
This item was a commission
Paid: A Lump Sum of $1000 - $2999
Initial Contact: December 2018
Completion/Ship Date: November 2020
Shipping Origin: Local pickup
Type: Fullsuit
Style: Toony
Padding: Plantigrade
Name: Fox
Features: Hair / Wig
Telegram.
Yes. He contacted me through telegram and he would send WIPs whenever he had updates.
Very dissatisfied. He took almost 2 years.
I saved for years for this fursuit. I live in a country were saving is not very easy, and this maker charges in US Dollars, even if he lives in the same country as me. BY NO MEANS DO I INTEND TO CRITICIZE HIS WAY OF WORKING OR HIS TOS because I accepted them the day I paid him. However, I expected a better quality for the price I paid, and a more reflective attitude for the maker when I told him about his product. Am I happy with my fursuit? No. I don’t like wearing it, and I don’t feel comfortable with it.
Wearing the head is quite comfortable. I would say it’s the only part of the actual suit that actually feels, or gets an approximate feeling, of wearing something pleasant. The maker has made a spot where my nose is supposed to go so that the head would not wobble, but with the passing of time it became a real pain in my nose. As regards the appearance of the head, I have some issues with it. I don’t particularly like how it looks from the sides and the back, since it feels as if the whole thing was made “separately”. The only angle I’m comfortable with while taking pictures is my front view, tilting my sight upwards to make my muzzle a little less too big.
As regards the airflow, I can breathe easily while I wear the furhead. The mouth is big enough for me to have drinks and for air to flow when it’s windy. Likewise, I would agree on the fact that the vision is OK too. I have a good eyesight, I can easily see to my sides, and the blind point in between the bridge of the muzzle is minimal. However, my boyfriend, whose fursuit was made by the same person, did not run with the same luck, even if it was a later production than mine.
Symmetrically speaking, I do not like how the teeth look, since they pop out of the mouth, and they are quite too big for it. Similarly, the ears are slightly tilted and the black outline in the eyeslots is poorly attached. Unfortunately, the magnets and the eyelids run with the same fate. The magnets were loose and for some reason I haven’t understood yet, one of the lids had two magnets, both of which fell down twice. As regards the trimming of the fur, it was HORRID. If you can see the pictures attached in this section, you can spot every single mark the maker made by misplacing the trimmer and leaving a very clumsy, unneat touch to the hair of my character.
It’s very uncomfortable. My body fits, but the suit starts moving and it’s very difficult to move around. I can’t dance with it, I can’t jump, and the only time I tried running playing with some friends, the knees tore.
The fur overall matches the concept art of my fursona. However, detailing as regards stitches and finishing hems was really poor. See the attached album below to see what I’m talking about in more detail. The same remark will be made in the hand paws and footpaws as well. On the one hand, the hems on the head hole are inexistant. The stitches have started to cut loose since no finishing was done to this section. Apart from feeling really ticklish when I move, it looks really bad. On the other hand, the tail, which I had asked to be independent, and then asked to be attached to the body as one part, was place as the picture shows. Luckily the foam doesn’t fall.
Comfortable. In fact, the one thing I feel was done OK. However, the quality was very poor, and the stitches and hems were, again, very weak; so much so, that both sleeves tore in the same spot. Pictures below.
From the outside, they look OK.
Very comfortable.
Poor. Hair trimming was done carelesly, I can track the process by just looking at the picture I took; “long hair > scissors > done”. The claws are made of some sort of plastic-like fabric, but they are quite crooked. Maker never made hems and they started tearing until I told him to please make them. If you see the picture in the album below, you’ll see that they even have a different colour, since the one in the footpaws was made from the very beginning, and the handpaws was added afterwards.
Very comfortable. Sandals were not ready for the final ETA. I was given a pair eventually, however.
Unlike handpaws, these ones look OK. However, the claws are crooked too. You can see pictures below.
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