Finished Bodysuit Seams

All bodysuit seams are stitched then overlocked with a serged edge. What does that mean? If you look inside your own clothes, you'll likely find on the seams, that there's thread that's cast over the raw edge of the fabric. This helps prevent fraying and gives the edge a clean finish without adding bulk. While fraying isn't a typical issue for faux fur, this process cleans up the look of the inside of your bodysuit and removes bulk. Many other edge and finishing treatments are used on various parts of the bodysuit, paws, head, and tail!

Fully Lined Head and Paws

Including custom name labels on all parts, heads are fully lined with lycra, keeping your face separated from the foam-work and fur. This helps with cleanliness, conceals internal construction details, and aids in comfort. Paws are also fully lined with lycra for the same reasons.

All parts are labeled with your information of choice, real name, character name, or even contact information like an e-mail or phone number. This way, if a part of your fursuit gets lost or stolen, someone has a better chance of getting it back to you. Additionally, the Left and Right handpaws and footpaws are labeled with their respective side.

Body Type

The two body types we offer are namely digitigrade (example) and plantigrade (example). Plantigrade is a straight legged form. A digitigrade body has padding to give the illusion of more animalistic joint positions, but in an upright form. Plantigrade suits are generally easier to wear and are cooler, however a lot of people prefer the look of digitigrade and it works very well for some characters and species. Check out the gallery where you can see many more examples.

Footpaw Styles

Footpaw Sandals

Handpaw Styles

Travel Head Zipper Bag

Head Fan