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Costumes:

Costumes & Creatures

Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA. Manufacturers of brand name mascot costumes and fully-mechanized puppets. Portfolio, ship and store program, manufacturing capabilities, and employment; affiliated with VEE Entertainment Corporation.

http://www.vee.com/services/costumes.aspx

Global Effects Inc.

North Hollywood, California, USA. Manufactures human and horse props and costumes for museums, film and television. Specialties include horror, aliens and space suits, and medieval pageantry. Portfolio images of recent and past projects, rentals, and research services. [Frames]

http://www.globaleffects.com/

Manhattan Wardrobe Supply

New York City, New York, USA. Wardrobe supplies for film and theater. Materials and supplies, tools and equipment; clothing, millinery, hair and makeup. Online catalog in PDF format. Corporate accounts available.

http://www.wardrobesupplies.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Pierre's Costumes

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. Custom design and manufacturing for holidays, promotional events, and the entertainment industry; sale or rental. Mascots: past clients list, image gallery, and performance tips.

http://www.costumers.com/

Total Fabrication

North Hollywood, California, USA. Custom mascot costumes, puppets, props, and special effects makeup and costumes for film, television, advertising, and theme parks; for purchase only. Filmography and image gallery, profile of company president, and FAQ.

http://totalfab.com

Troubadour Productions

Durban, South Africa. Stock and mascot costumes for the theatre, film and television industries. Also casting, media training, and makeup instruction.

http://www.troubadour.co.za/

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