I will reopen for quotes July 1st and be placing orders July 1st-29th (2010)
I will be taking only 10 orders before I close again and I am going to give priority to designs that interest me.
For example: species I have not made before or that are an ucommon fursuit choice, things on my discount list (see ordering and terms of sale ), a realistic gray tiger, quadsuit that not a wolf, hooved animals, mythical creatures/unique designs, or things I otherwise deam a fun challenge. I am doing this so I can avoid getting burnt out with my job.
I will give quotes from July 1st to July 29th (please contact me before the 29th if you will not be placing an order with me) I will close again July 30th, I will then take a week to select the top 10 designs and collect their first payments. I will require the 10 chosen people to put in their down payment (that information is below) during the first week of August so please have your first payment ready when you ask for a quote! If you cannot get me that first payment before the 8th of August your spot will be lost to one of the runner ups! When I get this list of 10 orders done (along with what is left over from my last list) I will take on another 10 orders, and when I get those 10 done I will take on another 10 ect ect. I will eventually quit playing favorites and take on everything and anything again, so if you do not get on the first list keep trying.
This new list of 10 orders will not be started untill I am done with my current list, that being some time between August and Christmas and orders will be completed as I get them done, I will no longer work twords set deadlines.
DO NOT contact me unless you have the first payment ready.
the first and only non refundable payment is: head only order $100. Halfsuit $200. Fullsuit $300. Quadsuit $500. Note that these are only the first payments not the totall cost.
Payment can be done in installments
I need the first payment up front for you to get onto my list. (see Ordering and Terms of Sale for more info) Check or Money order (U.S. customers) or Paypal (Paypal users add 3% to final cost) I prefer Paypal.
I can ship world wide
Customers outside the USA are required to use Paypal.
Lastly please note the ALLERGY WARNING at the bottom of this page!
Standard body $560 This is sewn once with a straight stitch Pros and cons: A standard body is more likley to pop a seam if worn a lot or one is very active . If you do not plan to wear it much and/or know how to sew and do not mind making a few repairs then save yourself some money and get this option. new option * double sewn body $630 This is sewn twice, first with a straight stitch and then a zig zag stitch. Pros and cons: This is the best option and it is less likely to ever need repairs. If you plan to be active in costume, wear the costume a lot, or just plain do not know how to sew then get this option.
| Digigrade leg padding. Pros and cons: This gives ones legs the look of an animals legs and helps hide the human figure, this is especially nice with realistic costumes. However it makes washing harder if you do not choose the removable option. It can also restrain movement a little and makes storage and transportation a bit harder because the foam padding is bulky. Glued in padding $90 This is a discounted option and is not considered professional. It can wiggle loose over time and need to be re-glued. sewn in padding $140 permanently installed so washing can be hard removable padding $180 Best option for washing, so it is ideal if you plan to use the costume a lot.
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You cannot order just a body from me, you must at least order a head to go with it.
The use of many colors, complex patterns, the need for airbrushing or any padding to give it a muscular look or a feminine build is all extra.
Fullsuit prices average between $1200-$1600
You can use this price list to give yourself an approximate quote by adding up what body, head and feet features you want. The average tail cost is $65 (for 1 color wolf-type tail)
| My favorite kind of commission, a fursuit with the choresome bodysuit cut out of it and nothing but the fun bits left to make! You can also order furry sleeves and leggings (cost varies according to the cost of the fur) Simply pick and chose from the features offered for your head, hands, feet and tail.
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a 3/4 suit means half the body is clothing and the rest is either a furry shirt or furry pants. Just as will fullsuits digigrade padding for the legs, complex colors, air brushing or any other body padding is extra.
| ![]() | Furry shirt Standard $300 Double sewn$350
Furry pants Standard $265 Double sewn $300 |
The base price is $400 A simple toony style head with none of the special features below is $400 Special features for Masks add cost to the $400 listed above new option * Sewn Face Seams $160 extra eyes Flat toony is free, vision is through the colored part of the eyes $35 for toony full follow effect eyes. These have a strong optical illusion that makes them appear to make eye contact from any angle. This adds a lot of life to the costume. Vision is through the entire eye. These are large and tend to make the head size larger, they are also very round. $25 for toony semi follow effect eyes, the illusion is not as strong with these eyes but I can do any size or shape. Vision is through the colored part of the eyes. $35 for large realistic eyes with no follow effect. Vision is through mesh tear ducts. $30 for flat lense realistic eyes, vision is through mesh tear ducts. $55 for large realistic follow effect eyes These eyes only work in cases where there is room in the mask design to fit the concave iris. Vision is not through the eyes. $30 for small realistic follow effect eyes (these naturally have the follow effect, I cannot omit it) Vision is through mesh tear ducts. $40 for realistic human style eyes. Vision out mesh tear ducts Mouth Simple toony mouth is free $50 for a fully realistic mouth, all hand made. This can be a bit heavy $25 for a semi real mouth $3 for just the front row of teeth 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, it does not work for wide bases ears such as a cat or wolf. $25 for an jaw on a hinge. you may have to adjust it to move better when you get it (I will inform you how) range of movement varies from case to case $40 for a fully articulated jaw. this does not work properly on everyone! It may need to be sent back to be put on a hinge. But when it does work properly it voice syncs perfectly and simulates even subtle mouth movement. This needs long fur on the side of the face to hide the fact the jaw is seperate from the head. Other features $5 for realistic nose $5-$10 for thin whiskers (depends on how many) $30 for realistic whiskers $10 LED light up effects (if I am able to work it out) in blue, green, red or clear. $10 battery powered fan in mask (will not fit in all masks) Horns, Antlers, huge or oddly shaped ears, scales, use of a wig or horse hair, complex fur patters, unique nose shape, airbrushing, oversized teeth (so on so forth) 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 $480 because they have to made different and mounted on top of a helmet because simply wearing a mask the way you normally would will result in the costume having no neck A comfortable fit My heads are built on base ball hats with the brim partially removed. They are adjustable and thus are one size fits all and are very comfortable as only the hat touches your head allowing airflow in the mask and keeps the mask from soaking up sweat. This is also less claustrophobic than other mask designs which tend to fit very snug entirely around ones head.
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Eye Examples
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NOTE: you cannot order just hands, they must be ordred along with a halfsuit, or a fullsuit. $100 for hands with no paw pads. $120 for paws with raised hand pads The cost of Hoof hands vary depending on style and materials. Hands that are not a paw or a hoof (alien for example) also vary in cost. Claws $1 each claw
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Note: you cannot order just feet, they must be ordered with a halfsuit, or a fullsuit. Start at $65 IF you send me shoes to work with, this is my preferred method! all feet shown here were made on old shoes and boots. feet made from Scratch start are an additional $25. Cost of Hoof feet vary depending on style. Feet that are not a paw and not a hoof also vary in cost. Claws $2 each, for canine claws which are ceramic or oven baked clay coated in rubber, in most cases even if the claw shatters under the rubber coating it still maintains its shape! $1 each for feline claws as I use pre-made plastic bear claws. |
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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) The pad is the same color all the way through so wear-and-tear will not be overly visible. Due to the added difficulty, time and cost involved, shoes with fancy paw pads are $130 and REQUIRE shoes be sent to work with (Don't have a pair to spare? Look at thrift stores. Honestly cannot send a pair it will be $25 extra for me to find some to use) 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 still reccomend the standard feet. |
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Quad suits start at $2200 This includes the arm stilts, head, feet, glued in digigrade padding, body suit, jaw that bounces open and shut, semi real mouth and a wolf sized tail. No other extras included hind feet paw pads are $50. Sewn in padding is $60, removable padding is $90. Claws are $1 each. Eye prices are the same as my mask section above. Realitic nose $5. Air brushing, complex markings, large tails, manes, long necks, horns, whiskers, tusks, large teeth, wings and spines are also extra. The arm stilts make your arms as long as your legs. Are easy to use and put no strain on your wrists. I was even able to run and carry people while in a quadsuit Quad suits cost more because they are built differently and require a lot more time and a lot more work than a normal fursuit. Note: A toon style quad that has no body padding and simplified features can be done for a little less.
moving wrist joint on the arm stilts $100 this moves via gravity and body motion. pros and cons: You cannot run with this joint 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.
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Deluxe Wings I buy These frames from because it saves me a lot of time and I would still charge the same price to build the same frame. Fully skinned dragon/demon wings are $300 fingers between the webbing (including the one on the top edge) are $10 each, these only show from one side. claws on the end $2 each Thumb claws $10 Veins $25 front, $50 front and back air brushed shading/markings $10 Cloth Feathered wings start at $400
| Standard wings A cheeper lighter frame from a demon halloween costume set. If I can paint the current skin the cost is $100 If I have to reskin (such as for a white set) $180 The only thing that can be added to this set is veins for $25 front, $50 front and back. air brushed shading/markings $10 unlike the deluxe wings the shape you see is the shape you get, Deluxe wings can be customized. To reskin with cloth feathers would be $300
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This video show how to operate Deluxe and Standard wings and compares the pros and cons of each design.

Tail Price range $10-$150 On average my tails are $65 The tail being more than one color, being curved, airbrushed or really big/long will cost more than a more simple tail.
| Ears price range $40-$90 hat or headband style | Sorry, I am no longer accepting ear orders. Tail orders are to be placed with and made by my younger sister. You can contact her at |
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 "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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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 you are deathly allergic to cats or dogs and the slightest contamination can harm you then it's best to play it safe and buy from some one else as both cats and dogs frequently enter my work space so I know there is dander and fur in the room.

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!