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Nubs and Lys Solay Kids Costumes in Jedi Colors

Nubs kids cosplay costume with cream and orange wrap top, purple sash, brown pants and orange cape

Cream and orange make Nubs easy to pick out at a distance, with a purple sash breaking up the center and brown pants grounding the outfit. Lys Solay takes a different route through the same colorful world: white and brown across the torso, green sleeves and an orange-red cape. These Star Wars: Young Jedi Adventures costumes share a Jedi theme, but their color arrangements give each child a distinct character choice.

Nubs Gets a Purple Centerpiece

The Nubs Set costs $55.99 and includes a wrap top, sash, pants and orange cape. The cream and orange top establishes the upper half, while the purple sash gives the waist a separate band of color. Below it, the brown pants keep the palette from becoming an uninterrupted sweep of orange.

That division matters in a full-length photograph. The eye can follow the pale top, purple waist and darker lower half without relying on a prop to explain the outfit. The cape adds another orange area behind the figure, carrying the color beyond the front of the wrap top.

Lys Solay Builds the Look in Layers

Also priced at $55.99, the Lys Solay Set contains a shirt, vest, sleeves, pants, belt, gloves and cape. A white shirt sits beneath a brown vest with a gold buckle, while green sleeves introduce a color absent from Nubs’s outfit. Brown pants connect the lower half visually to the vest.

Lys has more separate components to arrange, particularly around the arms and waist. For a child choosing between the characters, that is a useful distinction alongside the colors: Nubs uses four listed pieces, while Lys uses seven. Neither choice includes a wig, shoes or a toy lightsaber.

Matching a Young Jedi to the Measurements

Both characters are available in Kids 110, Kids 120, Kids 130, Kids 140 and Kids 150. These are children’s costumes, with listed height ranges running from 100–110 cm for Kids 110 through 140–150 cm for Kids 150. Use the measurements alongside the size name when deciding.

The shared charts describe garment measurements. For example, Kids 130 lists a shirt length of 50 cm, a bust of 78 cm and a sleeve length of 43 cm. Its pants measure 75 cm long, with an 82 cm hip and 54 cm waist. Comparing those figures with clothing your child already wears gives the numbers a useful reference.

Check the shirt and pants together. A suitable upper-body measurement does not establish the right trouser length, and the height range alone cannot describe every child’s proportions.

Keeping the Character Through Separate Pieces

Polyester is the listed material for these sets. Their separate garments also offer a practical way to vary a dress-up session: a child can begin with the top and pants, then add the character’s cape. Keep the sash or belt with the chosen outfit to preserve its waist detail.

Nubs’s wrap top and pants can be worn without the cape, while Lys’s separate shirt and vest allow the brown layer to be added over the white base.

More Jedi and Friends from Star Wars

For a wider Star Wars group, these costumes connect the young Jedi theme with familiar robes and characters.

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