FROM IDEA TO CHARACTER
A little fabric. A lot of character.
Explore the shapes, textures and small details that bring a mascot costume together. Here is a simple guide to six stages of the making process.
Watch the making process
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01 / THE PROCESS
Design & materials
A character reference helps define the silhouette, colors and personality. Fabrics and textures are considered alongside the overall look.
02 / THE PROCESS
Shape the head
The head shape establishes the character’s proportions and recognizable outline. The structure and construction depend on the design.
03 / THE PROCESS
Cut & sew
Fabric pieces are cut and joined to form the costume, with attention to how the body, sleeves and other parts fit together.
04 / THE PROCESS
Add the personality
Facial features, the mane and other decorative details give the character its expression. Small differences in shape and placement can make a big visual difference.
05 / THE PROCESS
Check the finish
This stage focuses on the assembled appearance: seams, attached details and the overall balance of the character.
06 / THE PROCESS
Meet the mascot
The finished look brings the individual pieces together. Use the original product photos and the details confirmed for your order as your reference.
Process illustrations are for reference. Actual details are based on the product photos and the specifications confirmed for your order.
PRODUCT PHOTO · CM085
Meet the lion behind the idea
Explore the original photos and available options for our CM085 lion mascot.
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