Postage for Ear(Z) within NZ is Free with purchase! Delays up to 2 weeks possible depending in NZ Post.

If you are one of our overseas friends or it's for a larger item, we'll make you a quote depending on time of year, how far away you are, and if you want air or sea freight.

Please don't.

If you get a small stain or bit of dirt on them, try dabbing it or carefully brushing with a damp toothbrush or other soft small brush and then letting it air dry before combing it to get anything else out.

In general, please don’t get your ears wet. This may cause the paint to run, and the fur to mat.

Please see our full care guide for more information.

One-of-a-kind.

Absolutely, just let me know what day you're going, and I'll have them ready for you.

Around 3-6 hours depending on the size and decorations. Most cat ears take around 4 hours.

3 Years and going of trial and error, 

Starting with YouTube videos, I wasn't a fan of the gluing methods, so looked around and started asking random questions to the local market’s real fur and fake fur craftspeople.

My google history of the time might have made me look like I was trying taxidermy😂 

Eventually around the 3-year mark I accidently stumbled upon a few tricks that now has my seams in fake fur near invisible, and the bases sturdy without any glue or excessive wire.

Our methods are kept secret for now 🤫

Think of it like a loose Que. 

Until you've paid a deposit your spot is not confirmed.

 Please be aware we're not always open to commissions but flick us a message - we love to hear your ideas.

We're in the Northshore of Auckland, New Zealand - We don't outright advertise our location, as we are not a physical store. 

If you're a local and would like to arrange a pickup please don't hesitate to email, message or DM us.

We're always trying to improve and find better more economically transparent local company's so if you know of any please let us know,

Fabrics and threads are from; Backstreet Bargains, The Fabric Store, Spotlight, The Remnant Warehouse, and second-hand stores.

Plastics and other pieces for prop making: Worbla, Bunnings, Mitre10, Spotlight and second-hand stores.

Tools and machinery have all either been gifted or brought second-hand and then serviced by our nearest experienced serviceman. (unfortunately, these changes almost every time due to covid)

We have the equipment to, unfortunately at the moment it's a bit of a time issue, but it's not something we're completely ruling out :)