Updated November 2026
An awareness mascot makes a message easier to remember and to bring up in public. It is made to measure around your subject.
Why have a mascot to raise awareness?
Road safety, waste sorting, health or the environment: serious subjects quickly tire the public. A character lets you approach people without lecturing them, attract children and set a symbol that is easy to reproduce on posters and social networks. For local authorities and associations, the mascot stays the same from one campaign to the next, which builds recognition of the message over time.
Tips for a campaign
- Choose a character that fits the subject: an animal affected, an everyday object or a hero of the behaviour to adopt.
- Write a short message to display on a sign or on the suit, as the mascot does not speak during the activity.
- Arrange for a host who speaks, answers questions and directs interested people to the documentation.
- Plan outings at busy times, for example in front of a school or a market, with rest periods between each.
Customising the message mascot
The mascot is made to measure. On the product page, you choose the colours, the logo or text of the message, and accessories such as the fan, the cooling vest or the gloves. A 2D sketch and an approval proof are available before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Can we write a slogan on the suit?
Short text can be added. It is specified when ordering, then the sketch is approved before manufacture to check legibility and position. This avoids any misunderstanding about the message you want to get across.
Can the mascot serve for several campaigns?
Yes, as long as the character stays consistent with the subjects. You can change the message on a sign or accessories without remaking the suit. This keeps the message clear and makes the suit useful for several actions.