Nurse Costumes

Nurse buying guide

This page lists every nurse costume in our roleplay range. If you already know what you want, the products above are the whole range. If you are still choosing, the sections below cover what separates one set from another, written from the questions customers ask us most rather than a manufacturer brochure.

Sizing and fit

Measure your bust, natural waist and hips and check all three against the chart on the product. Costume sets run smaller than everyday clothing, so if you are between sizes, go up. One-size pieces usually fit about a US 4 to 10 and stretch less than the description suggests; queen and plus ranges are cut properly rather than scaled and are worth choosing over stretching a one-size set.

Read what is included before you order. A set may be a single dress or a full kit with hat, collar, gloves and props; the description lists every piece, and the photo sometimes shows styling that is not in the box.

Materials and what they demand

Stretch satin and spandex give a smooth, fitted look and forgive a size either way. Wet-look and vinyl give a glossy club finish but do not breathe, so they suit a scene rather than a whole evening. Sheer mesh and lace look delicate and snag on rings and nails.

Check the closures. Front zips make dressing quick and play easy; back zips and ties need a helping hand. Detachable garters let you wear the dress with or without stockings.

Care that preserves it

Hand wash in cool water with a mild detergent and dry flat, away from direct heat. Wipe wet-look and vinyl pieces with a damp cloth instead of washing them. Keep hats, collars and badges out of the water and store the set together in a bag so nothing goes missing between uses.

Frequently asked questions about nurse costumes

What usually comes in a nurse costume set? Most include the dress or top and a cap. Many add a stethoscope, gloves, stockings or garters. The description lists exactly what is in each set.

Are the medical props real? No. Props are costume pieces for play, not medical equipment.

Do you carry plus sizes? Yes, several sets come in queen and plus sizes, listed on each product.

Where are doctor costumes and medical play gear? Those sit in the Medical Play section, linked below.

Common mistakes when buying nurse costumes

Ordering the usual dress size without checking the chart. Costume sizing runs small.

Assuming every prop in the photo is included. Check the list of pieces before you order.

Related categories

If this is not quite what you are after, try Maid & Au Pair, Police, Schoolgirl, Nurses & Doctors.

Buying nurse costumes from Power Play Studio

Everything in Nurse is sourced through authorized US distributors, so what arrives is genuine. We do not carry grey-market stock and we do not list products we cannot actually supply.

Orders ship from US warehouses in plain unbranded packaging with no indication of the contents or the sender, and the wider Roleplay Costumes range is worth a look for pieces that pair with what you choose here.