Fill the stands with something recognisable
A character that reads from 80 metres and photographs well under floodlights.
Mascots for Sports Clubs
Built for match day: visible from the top tier, survives weather and a full season of handling, and fits a performer who has to move.
What clubs come to us for
Survive the season
Forty appearances, rain, pitch-side dirt, overenthusiastic children. Reinforced seams and washable liners.
Sell in the club shop
The same character as plush, keyrings and scarves — often the shop’s best-selling line after the shirt.
Typical club package
- One mascot costume fitted to a named performer
- A spare set of liners for back-to-back fixtures
- A wheeled transport case that survives coach travel
- Plush version in two sizes for the club shop
- Keyrings and scarves for the entry price point
- Character usage rules for the club’s design team
Club projects
Project photo
Project name
Client · year · what we did
Project photo
Project name
Client · year · what we did
What we need from the club
- Performer measurements: height, chest, shoe size, reach
- Club colours in Pantone, not a screenshot of the shirt
- Where the mascot appears: pitch-side, concourse, away days
- Whether it must pass league or stadium safety rules
- The first fixture it has to be ready for
Budget planning
A single costume plus a small shop line is the usual starting point. Clubs that plan the shop line from the start recover a meaningful part of the cost in the first season — but we will not promise a payback figure without your shop’s numbers.
Season-long lead times matter more than price here: start 4–5 months before the first fixture.
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