The Mandalorian is the single most popular Star Wars Halloween costume of the streaming era, and for good reason: the silhouette does all the work. Helmet, cape, armor plates — even a partial build reads instantly. But there’s one detail that separates a good Mando costume from a great one, and it isn’t the beskar. It’s the blaster on your hip. Here’s how to pick the right one for the Mandalorian you’re playing.
Din Djarin: The IB-94 Is the Answer
If you’re going as the Mandalorian, his sidearm is the IB-94 blaster pistol — the long-barreled, bird’s-head profile you see in every promo shot. Our IB-94 replica with the Mythosaur emblem ($49) is the crowd favorite — rated 4.8★ by over 60 collectors and cosplayers. There’s also a Mudhorn-signet version if you want your clan affiliation on the grip.
Pair it with a plain hooded poncho over dark layers and you have a credible bounty hunter even without a helmet.
The Season 3 Look
For the most current take on Din’s kit, the Mandalorian Season 3 blaster replica ($59) is our single most-reviewed Star Wars prop — 4.8★ across 120+ reviews. If you only buy one prop for a Mando costume, this is the safe pick: it photographs beautifully and everyone at the party has seen it on screen.
Bo-Katan: Twin Westar-35s
Going as the Lady of Mandalore? Bo-Katan Kryze carries paired Westar-35 pistols, and the costume really wants both. The Bo-Katan Westar-35 replica ($49) is rated 5★ by 50 buyers, and it comes in several finishes — graphite & blue, graphite & green, silver & brown — so your pair can match your armor accents. Order both at once so the finishes come from the same batch.
Budget Build: The Westar-88
Assembling a family group costume, or need a fourth blaster for the squad? The Westar-88 no-optics variant ($43) is the least expensive way to put a convincing Mandalorian-style sidearm in someone’s hand. It’s the one our cosplayer is aiming in the photo above.
Which Blaster for Which Mandalorian?
- Din Djarin (classic): IB-94 Mythosaur — $49
- Din Djarin (current): Season 3 blaster — $59
- Bo-Katan: two Westar-35s — $49 each
- Budget / group builds: Westar-88 no-optics — $43
Browse the full Star Wars blaster collection for more options, including rifles if your Mando carries long.
Order Timing for Halloween
Every replica is 3D-printed and hand-finished to order. If you need yours for Halloween night or an October convention, order early in the month and check current production and shipping times at checkout — don’t count on last-week delivery. US and worldwide shipping are available.
FAQ
Are these firing replicas or airsoft? Neither — they’re non-firing, 3D-printed display and cosplay props of fictional weapons. No moving internals, no projectiles.
Will the blaster fit a standard cosplay holster? They’re 1:1 screen-scale, so holsters built for the character’s prop dimensions fit. For a party, a simple belt loop or drop-leg strap works fine.
Can kids carry them trick-or-treating? They’re display props, and we recommend adult supervision and following local rules on replica props in public. For street trick-or-treating, keeping the blaster holstered — or leaving it for the party — is the courteous move.
Safety note: always transport props in a bag or case, follow local rules on replica props in public spaces, and respect venue peace-bonding policies at conventions.
