FAQ
Shipping Times
All items are made by hand, for you. After you place your order, my partnered print studio in Charlotte, NC, will sew, print, package, and ship your order. Usually, this process takes about one week, but can take up to 15 days. Items that are more customized and require more work, such as jackets and hoodies, are more likely to take up to 15 days. If you haven’t received any shipping confirmation after 15 business days, please reach out to me at info@zombiemakeoutclub.com with your order number. I’ll check up on your items and get everything taken care of for you.
Why was my order partially shipped?
If you ordered items beyond clothing, such as phone cases, stickers, or prints, they will get fulfilled either by my other partnered print shop, or by me personally. This means that some items may ship separately or from different locations. I apologize for any confusion!
Is it too late to change my order?
Please double check your address and size before you place your order. Since each item is made by hand, for you, it can be difficult to make changes after order. Usually, if you contact me within 24 hours of placing your order, with your order number, at info@zombiemakeoutclub.com I can get it updated for you in time.
Exchanges & Returns
Zombie Makeout Club is a one person, independent operation. I live in a small studio apartment and unfortunately, do not have the space or money to buy bulk and stock products in advance. Each product you order is made for you. Because I don’t keep stock, I am not able to offer returns or exchanges unless your order arrives with mistakes made on my end. Please triple check that your address and desired size is correct before placing your order, to ensure you get exactly what you want, exactly where you want it.
I understand that sizing can sometimes be a tricky beast. For that reason, all our clothing is unisex, pre-shrunk and standard fit, in hopes to make things as true to your normal size as possible. However, if you receive an item where the fit is drastically different than expected, I am happy to give you a one time 50% discount on a re-order of that item or an item similar. I really appreciate your patience and support.
In the event that you receive the wrong item, or a misprinted item, please email me at info@zombiemakeoutclub.com with your order number and pictures of the item you received. I check my emails once a day, every weekday, usually in the morning and will get it taken care of for you promptly. We also offer Route shipping protection for insuring any damages in the shipping process. Route helps make the process of getting refunded or receiving replacements for lost or damaged products quicker and easier for both you and I.
Will _____ item ever come back or be reprinted?
All items made are limited. I strive to continually grow and evolve as an artist and as a brand. In order for this to happen, each design is limited in quantity or in ti me made available. This allows me to always focus on new art and challenges. If you missed out on a design you really loved, I am so sorry, and I hope I can create another that you love just as much in the future.
About Zombie Makeout Club
Hello, I’m Peter, the owner, designer, artist, and only human behind Zombie Makeout Club (there are two cats on the team however). After working in comics and mobile games for family friendly brands such as Disney and Zynga, I left the world of corporate art to design something completely on my own. I wanted a place where I could fully unleash my creativity, unbound to managers with business degrees and where I could fully embrace my love of manga and anime. The result of this desire is Zombie Makeout Club.
Since I worked in my city’s public library, back in high school, I’ve been obsessed with manga. This was back in 2001, so the library’s manga section was really just one shelf. That shelf had the entire 6 volumes of Akira though, and that’s what matters. I hadn’t been allowed to have comics growing up, so seeing the mature story and graphic violence of Akira completely blew my mind. That’s when I recognized that art could be a sanctuary for total creative freedom.
Ever since that time, I’ve absorbed so many amazing manga; MPD Psycho (my personal favorite), Gantz, Death Note, Blame!, Dorohedoro, and more recently Chainsaw Man and Jujutsu Kaisen. I’ve also fallen in love with Japanese movies and games that follow a similar rebellious, punk mentality. Movies like Tetsuo the Iron Man, Rubber’s Lover, Tokyo Gore Police, and Suicide Club have inspired me to create with less of a plan and more out of kinetic energy and passion. While games such as Killer 7, the SIlver Case, and No More Heroes, all by Suda 51, have taught me that it’s okay to create outside of any preconceived rulebook.
I’ve been fortunate enough to partner my art with brands such as Hot Topic, FYE, HMV, and Mighty Jaxx. While also having my art and clothing appear on multiple popular Netflix shows and at the When We Were Young festival. I’ve been able to release multiple volumes of my manga with Ablaze comics. It’s been wild to see Zombie Makeout Club grow and evolve and I am so appreciative of all the love and support of anyone who’s followed me along the way.