I am CLOSED for new orders
I hope to reopen in the summer of 2011 It all depends on how long it takes for me to complete the orders I already have. Emails asking for a quote or costume will be ignored.
Commission Price List - read the following before continuing
I offer many price variations and have separated options so I can tailor to both high and low budgets.
A note on discount options: I offer them because in total there is a $400 price difference between a costume that selects all the discount VS the all the high quality options. Discount options help those with low budgets get a costume and also makes my job easier and more fun. But a suit with discount options may need more maintenance.
DO NOT contact me unless you have the first payment ready.
Use this price list to see if your request is within your price range before contacting me.
I require 30% of the cost up front and this is not refundable.
After the 30% the rest can be done in installments
Check or Money order (U.S. customers) or Paypal ( add 3% to final cost) I prefer Paypal.
I can ship world wide
Shipping is not included in the quote.
Customers outside the USA are required to use Paypal.
Before ordering look through both my pricelist below and read all of the "ordering and Terms of Sale" page. Then you can email me at thebeastcub@gmail.com
I am not open for cosplay commissions and will not make another Wolf-Link (so don't ask) The only cosplay I can do are generic or natural animals such as the canines from Wolf's Rain.
Please note the ALLERGY WARNING at the bottom of this page!
Fullsuits Average price range $1150 - $1700
A fullsuit includes the head, hands, feet, body and tail. Body prices Discount body $550 This is sewn once If you do not plan to wear it much or do not mind making minor repairs then get this option. I offer this dicsount to help those with lower budgets Double sewn body $650 This is the best option for durability. Padded suits hip padding, belly padding, muscle padding and feminine padding is done case by case.
| Digigrade leg padding. Makes your legs appear to be jointed like an animal
Discount padding $70 This is not considered professional. It can wiggle loose and need to be reglued (fairly easy to fix) I offer this option to help those with lower budgets. sewn in padding $140 permanently installed so washing is a bit harder removable padding $160 Best option for washing |
Airbrushing and complex sewn markings cost extra.
Sewn markings are the biggest unlisted cost that could make the price you calculate here be higher than the one I give you. These are examples of what I consider complex sewn markings and what could add a significant ammount to your quote.
NOTE: You cannot get just a bodysuit from me, bodysuits are only available as part of a fullsuit commission. If at a later time you choose to upgrade to a fullsuit you have to send back the parts I already made (at your own cost).
Tail prices are done case by case. But the average range is $20 for a bunny, $65 for simple wolf tail, $80 for a fox, to $100+ for a snow leopard or dragon.
Halfsuits average price range $560 - $1000
| This has No bodysuit and is worn with clothes. You can also order furry sleeves and leggings
Simply pick and chose from the features offered for your head, hands, feet and tail.
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3/4 Suits average price range $970 - $1360
a 3/4 suit means half the body is clothing and the rest is either a furry shirt or furry pants. Digigrade padding costs are the same as above. Airbrushing, complex sewn markings, and body padding is extra.
|  | Furry shirt Standard $350 Double sewn$400
Furry pants Standard $310 Double sewn $360 |
Heads average price range $400 - $770
The base price is $600 This has sewn seams. Some facial markings cost extra. Discount Option: Glued seams saves you 200! And facial markings don't cost extra! With glued seams I am still able to get nearly if not fully invisible seams (seams with short fur are hard to hide regardless of method). Glued heads look equally nice and in my experience are equally durable. The only real plus with sewn is seams are fully soft to the touch. I offer this discount to help those with lower budgets and because glued seams makes work go significantly faster. To clarify: A simple head, with only the free basic features of flat toony eyes, no moving jaw and a simple nose and mouth is $400 if you choose glued seams, $600 if you chose sewn seams. Extra Features for Heads Eyes Flat toony is free $35 for toony full follow effect eyes. Vision is through the entire eye. These are round and tend to make the head size larger. $25 for toony semi follow effect eyes, the illusion is not as strong but I can do any size or shape. Vision is through the colored part of the eyes. $30 for realistic follow effect eyes, Vision is through mesh tear ducts. $50 for realistic human style follow effect eyes. Vision out mesh tear ducts *additional styles available, above are the most commonly used Mouth Little front row off teeth and simple tongue is free $25 for a semi real mouth with tongue detail and a full set of teeth $50 for a fully real mouth (This can be heavy) Moving Parts $30 for ears on springs so they wiggle. Note that this only works for ears with a narrow base such as a horse or rabbit.. $25 for a jaw on a hinge. range of movement varies from case to case $40 for a fully articulated jaw. this does not work properly on everyone, and is fussy to put on and wear. It may need to be sent back to be put on a hinge. But when it does work properly it voice syncs perfectly Other features $5 for realistic nose $20 battery powered fan in mask (will not fit in all masks) Others Extras Horns, whiskers (thin or realistic), Antlers, huge or oddly shaped ears, scales, use of a wig or wefted hair, complex fur patters, unique nose shape, airbrushing, oversized teeth, long or curved necks, and oversized heads cost extra. Quadsuit Heads Masks made as a separate order for use with a quad (as in you make the rest) Start at $500 because they have to be made differently |
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Hands average price range $70 - $150
NOTE: you cannot order just hands, they must be ordred along with a head, halfsuit, or a fullsuit. $120 for hands with no paw pads. $140 for paws with raised hand pads The cost of Hoof hands vary, minimum cost $70 Claws $10
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Standard Feet average price range $95 - $140
Note: you cannot order just feet, they must be ordered with a head, halfsuit, or a fullsuit. Start at $80 IF you send me shoes to work with, this is my preferred method to ensure a perfect fit. feet made from Scratch start are an additional $25. Hooves vary in cost but cost at least $65 Claws $16 |
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Fancy Feet average price range $150 - $190
If I have to get shoes it is $25 extra The paw pads are raised meaning these can be worn outside as the fur does not come in direct contact with the ground (it will still get dirty but not as much and not as fast) This option is still not as durable as the standard feet, if you plan to be outdoors a lot or wear the costume for more than 72 hours a year I reccomend the standard feet. Claws $16 |
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Quadsuits average price range $2300 - $3000
Quad suits start at $2300 Horses and Dragons (and some other species) cost more This includes the arm stilts with pawpads/feet detail, head, feet, glued in digigrade padding, single sewn body suit, jaw that bobbles open and shut, realistic eyes, semi real mouth and a wolf sized tail. Anything else costs extra. The arm stilts make your arms as long as your legs, are easy to balance with and put little strain on your wrists. One can even run and carry people while in a quadsuit WARNING: Quadsuits are not easy to wear, put on, or transport. Dressing requires a helper and they require the help of a spotter. The more athletic you are the easier a quadsuit is to wear. The posture can be strenuous, vision tends to be very limited, they are hot and weigh about 20 pounds...but they sure do make a statment and bring a whole new level of "magic" to ones performance. Quadsuits are NOT reccomended for hot weather or people with back, arm, shoulder or neck problems. Delux Arm Stilts Moving wrist joint on the arm stilts $100 extra extra joints $50 each, horse legs have 2 moving joints so they would be $150 Joints move via gravity and body motion. pros and cons: You cannot run with joints because if the joint trips up and you land on it bent you will faceplant on the ground and likely snap the joint. Movement is a tad more tricky as you have to pay attention and be sure the leg is not bent when you bear weight on it, but comfort is the same. I would not reccomend carrying a rider. There is always the potential for bodily harm present with jointed stilts.
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Moving Wings
Deluxe Wings Fully skinned dragon/demon wings are $500 Feathered wings made of fabric start at $900 "Fingers" (wing skeletal structure) are $10 each, these only show from one side. claws, veins and air brushing is extra
| Standard wings A frame from a purchased halloween costume set, These are not very strong. repaint the current skin $80, If I have to reskin $250, feathered wings $600 Fingers cannot be added Thumb claw and viens are extra With these wings the shape you see is the only shape I can do |
This video shows how to operate Deluxe and Standard wings and compares the pros and cons of each design.
Small or non-moving wings are priced case by case
Wings cannot be ordered seperate, they must be bought with at least a head.
Ears and Tails
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| Sorry, I am no longer accepting tail and ear orders. Tail orders are to be placed with and made by my younger sister. You can contact her at She is still learning how to make ears (but is great at making tails) She may or may not accept ear commissions NOTE: She is currently CLOSED for new ear and tail orders |
Non-Fursuit Realed
I can do a limited amount of non-fursuit related costume work. I can do Alien and monster type costumes or anything remotely animal such as Sasquatch. I can also do what I can "organic" robot work. I can also do "fake taxidermy" including fantasy animals and replicas of pets (a great alternative to preserving the remains of a real deceased pet which some find to be rather creepy) I do not do plushies, I do wire and paper mashie and/or foam bases covered in faux fur and other materials |
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ALLERGY WARNING!!!
If you are allergic to any animal LET ME KNOW
I keep a variety of pets. If you are mildly allergic I can be sure my pets do not come near your fabric and vacuum the costume and use dander wipes before I send it. If all you get is a little sneezy you will be fine (I myself am quite allergic to rabbits and mildy allergic to rats)
If you are deathly allergic to cats, birds, or dogs and the slightest contamination can harm you then it's best to play it safe and buy from some one else.
Cats and dogs frequently enter my work space so I know there is dander and fur in the room. I also have parakeets and cockatieals and while they never touch my supplies every time they flap their wings it sends feathers and dander (and seed shells..arg!) flying out of their cage.
I try to keep my pets off my costuming supplies, but I opened this box of fake fur and not even 5 seconds later CreamPuff is laying in it!
Bad kitty!