A costume built on that back catalogue does not go out of style in one season.
Powder in the middle of the band. Click the image for the Enemy video, on the ImagineDragonsVEVO channel.
Ordering now: delivery times, honestly
It is October 22, so let us say it plainly: count up to 12 working days for delivery, an order placed today arrives in early November, not by the 31st. We would rather tell you before you buy than read your disappointment in a review.
The good news is that Jinx is the opposite of a throwaway outfit: November and December costume parties, winter conventions, the show's fifth anniversary on November 6, and next year's October 31. The braids can be practised tonight in front of a mirror, they are the part of the costume that takes the most training and they cost nothing. Shipping is free across 53 European countries, no minimum. The same delivery times apply to the whole Halloween costume collection, and to compare calmly before your next convention, our guide to manga costumes for October 31 ranks the ten that get recognised fastest.
Visuals ©Riot Games, Fortiche Production; stills from the Netflix, League of Legends, Riot Games Music and ImagineDragonsVEVO channels.
