Updated November 2026
A corporate mascot embodies your brand at seminars, parties and open days. It is made in your colours and can carry your logo.
Why have a mascot at a corporate event?
A seminar or end-of-year party brings together colleagues who already know each other: a mascot breaks the formality and gives everyone something to talk about. It welcomes guests, livens up group photos and makes the brand feel warmer to invited customers. Unlike a promotional item thrown away after the event, it can be reused for inaugurations, trade shows and the key moments of the year.
Tips for a mascot in a professional setting
- Define a character that fits the tone of the company: a serious, elegant animal for an institutional setting, a rounder character for a team party.
- Appoint a volunteer wearer who is comfortable in public, then allow time for a rehearsal before the event to fix gestures and route.
- Arrange for a companion who introduces the mascot, handles photos and limits the crowd around the wearer in narrow rooms.
- Place the logo where it is visible on the chest or an accessory, without overloading the suit, so it stays legible in photos.
Customising your brand mascot
The mascot is designed to measure from your brand guidelines. You choose the colours, logo, text and accessories on the product page, such as the fan, the cooling vest or the gloves. A 2D sketch and an approval proof let you validate the result before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Can we match our brand guidelines colours exactly?
Colours are chosen on the product page. For a precise match with your guidelines, attach your references to your request and approve the sketch before manufacture.
Can the mascot be used for several events?
Yes, it is a lasting purchase. A well-maintained mascot serves successive seminars, trade shows and open days, so the company can keep the same character.