Character design
Positioning, sketches, turnaround sheets and a 3D model, so the costume and the plush come from the same drawing.
Most companies selling mascots are agencies forwarding your brief to a factory they have never walked through. We are the workshop: patterns, foam, sewing and quality control happen in our own building in Poland.
Six stages, one building. Nothing on this list is passed to a company we cannot name.
Positioning, sketches, turnaround sheets and a 3D model, so the costume and the plush come from the same drawing.
Every costume is cut to a named performer’s measurements. Patterns stay on file, so a second build years later still matches.
Heads carved and laminated in-house, with ventilation and sightlines tested on a person rather than a mannequin.
Our own machinists, on our own floor. That is why a repair or a second liner set takes days rather than a shipping cycle.
The same character as retail toys, keyrings and apparel, colour-matched to the costume rather than approximated.
Wear testing, seam pull tests and a full-shift fitting before anything is packed. Defects are found here, not at your event.
When a broker sits between you and the factory, three things go wrong. Changes take a week to travel each way. Nobody can tell you what material is actually in the head. And when a seam fails two months in, the repair becomes a negotiation rather than a job.
Because the people who sewed your costume are down the corridor, we can put a performer in it, watch what rubs, and change the pattern the same afternoon.
Costumes ship with a CE file and material declarations. Plush and merchandise made alongside them are tested to EN71-1, EN71-2 and EN71-3 batch by batch, with the reports and the declaration of conformity included in the delivery.
We keep the test records, so a re-order two years later does not start the paperwork from zero.
Dates are set backwards from your event. Tell us the date first — it decides everything else.
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