BRAND MASCOTS

"Rainbow excelled themselves in the craftsmanship and quality of our latest brand characters; they complement our entertainments programme perfectly!"

- Alton Towers Resort

LARGER THAN LIFE MASCOT COSTUMES

Welcome to Rainbow Productions’ Brand Mascots page. Our Gallery shows examples of bespoke mascot costumes we’ve produced for use in environments ranging from corporate events, to experiential marketing campaigns, road shows, trade and consumer exhibitions, PR opportunities, and many more!

We’re delighted to work with internationally recognised companies through to smaller, independent organisations to create mascots that really bring their brands to life!

BRAND MASCOTS GALLERY

Here you can see examples of brand mascots we’ve created. We’ve brought to life a wide range of mascot costumes. Click to see more examples of Animal Mascot Costumes.

Carrierbag Man - Paisley Shopping Centre

Meerkats - Chessington World of Adventures

Milk Cartons - Saudia / Lenzo Arabia, KSA

Zookeeper - Chessington World of Adventures

HOW ARE BRAND MASCOTS USED?

Mascots take many forms. Examples include branded mascots being the embodiment of a company logo, a product, a furry animal design or an inanimate object. Occasions where company mascots are used include:

During special events and family entertainment programmes
As part of brand experience campaigns and tours
At store openings and store refurbishments
At brand launches to consumers, trade and press
During press and photo-call opportunities
During publicity stunts and fund raising campaigns

WHY COMMISSION YOUR OWN BRAND MASCOT?

Commissioning Rainbow Productions to produce a mascot will:

Provide an eye-catching way of helping boost brand awareness, footfall and sales.
Help your brand connect with families by providing added entertainment and interactivity, especially at parties and special events.
Inject more life into your promotional activities and help differentiate your product.
Add extra personality to your brand, helping bridge the gap between on-shelf product and the in-store consumer.