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furry arts discussion => fursuits, plushies, and costuming => Topic started by: Rocket T. Coyote on December 07, 2016, 10:00:33 pm
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There are a few fursuiters that are known for their form-fitting suits. These appear to be one-piece designs with attached gloves and sock feet. The appearance of these suits look rather attractive. Heating does not seem to be an issue, but keeping warm in cold weather could be challenging. I am presently attempting to commission such a suit in my fursona.
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I've seen those type of suits before. Not my style though. :P
Here's one such example of a velour suit.
(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5265e49de4b03d291eb9d93f/527c2732e4b0155b3cafbf20/54bd755ee4b096702d4cf50e/1421702668701/BlueFox4.JPG?format=300w)
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many of the ones iv seen dont look to good, but iv seen some amazing looking ones. though due to the tight fitting part its a little awkward with it outlining most of the body..
though get a good quality one, and clothes/a costume over it and it will likely look amazing. you have what ever cosplay type of stuff like a suit of armor and then under it you have the fursuit. most of the benefits i see is that it covers those small gaps in armor like on knees/elbows so a little more realistic, and if you do wear any clothing/cosplay stuff over it heat will not be too much of a problem.
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I've seen those type of suits before. Not my style though. :P
Here's one such example of a velour suit.
(https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5265e49de4b03d291eb9d93f/527c2732e4b0155b3cafbf20/54bd755ee4b096702d4cf50e/1421702668701/BlueFox4.JPG?format=300w)
The model in that suit is actually shorter than the person that suit is intended for btw.
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Nope. I've seen some of these in old furry vids. Once you get to the point where you leave nothing to the imagination it's no longer a fur suit.