Mascot Sizes - Answer
Should a school order more than one mascot size?
Key points
- Same band: one size, adjusted per performer, is standard.
- Two bands: two sizes of the same design, details matched.
- Heavy schedules: consider a second identical costume for availability, not sizing.
- Measure the roster before deciding.
The decision is arithmetic, not preference: measure the roster, map each performer to the design's size chart, and count the bands. One band - order one size. Two bands - order two, or narrow the performing roster. The failure mode schools regret is sizing to one star performer and discovering the costume fits no one else.
How the two-size order works
- Measure every regular performer's height.
- Map heights to the design's size chart and identify the band(s).
- If two bands: request both sizes of the same design in one order.
- Ask the supplier to match design details across the pair so the character is indistinguishable.
- Ask whether the combined order qualifies for volume pricing.
Practical considerations
- Measure the full roster, including likely substitutes, before ordering.
- Request matched details when ordering two sizes of one design.
- Label the sizes internally so performers grab the right one.
- Store both together with the accessories so neither becomes 'lost inventory'.
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Last reviewed 2026-08-28. Details such as pricing, customization options, and timelines vary by design and supplier - confirm current information on product pages or with a quote request.
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