Updated November 2026
At carnival, the mascot fully joins in the festivities and costumes. It is made to measure, in bold colours.
Why have a mascot at a carnival?
Carnival is the perfect occasion to show off: floats, confetti, music and a costumed crowd. A mascot blends in naturally while keeping a special status, that of the emblematic character of the group or town. It opens the procession, dances in front of the floats and poses for photos with costumed families. From one edition to the next, it becomes the official figure of the festival, which everyone looks for in the crowd.
Tips for a carnival
- Choose very bright colours, possibly with shiny details, to stay noticeable among the colourful costumes.
- Provide a suit that withstands confetti, flour or foam, and careful cleaning after the parade.
- Arrange relays, as processions are long and full of dancing, and the head reduces breathing during sustained effort.
- Have the mascot escorted in front and behind so it keeps its distance from floats and bands.
Customising the carnival mascot
Every mascot is made to measure. On the product page, you choose the colours, the logo or text, and accessories such as the fan, the cooling vest, the gloves and the shoes. A 2D sketch and an approval proof are available before manufacture.
Frequently asked questions
Do confetti and foam damage the suit?
They soil the fabric and get into the openings. Plan careful cleaning and complete drying after each procession. This guarantees a dancing procession without excessive fatigue for the wearers.
Can the mascot wear the colours of our carnival group?
Yes, the colours and logo are chosen on the product page and approved on the sketch before manufacture. This helps keep the suit in good condition for the next edition.