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Futurama Adult Bender Costume

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Items Included
  • Tunic w/ Attached Head
  • Pants
  • Hoop
Product Highlights
  • 100% polyester
  • Grey polyfoam tunic top with plastic hoop in shoulders for shaping
  • Foam Bender headpiece attached to top of tunic with mesh screen for vision at the mouth
  • Grey elastic waist pants w/ foam boot covers shaped like Bender's feet
  • Exclusively made by us
  • Officially licensed
Size Chart
Runs Small
Slightly Small
True To Size
Slightly Large
Runs Large
Size Measurement Standard Metric
Standard Chest 56" 142cm
Standard Sleeve Length 22" 56cm
Standard Top Length (from shoulders) 28" 71cm
Standard Pant Waist 36" - 48" 91cm - 122cm
Standard Inseam 29 1/2" 75cm
Standard Pant Length 42" 107cm
Standard Attached Foot Cover Length 5" 13cm
Size Measurement Standard Metric
X-Large Chest 60" 152cm
X-Large Sleeve Length 22" 56cm
X-Large Top Length (from shoulders) 28 1/2" 72cm
X-Large Pant Waist 40" - 52" 102cm - 132cm
X-Large Inseam 29" 74cm
X-Large Pant Length 42" 107cm
X-Large Attached Foot Cover Length 5" 13cm
Product Description

So, you have to attend a work holiday party, and it’s costume themed. That’s a tricky situation. On top of that, you will be the highest ranking person there, so you need to set a precedent about how wild everything can get.

Well, we have one suggestion for you, and we think you might roll with us on this--you seem like a pretty chill corporate managerial-type. Pull up to the conference center of the local hotel franchise in this Futurama Adult Bender Costume and make sure the party gets turned up real quickly. We mean, if you want everyone--and we mean everyone--to have such a great time that they can never tell their significant others about it, then this costume is the way to go. Once those in their demure vampire costumes and average wizard robes see you in this hard drinking, cigar smoking, loud-mouthing robot outfit, they will know exactly where this company party is going. You’ll instantly become the cool manager, the fun office leader, the beloved senior executive that everyone hoped you would be.

This officially licensed costume will help you get the party started, though you may need to practice the instantly recognizable Bender voice. Complete with a detailed tunic, matching pants, and boot covers, this costume is exactly what you need to make a potentially boring office party fun, just like the real Bender does with the crew of the Planet Express! We...uhhh...can’t make any promises about how Corporate will react to all of this, but we think you can smooth it all over in the morning.

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Questions & Answers 

Q: My chest is about 41". Will the costume be oversized, or is it supposed to be? (1 Answer)
Asked by Jesse | October 8, 2026
Monster Responds...
The oversized look is intentional here since the tunic is built around a plastic hoop in the shoulders to give Bender his signature cylindrical robot shape. The Standard size has a 56" chest measurement, so with a 41" chest you'd have plenty of room inside, which is exactly how it's meant to fit. Comparing your measurements to our size chart is the best way to confirm which size works best for you.
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Q: Is the standard size a one-size-fits-all? (1 Answer)
Asked by Jesse | October 6, 2026
Monster Responds...
This costume is sized, not one-size-fits-all. The Standard size has a 56" chest and an elastic pant waist that stretches from 36" to 48", so fit depends on your measurements. Comparing your chest and waist to our size chart is the surest way to find the right size.
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Q: How will I know if the standard size will fit me? (1 Answer)
Asked by Jesse | October 6, 2026
Monster Responds...
The Standard size has a 56" chest, a pant waist that stretches from 36" to 48", a 42" pant length, and a 29.5" inseam. Measure your chest at its fullest point and your natural waist, then compare those numbers to the chart to see which size lines up best.
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Q: Would it be possible to have the door swing open on the chest part and have it open to the inside of the costume? Also can you add some velcro around it so it will shut and open? Or would I need to pay a tailor to do that? (1 Answer)
Asked by David | September 29, 2026
Monster Responds...
That's a fun idea, but the tunic top is made from grey polyfoam with a plastic hoop inside the shoulders for shaping, so adding a functional door panel with velcro would require cutting into the foam structure. That kind of modification is beyond what the costume is built for out of the box, so a tailor or costumer with foam-working experience would be your best bet for pulling it off cleanly.
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Q: Are the hoops supposed to make the head stand up? If so how to used them to keep the head from falling (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | October 19, 2025
Monster Responds...
The plastic hoop slides into the shoulders of the tunic to give the top its wide, rounded Bender shape, and that structure is what helps support the foam headpiece so it sits upright. Slide the hoop fully into the shoulder channels before putting the tunic on, and the tension it creates across the shoulders will hold the head steady above you.
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Q: I can’t get the head to stay up what am I suppose to do? (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | October 24, 2024
Monster Responds...
The headpiece is attached to the tunic, and the plastic hoop that comes with the costume is what holds the shoulders out and keeps the whole structure upright. Make sure the hoop is fully inserted into the shoulder seam of the tunic, since that tension is what supports the foam head above you. Once the hoop is properly in place, the tunic should hold its shape and keep Bender's head sitting up where it belongs.
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Q: Where does the hoop get installed on this costume? I can’t figure out where it belongs (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | October 24, 2024
Monster Responds...
The hoop goes inside the shoulders of the tunic top, where it shapes the costume into Bender's signature wide, cylindrical silhouette. Just slide it into the shoulder area of the tunic before you put it on, and it holds that boxy robot shape in place.
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Q: The costume comes with a plastic coiled ring. Where does that go? (1 Answer)
Asked by Jordan | October 24, 2024
Monster Responds...
That plastic hoop goes inside the shoulders of the tunic to give it Bender's signature wide, cylindrical shape. It's the same piece listed as "Hoop" in what's included, and it slots into the shoulder area of the grey polyfoam tunic top to hold that boxy robot silhouette in place.
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Q: Hi i recently bought the futurama costume is the st size. Looks amazing btw im very happy with it. But where does the plastic ring go that came with it. I cant seem to figure that out (1 Answer)
Asked by Anonymous | February 14, 2024
Monster Responds...
That plastic hoop slides into the shoulders of the tunic to give the top its wide, rounded Bender shape. You'll find openings in the shoulder area of the polyfoam tunic where the hoop threads through, holding the silhouette out so it looks just right once you've got the headpiece on top.
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Q: Hi There, I understand the head of this costume does NOT detach however CAN the headpiece fold over (in a sense) to expose who is under the costume? My brother will need to fold over the headpiece to expose it’s him under the costume and we don’t know if that’s possible. Would he have to take off the entire shirt to show it is him underneath? Thanks! Love your costumes! (1 Answer)
Asked by Angel Love | September 15, 2023
Monster Responds...
The headpiece is made of foam and is permanently attached to the tunic, so it won't fold back or flip over to reveal your brother's face. To show it's him underneath, he would need to lift or remove the tunic top entirely. The good news is that the tunic is a separate piece from the pants, so he wouldn't have to take off the whole costume, just the top.
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Q: I’m having a hard time getting the hoop into the costume for the shoulder part (1 Answer)
Asked by Torre moore  | December 4, 2021
Monster Responds...
The hoop is designed to slide into the shoulder area of the tunic to give it that signature Bender shape. Try bending the hoop slightly to flex it into a narrower oval before feeding it through the shoulder opening, then let it spring back into shape once it's seated inside the tunic.
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