Fursuit Care Guide

A little green machine will make washing your fursuit slightly easier than the common hand cleaning method. A green machine allows you to get a deep clean on your fursuit head, bodysuit, hand paws, feet paws, and tail. Cold Water only. 

When washing the fursuit head, use the little green machine with a small amount of detergent added to water to wet the face and neck fur lightly. Do not over saturate the face with the cleaning solution. Once the cleaning solution is lightly applied, use the little green machine to remove the water from the face.  After washing the fursuit, brush out the fur immediately and place near a fan to help the fursuit dry. If you do not brush the fur after washing it, the fur will not look sleek. 

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This method does NOT apply to protogen head fursuits. 

Our preference for cleaning detergent is Tide sport. All of our fursuit hand paws, most tails, and bodysuits are machine washable. 

Once your fursuit has come out of the washing machine or you have completed hand washing it, you must brush your fursuit thoroughly. By bursh your fursuit before it dries, it keeps the fur fibers looking new a sleek. If you do not brush your fursuit after it has been cleaned, the fur fibers may not dry in the proper direction.

Our bodysuits, and hand paws are machine washable. We recommend cold wash only on the delicate setting in your washing machine. When adding your detergent (Tide sport) to the washing machine, only add a small amount. DO NOT DRY YOUR FURSUIT IN THE DRYER.

When using fursuit sprays, do not saturate your fursuit. Fursuit sprays smell nice and are a good way to keep your fursuit smelling good during a convention, but too much of certain sprays could stain your fursuit depending on how the fursuit spray was created. Always test your fursuit spray before spraying it directly on your fursuit.