How much does a custom mascot cost?

How much does a custom mascot cost?

Mascot Price: $4,500 – $7,500 For a typical custom mascot, the cost will be between the price range of $4,500-$7,500. When purchasing a mascot in this price range, expect a more involved sales process, a high level of customer support, greater quality and customization, and a long mascot lifespan.

How do you make a mascot of yourself?

Let’s see what are the essential steps to create a successful mascot for your brand.

1. Step 1: Choose The Right Character.
2. Step 2: Think about the Personality of Your Character.
3. Step 3: Plan Visual and Content Marketing Strategy.
4. Step 4: Choose Poses, Emotions, Outfits and Scenes.
5. Step 5: Design the Character.

How do you make a mascot head fit better?

Try adding some foam to the helmet. You can get sheets of 1/4″ or 1/2″ foam at fabric stores or online. You can also try wearing a bandanna or a headband, but be cautious as sometime these can move on your head and slip over your eyes.

Why are mascots so expensive?

The cost of a custom mascot costume is determined by several factors: Design: The more detailed the design, the more time it will take to create. More labor hours adds to the cost. Quantity ordered: The first costume is called the “prototype.” This is the most expensive costume since all of the patterns must be made.

How much does a mascot make?

The average mascot makes $61,892 in the United States. The average hourly pay for a mascot is $29.76. The average entry-level mascot salary is $26,000.

What materials are mascots made from?

While different detail components of the mascot like eyes, tongues, etc. are usually made from a special type of plastic or rubber. The foam we use for our mascots ranges from very rigid (usually used for feet and heads) to very flexible (used for things like the bodysuit).

What are mascots made out of?

The most common fabrics are: faux fur/fleece, antron (muppet) fleece, Bur-fab (Veltex) and poly/cotton twills. Other specialty fabrics are used, depending on the mascot design. We NEVER use upholstery foam, fiberglass or any compressed paper product in our mascots.

How do I make a mascot logo?

How To Create A Mascots Logo

1. Choose Your Mascots Logo Template. Browse our selection of professionally designed logo templates to get started.
2. Edit Your Mascots Logo Design.
3. Download Your Mascots Logo.

What is inside a mascot head?

Good quality mascots heads are made from a base structure of non-porous foam, closed-cell foam or molded plastic. The most commonly used materials are etha foam, plastizote and styrene.

How do mascot costumes see?

Mascot Vision Through the Eyes Like the humans and animals they imitate, mascots can use their eyes to see too. The screen material provides clear outward vision. Most mascot costumes have eyes built into the character’s design, but only part of the time are they what the performer utilizes for vision.

Which is the best company for custom mascots?

With over 26 years of experience in creating custom mascot costumes, Loonie Times is one of the most in-demand mascot companies in North America. We specialize in various types of professional mascot services ranging from school mascots, sports team mascots, business, corporate brand, and small business custom mascots design and creation.

What happens when you make a mascot costume?

When the custom mascot costume is completed, it is fitted for a glamorous photo shoot, packed into a custom carrying bag and shipped. The final step is the most exciting, you get to finally meet your new friend and have fun using the mascot in unique ways to drum up excitement and goodwill from your brand or school!

What kind of material is used to make mascots?

The mascot is covered with high quality materials like faux fur, fleece or flexible polyester. All pieces are attached with industrial stitching so your mascot can handle an array of physical manoeuvres. Depending on your character, an inner body will be created using a breathable 20 PPI LP foam to give your character their unique shape.

When did we start making our own mascots?

Since 2001, we’ve been creating delightfully original and bespoke mascots. Each mascot is made-to-order, bringing to life and reflecting our clients’ concepts, goals, and aspirations … and, unlike other businesses in the field, we never (ever) work with a ‘stock’ of pre-designed mascots or outsource our work.