Tiny Tina Wonderlands Costume Guide

What You’ll Need

1. Brown Draped Tank Top
2. Pink Sleeveless Tank
3. Brown Knickers
4. Solid Orange Bandana
5. Pink Skirt with White Stripe
6. Brown Faux Leather Skirt
7. Pink Wizard Hat
8. Grey and Pink Rabbit Ear Headband
9. White Arm Warmer
10. High Top Sneakers with Studs
11. Pink Low Top Canvas Sneaker
12. White Square Bandaids
13. Brown Faux Leather Fanny Pack
14. White Baggy Socks
15. Pink Leg Warmers

Tiny Tina’s Bunker Master design in Wonderlands takes her classic chaotic Borderlands silhouette and throws it straight into high fantasy tabletop roleplay. The outfit is a heavy collision of mismatched textures, raw edges, fantasy wizard tropes, and practical wasteland scraps layered on top of each other.

Recreating this look comes down to nailing the chaotic layering around the waist and head. Tina never wears neat, clean-cut garments; her clothes look modified by hand, belted together quickly, and built for moving around while running a chaotic campaign.

The Wizard Hat and Rabbit Ears

Tina’s headgear merges two distinct silhouettes into one piece. She wears a tall, slouchy pink wizard hat that slouches back, paired with her trademark rabbit ears peeking out from underneath or secured right against the brim. If you are starting with a standalone Pink Wizard Hat and a Grey and Pink Rabbit Ear Headband, you can wear the headband directly beneath the hat or cut small slits into the hat brim to thread the ears through so they stay upright during wear without shifting around.

Layering the Torso

Her upper body relies on visible contrast between a bright base and distressed outer layers. Start with a fitted Pink Sleeveless Tank underneath, then throw a loose Brown Draped Tank Top over it. Tina keeps her neck protected with a folded Solid Orange Bandana tied loosely in front, which breaks up the neckline and hides any modern seams between your shirt collars. A White Square Bandaids patch placed across the bridge of the nose or upper cheek mirrors her weathered, explosion-prone appearance.

The Skirt Wrap and Knickers

Tina’s bottom half is where the outfit gets asymmetrical and complex. Underneath the layered wraps, she wears fitted Brown Knickers that stop just below the knee, giving her enough flexibility to crouch and leap around without worrying about wardrobe slips.

Over the breeches, layer a pleated Pink Skirt with White Stripe and a rugged Brown Faux Leather Skirt. In the game model, the leather layer sits higher and off to one side like an adventurer’s half-skirt or utility wrap. You can hitch up one side with safety pins or stitch the waistband directly to the leather skirt to keep the pleats visible underneath without bunching uncomfortably at your hips.

Cinch the entire waist together using a sturdy belt or a Brown Faux Leather Fanny Pack. The fanny pack serves double duty here: it replicates Tina’s utility pouches for carrying tabletop dice or pretend explosives, and it conceals the overlapping waistbands of the two skirts and knickers.

Arms and Footwear

Tina keeps her arms largely asymmetrical. A single White Arm Warmer slipped over one forearm covers most of the lower arm, leaving the other free or wrapped in light athletic tape.

Down at the feet, the layering stays completely mismatched. Combine White Baggy Socks scrunched around the ankles with Pink Leg Warmers pulled up unevenly toward the calves. For the shoes themselves, you have two solid aesthetic directions depending on whether you lean into her rough-and-tumble scrap armor or her vibrant pink palette. A pair of High Top Sneakers with Studs brings out the armored, spiky wasteland hardware Tina loves, while a Pink Low Top Canvas Sneaker matches her cartoonish color scheme and keeps things lightweight if you plan on standing on convention floors all afternoon.