Question 1

What are your masks made of?

Accepted Answer

My masks are 3D-printed in photosensitive resin, which is the modern standard for most kigurumi masks. I have no plans to make FRP masks.

Question 2

What kind of masks do you make?

Accepted Answer

I make "full-custom" masks, which are masks designed specifically for the buyer. The mask is modeled 100% by me from the ground-up. No one else will receive the same exact mask, as yours is exclusive. Even in the event someone has the same character as another buyer, the masks will not be the same sculpt/model and will both be unique.

I specialize in anime-style masks, however, I am capable of doing semi-realistic/doll/BJD.

Question 3

How can I be sure the mask will fit me?

Accepted Answer

Measurements will be provided by you in the order form. You are responsible for ensuring the accuracy of the measurements submitted, and I am not responsible for incorrect measurements. To help prevent sizing issues, a mask fitting will be included as part of your commission process. You will receive a plastic faceplate scaled to your measurements and will be asked to provide photos of yourself holding the faceplate over your face. This step allows for final adjustments, if necessary.

Question 4

What will you not make?

Accepted Answer

I will not make masks of any NSFW nature, including but not limited to ahegao, drone, and horror. I also do not create demon/succubus masks and masks with any religious or political imagery. I do not copy others' masks or make masks of real people. I also do not create masks depicting children. This is meant to fall in line with my Prohibited Use Policy highlighted in my Terms & Conditions.

Masks that exceed my skill level are evaluated on a case-by-case basis.

I also currently do not offer hard hair due to the difficulty, as well as printer size limitations.

Question 5

Will you make me a mask of a character you have already made?

Accepted Answer

If the character is an OC, no. If not an OC, yes. I will not duplicate a mask that has already been sold to someone else, since that is their mask. I can make a mask of the same character, but will need to create a new model. For example, if someone commissioned a "Miku" and another person also wants a "Miku", they will not receive the exact same mask. They will have differences to keep the masks special/exclusive for the buyer.

There is a "cooldown period" of 6 months before creating the same character more than once.

Question 6

How long will it take for you to make a mask?

Accepted Answer

Long story short, it depends. I can't guarantee a specific timeline or completion by a certain date, however, I typically finish a mask within 4–5 months. This can vary depending on my workload, day job, personal matters, holidays, or unexpected troubleshooting and mechanical issues. I provide frequent updates and will always keep you informed about where your mask is in the production process.

Question 7

How much do your masks cost?

Accepted Answer

Kigurumi masks are not cheap, and for good reason. Each of my masks is made entirely by me alone, and requires a significant amount of time, effort, and skill. My prices reflect the craftsmanship and dedication involved. My masks are 3D modeled 100% by me, from scratch. AI is not used at all in the modeling process. You are not paying for a product, but for an art piece.

Full custom masks start at $850 and can exceed $1000 and beyond, depending on the complexity of the wig, accessories, and other features. The base price includes a full-head mask with latches, a removable wig, a hairbrush, wig care supplies, and padding. It also covers the cost of sending a mock faceplate for a mask fitting to ensure proper sizing.

These prices will increase gradually to reflect my evolving skill level and demand.

Question 8

Why are your masks more expensive than some Chinese makers? Why should I order from you?

Accepted Answer

You're right! While some makers in China may offer lower prices, the difference largely comes down to materials, location, and the level of service. Materials are significantly more affordable and accessible in China, whereas I often pay two to three times more, or even higher, due to tariffs and limited availability in my region.

Each mask I make is handcrafted by me alone, not mass-produced in a factory or assembled by a team. When you order from me, you're supporting a local small business and avoiding additional costs like customs fees or long international shipping delays if you’re based in the U.S. You also benefit from clear and responsive communication in English, with no major time zone differences or other communication barriers. My turnaround times are typically quicker, and I offer a more personalized, collaborative experience throughout the entire process, including custom fittings and regular updates.

Ultimately, you’re not just purchasing a mask, but a unique, wearable piece of art, created with care and tailored to your vision.

Question 9

Will you make me a mask for cheaper if I promote you, donate to you, trade you for something, etc?

Accepted Answer

Sorry, I will not do discounted work for promotion, trades, etc.

Question 10

Will you design me a mask and I can print it myself?

Accepted Answer

No, sorry. There may be times where I have blank shells available from prototyping, but I will not provide files.

Question 11

Can you make wigs/props for my own mask?

Accepted Answer

No, sorry. I am only able to provide wigs and props/accessories for my own commissions.

Question 12

Will you help me design my own mask, give me tips, etc.?

Accepted Answer

No, sorry.

Question 13

Do you ship internationally?

Accepted Answer

At the moment, I would like to focus on the US market as I am starting out. However, if you understand that shipping internationally can cost several hundreds more in mailing costs, customs fees, etc, we can try to work something out.

Question 14

What is the commission process like?

Accepted Answer

Once you have filled out this form with all the correct information and your commission is approved, I will email you and we can begin the commission process.

50% payment up front is required, and once payment is complete, you will have a place in the queue.

I will give frequent updates during the whole process. If you would like revisions to be made during the 3D modeling stage, please communicate these to me before the mask is printed. Revision requests are fine, but try to keep excess revisions to a minimum as it slows the making process.

During this process, we will also discuss wig colors and order them in advance. It usually takes 3 weeks for the wigs to arrive.

When the 3D model is completed, I will ship a plastic mock faceplate to you to confirm final sizing before progressing. You are expected to provide images with the mask over your face to confirm proportions.

Once the final mask is printed, you will pay the other 50% before I begin work on the wig and paint job.

I usually complete the wig before painting the mask, since the wig is detachable. Once I get past the sanding and painting process, I will then complete the makeup.

After this is complete, there will be a final payment for shipping costs. Then, I will pack up your mask and send it right to your door!

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