
CVS Receipt
Print out the ultimate viral meme with this extra-long receipt costume.
The CVS Receipt costume is a hilarious, viral-worthy tribute to the notoriously long paper receipts handed out at the pharmacy chain. Perfect for anyone who loves a good meme, this costume is guaranteed to get laughs at any Halloween party. The look consists of a long white banner printed with classic receipt text, barcodes, and coupons, worn as a sandwich board or a tunic.
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Time
- ~45 min
- Budget
- $15–45
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What you need for a CVS Receipt costume
Printed receipt tunic
A white fabric or foam tunic printed with black receipt text, barcodes, and red CVS-style logos.
DIY: Use a long strip of white butcher paper or white felt, and write receipt details, barcodes, and coupons using a thick black permanent marker.
White base layer
A plain white long-sleeve shirt and white pants or leggings to keep the focus on the receipt print.
DIY: Use any plain white t-shirt or sweatshirt you already own.
Red poster board (optional)
Used to create a matching CVS-style pharmacy logo headband or badge.
DIY: Cut a red cardboard box into the shape of a heart or pharmacy cross.
How to put it together
- 1
Put on a plain white long-sleeve shirt and matching white pants to create a clean, uniform background.
- 2
Unroll your printed receipt tunic or DIY paper banner carefully to avoid creasing.
- 3
Slip the tunic over your head, adjusting the shoulder straps so the receipt hangs straight down the front of your body.
- 4
If using a DIY paper banner, secure it to your shoulders using white duct tape or safety pins attached to your shirt.
- 5
Adjust the bottom of the receipt so it hangs freely, letting it drape near your knees or ankles depending on your preferred length.
- 6
Add a red headband or a mock CVS employee name tag to complete the retail theme.
Makeup & hair
Keep your hair and makeup simple and natural, or wear a plain red baseball cap to look like a store employee.
CVS Receipt for couples, groups, kids & more
- couples
- One person goes as the CVS Receipt and the other goes as a CVS cashier or a giant bottle of prescription pills.
- group
- A group can go as a shopping cart, a CVS cashier, a giant receipt, and a bag of candy.
- kids
- Scale down the DIY butcher paper banner to fit a child's height so they don't trip over the long receipt.
- Plus size
- A sandwich-board style DIY banner made from foam board offers an adjustable, comfortable fit for all body types.
- pet
- Create a miniature paper receipt collar or cape for your dog using a printed strip of paper.
Tips
- If using paper for a DIY version, reinforce the shoulder area with packing tape to prevent it from tearing during the night.
- Keep the receipt length manageable (around knee-height) so you can walk, sit, and climb stairs safely.
- Use a thick black chisel-tip marker for DIY lettering so the coupons and barcodes are highly visible in photos.
CVS Receipt costume FAQ
- How long should a DIY CVS receipt costume be?
- For a practical costume you can walk in, aim for 4 to 5 feet long. If you want a hilarious photo-op, you can make it up to 10 feet long, but you will need to roll it up when moving around.
- What is the best material for a DIY receipt costume?
- White butcher paper, banner paper, or white felt sheets work best because they are easy to write on and drape well over the body.
- Can I buy a pre-made CVS receipt costume?
- Yes, there are several novelty costume brands that sell printed fabric receipt tunics that slip easily over your head.
Did you know? The trend started in the early 2010s when customers began posting photos online comparing the absurd length of their receipts to household objects, leading to creative DIY Halloween costumes.