Your whole group on one rail, so nobody turns up as the same thing.
Send one link and your friends claim their costumes on your rail, so you all see who is going as what. Yours is built piece by piece from your own vibe and what is already in your closet, so it is not the packet everyone else is wearing.
Start my costumeAbout two minutes. Pick what fits, skip what doesn't.
Your group on one rail
Sixteen costumes, built from your own clothes
Every piece listed
Where to find each one
A no-makeup version of every costume
Sound familiar?
Every Halloween, the same six mistakes.
I always leave it until the last minute.
Someone turned up in the same costume as me.
I spent too much on a bag costume I wore once.
It fell apart, or I was freezing, by ten.
Nobody could tell what I was meant to be.
Face paint that melted or itched all night.
How it works
Three steps to a finished costume.
1
Tell us your vibe
Spooky, glam, funny or cosy, what is already in your closet, and how you feel about face paint. About two minutes.
2
Get your costume, split into pieces
One of sixteen, matched to you, with every piece listed, where to find it and a version from things you own.
3
Tick one piece a day
The next piece is always waiting. Put your friends on one rail so nobody clashes, then share your reveal.
What you actually get
A costume you finish, not an idea you forget.
Your costume, split into pieces
Hat, dress, cardigan, tights, broom. Each piece is one tick. What is already in your closet gets ticked first, so you start ahead.
Find it or make it
Every piece has where to find it and a version from things you own. The put-together steps come after, three of them, in order.
31st
One piece a day
The countdown tells you what to sort next, so the costume is done days before the night, not at 9pm on it.
Your group on one rail
Send one link. Friends claim their costumes on your rail, so you all see who is going as what, and two vampires only happen on purpose.
What a build looks like
Tick, tick, done.
This is a witch build three pieces in. Every costume on the rack is laid out the same way: the pieces, where to find them, then how to put it together.
✓A black pointed hat
✓A long black dress or skirt
✓A knit shawl or cardigan
Striped tightsFind it
A broomFind it
Meet the rack
Sixteen costumes. Built from what you own, and every one reads from across a room.
From your answers: the vibes you pick (spooky, glam, funny, cosy) and what is already in your closet. It matches you to one of sixteen costumes you can put together from what you own, and each one reads instantly in photos. You can switch to any of the others at any time.
Do I have to buy anything?
No. Every costume has a version from things most people already own, and you tick off what you have first. When you do need a piece, "Find it" opens a search for it at Amazon or Target.
I don't wear face paint. Does it still work?
Yes. Every costume has a no-makeup build: the paint and makeup pieces drop out and the steps change so it still reads from across a room.
How does the group rail work?
You name your rail and send the link. Each friend opens it, claims a costume and appears on the rail with it. Everyone on the rail sees who is going as what. Only the first name they type and their costume are shown.
What does it cost?
You see the price after your costume is picked, before you pay anything. Weekly or yearly, billed when you start and cancelled in two taps, or one payment for lifetime.
Be done early this year.
Your vibe and your closet in, your costume checklist out. Your friends on the same rail.
