Updated November 2026
At a festival, the mascot becomes a fun landmark in the crowd and in festival-goers' photos. The custom suit can be fitted with ventilation and accessories.
Why have a mascot at a festival?
A festival spreads its stages, stalls and campsites over a large site. A mascot moves between these areas, guides newcomers, entertains the queues and links the stage with the audience. It is also a natural subject for social media: festival-goers photograph it spontaneously. Brought back every year, it gives the event an identity that is passed from one edition to the next.
Tips for a festival
- Choose a colourful character that can be spotted by night as well as by day, possibly with light or reflective details.
- Plan frequent breaks and a cool backstage area, as sun and crowds make the suit very hot.
- Place a companion close to the wearer, for safety in crowd movements, mud and dark areas.
- Plan a route and times for passing the stages and stalls, rather than a permanent and exhausting wander.
Customising the festival mascot
The mascot is made to measure. On the product page, you choose the colours, the festival logo or text, and useful accessories such as the fan, the cooling vest and the gloves. A 2D sketch and an approval proof are available before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Can the mascot carry the festival's name?
Yes, a logo or text can be added to the suit. It is specified when ordering, then the visual is approved before manufacture.
What are the risks outdoors in bad weather?
Rain and mud damage the suit and make the ground slippery. Plan for protection, complete drying after use and a companion to guide the wearer.