• ipodjockey
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    711 year ago

    The body odor must be intense.

    • @[email protected]
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      1 year ago

      Oh, there’s a fairly established market of fursuit cleaner/fragrances that are a mixture of alcohol and scent. Some of them smell really nice (think Bath & Body Works, not high class perfume). There’s also been a lot more attention given in the past decade or so to making washable suits. You’ll definitely get people who smell like an anime convention, but at this point it’s by choice and not because suits are uncleanable. But if someone is taking normal care of their fursuit you should only be able to smell it if you’re actually wearing the head, which is a pain to clean.

      • ipodjockey
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        231 year ago

        Well I learn something new every day. I never considered that that fursuits had an ancillary fragrance industry. Huh.

        • @[email protected]
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          231 year ago

          There is also the ancillary cooling vest industry, that actually got successful enough to spin off into its own thing outside furry.

    • 🐑🇸 🇭 🇪 🇪 🇵 🇱 🇪🐑
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      341 year ago

      For real, fursuits are basically heat traps and the air in airplanes isn’t exactly the best. Not to mention no access to showers in the plane (frequent showers are a must if you wear a costume) makes it even worse

    • JokeDeity
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      41 year ago

      Opened the thread just to say “can you imagine the smell on that plane?”