The People Who Make Them

Small team, long tenure. The person who designs your character is the person you will talk to about it.

Who you actually work with

A mascot passes through six pairs of hands between a brief and a shipping crate. These are the people behind them, and you meet most of them by name during the project.

Project lead

Your single point of contact from the first call to delivery. Writes the brief, holds the schedule, tells you when a date is at risk before it slips.

Character designer

Turns positioning into a face: sketches, turnaround sheets, colour and the usage rules your marketing team will work from afterwards.

Pattern maker

Unfolds the 3D model into flat pieces and cuts them to a named performer’s measurements. The patterns stay on file, so a second build years later still matches.

Sculptor

Carves and laminates the head, then tests ventilation and sightlines on a person rather than a mannequin.

Machinist

Sews the costume and the plush. Being in the same building is why a repair or a second liner set takes days rather than a shipping cycle.

Quality and compliance

Runs the wear tests and seam pulls, handles the laboratory, and assembles the EN71 and CE file that travels with the goods.

How that works in practice

One person answers you throughout — you never re-explain the project to somebody new
The designer joins the design calls, the pattern maker joins the fitting call: you talk to whoever is doing the work at that moment
Correspondence in your team’s language
Files, patterns and test reports stay on record, so a re-order or a repair does not start from zero
You are welcome to visit the workshop in Biała Podlaska and watch your project on the floor

Names and photographs of the team go on this page once everyone has agreed to it.

Studio visualisations of our own, showing the finish we aim for in mascot costumes and other custom mascots.