fursuit

Inside a fursuit, it can be difficult to see and hear.

Sometimes people feel less shy in a fursuit because no one can see who they are.

A fursuit that covers the whole body is called a "full suit."

A person who wears a fursuit is called a fursuiter.

A "fursuit" is a costume that looks like a furry character.

As part of getting into character he wears a handmade, full-size fursuit.

Played by Harry Kõrvits in a fursuit.

The fursuit used in the television series Harry and the Hendersons cost USD$1 million.

"Who Says You Can't Go Home" music video (dog fursuit version)

Owners can spend less than one-hundred to many thousands of United States Dollar on one fursuit, depending on complexity and materials used.

This odd little project began in response to a posting on the alt.fan.furry newsgroup, requesting help in the construction of hooves for a fursuit.

This type of fursuit works well for characters who only wear a shirt without pants or just a pair of pants without a shirt.

The term 'fursuit', believed to be coined in 1993 by Robert King, can also refer to animal mascot costumes in general, as opposed to human or inanimate object mascots.

While about 80% of furries do not own a full fursuit, often citing their expensive cost as the decisive factor, a majority of them hold positive feelings towards fursuiters and the conventions in which they participate.

The term "fursuit" is believed to have been coined in 1993 by Robert King and is usually used to describe custom-made animal costumes owned and worn by cosplayers or members of the furry fandom.

Anne Lawrence has proposed the terms autoplushophilia for the sexual attraction to being or changing one's body to have plush features, and fursuitism for sexual arousal from wearing a fursuit to temporarily resemble an anthropomorphic animal.

Fans may wear a full or partial fursuit or other costume to express their identity and entertain others, though typically less than 15% of attendees bring a costume, and few of these wear them all the time.

The scheduled events that take place are the Charity Auction, the Masquerade, the Fursuit Parade, nightly dances, Art Show Auctions, and special presentations by Uncle Kage and "2 the Ranting Gryphon".