A fursuit price makes more sense when you know whose work it buys and which pieces come in the box. The three makers below publish different prices and package definitions. Their figures give you real examples to compare, without pretending that a few studio websites establish a market average.
The following USD figures were displayed on the linked official pages when reviewed on October 7, 2026. They are advertised starting or reference prices, rather than quotes for the photographed characters. This is a small selection of studios with readable price lists, not a ranking or the cheapest available offers.
| Maker and official price page | Head | Partial example | Fullsuit example |
|---|---|---|---|
| 28 Ghostiez | From $2,800 | Mini from $3,000; mini plus from $3,100 | Plantigrade from $7,000; digitigrade from $8,000 |
| Golden Maw | From $4,250 | From $5,000 | From $8,000; padded from $9,000 |
| Alpha Lyncis Fursuits | $6,000 reference price | Mini partial $7,000; partial $8,000 reference prices | No fullsuit figure in this comparison |
Alpha Lyncis says its list is for reference and that commissions are taken through auctions or offers. Use the particular offer's terms and price rather than assuming the table is a booking menu.
Browse the maker directory to compare more studios and reach their official ordering pages. A lower number alone cannot tell you whether a maker offers the expression, construction or fit you want.
See the original gallery and Golden Maw's profile. The studio's price page says detailed patterns and multiple colors add to the base price, and shipping and handling are extra. Ask which requested features are included before comparing its head price with another studio's.
At 28 Ghostiez, mini means a head and handpaws, while mini plus adds a tail. Golden Maw's partial includes a head, handpaws and tail, with feet and sleeves listed separately. Alpha Lyncis's mini partial includes a head, handpaws and tail; its partial adds feetpaws and arm sleeves.
That means two offers called partial can leave you with different outfits. Write down the pieces you want, then check the exact package against that list. Our fursuit types and styles guide explains the terminology without treating one studio's labels as universal.
| Question for the maker | Why it changes the comparison |
|---|---|
| Which head, hands, feet, tail and body pieces are included? | A lower package price may leave parts to buy separately. |
| Are the feet intended for indoor or outdoor use? | You need the version suited to where you plan to wear them. |
| Which expressions, eye options and attachments are included? | A portfolio photograph can show an optional feature. |
| Is the padding removable, and how is it cleaned? | The answer affects care, packing and what you receive. |
| Can matching pieces be ordered later? | Future availability and matching materials need confirmation. |
The original gallery retains the maker's branding. The Alpha Lyncis profile links the package list and buyer terms.
Ask for the build price, the currency and the payment schedule in writing. Then ask which costs sit outside that figure. Shipping may depend on the destination, parcel size and service, so request an estimate for your actual address.
Leave room for the care and storage equipment your maker recommends. The first-time fursuiting guide helps you plan what you need before the suit arrives. Follow the maker's care instructions when deciding which cleaning products to buy.
If you plan to debut the suit at a convention, keep that trip's registration, travel and accommodation separate from the costume budget. An expensive costume does not reduce the cost of getting there. The convention budgeting guide covers the trip planning.
Use this worksheet with your own figures:
| Cost | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Costume and selected options | The written quote or sale price |
| Separate parts | Anything missing from the package |
| Shipping and handling | The maker's destination-specific estimate |
| Other transaction or import charges | Charges applicable to your payment and destination |
| Care, storage and transport | Equipment you actually need |
| Convention trip | Your separate event budget |
Do not count a payment plan as a reduction in the price. Confirm when each payment is due and what happens if you need to cancel before accepting the schedule.
See the official gallery and 28 Ghostiez's profile. When comparing a bodysuit-only offer with a fullsuit, check whether you already have compatible head, paws and feet. Ask the maker to confirm those parts rather than treating a completed costume in a photograph as the package you are buying.
A custom commission starts with an agreed project and your character. A premade offer may sell an existing costume or a design that still needs construction or fitting. A secondhand costume also needs a condition and measurement check.
Do not assume any of these routes guarantees a particular discount. Compare the actual offer, the pieces included, the fit and the work still needed. Ask for recent photographs of the exact item and an explanation of any damage or repairs.
Before contacting a studio, use the commissioning guide to prepare your reference and questions. Send a clear description of the pieces you want and the budget you can meet. The maker's answer will tell you more than a general price band.
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View Full CalendarIn the examples above, published head figures start at $2,800 for 28 Ghostiez and $4,250 for Golden Maw, while Alpha Lyncis displays a $6,000 reference figure. These specific offers do not establish the minimum or average price across all makers. Check the current source and ask for your design's quote.
Compare packages from the same maker with equivalent options. A partial can omit a bodysuit, feet or sleeves, but labels and included pieces vary. Do not compare two unrelated package names as though they buy the same work.
They show the maker's work, but they do not establish the pictured project's cost. Ask which features the maker can offer for your character and which change the quote.
Ask the maker before buying the first pieces. A future opening, matching materials and compatibility with the existing parts need their confirmation.
Add the quoted build, separate pieces and other applicable costs. Check that you can meet the agreed payment dates while covering your other commitments. If the total does not work for you, ask about a smaller package or wait before ordering.
28 Ghostiez pricing and package definitions
.Golden Maw basic pricing and included pieces
.Alpha Lyncis reference prices and auction or offer route
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