They shed too much of their own fur all over it?

Yes, that's part of it--and it's all on the inside!

Lol, yeah.

Good stuff.

*hyena-laughs*

Thanks. ^^

Is this a nervous laugh?

Nevertheless, they look quite stunning.

It's the eternal question--comfort versus style.

I had a pair of high heel shoes that I wore for about two months when I was in high school, until my aching tendon convinced me that fashion statement came with a price.

Well I am more the comfort type too. Clothing has to be practical, cover up your nudity, keep your valuable belongings at hand and do not hinder your movement.
I never understood how women could torture themselves with those high heels anyway. Sure they make a wonderful improvised weapon for close combat, but running and climbing are nearly impossible.

I hear you. When I tried to wear them they were quite a pain. I hear what you're saying about improvised weapons. They don't call them spiked heels for nothing.

Ooooh, so you would make 1d4 plus your strength modifier damage and can regard it as an offhand weapon , neat.
Wonder why no one thought about that already, could be quite funny to play it.

oh yeah, thick, fluffy fur sprouting everywhere, this doesn't look good in a tux. :)

playful and funny, and cute bunny guy. :)

Thank you!

I am Missing something here. I think he looks rather nice.

Yes, he does. If the layer of fur under fabric was not so uncomfortable, I suspect he'd wear a suit on a regular basis.

It is adorable--but I agree about the shedding.

Imagine trying to brush fur out of the inside of a silk shirt.... :

Ideally, I'd think they'd go for as little as possible, not for shedding but for comfort. While an animal can wear a certain amount of clothing comfortably, I can't see it being a preference. Fur being rubbed the wrong way, itches you can't get to, etc.

I've have had both long haired and short haired pets. I never tried putting clothes on the long haired ones (for obvious reasons) but I had a short haired dog who tended to get cold easily when he got older, so I bought him a nice shirt to wear during the winter. He tolerated it but never really liked it.

Might not really work with a dog, but a morph would be smart enough, a looser garment would work for such situations, allowing smoothing and scratching while keeping you warm.

I've seen a fursuit or two built around a kilt. This always seem like it would be a nice garment for a furry.

Kilt. I have a collie costume, and there's this song about a Scotsman, if I knew of two young and lovely fursuiting ladies...

Ah, but you can always pretend it's part of the appearance. :)

Yes, some fashion statements are worth it. ^^

It's the feet. Try wearing formal shoes with those feet.

I'm thinking spats might work, but even spats would need to be custom made to fit on his feet.

He likely goes through a lot of rollers that collect stray fur.

There is a brand of fabric softener sheets that collect stray fur. That would be ideal for his shirt. I wonder how much he pays for dry cleaning.

He would look better with a pair of shoes. The claws on his feet make it hard to wear shoes since it is so hard to find a comfortable pair.

Does he have to wear bigger clothes when his winter coat grows in? Freyfox has to worry about bursting out of his clothes every fall.

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