A fur mascot is essentially a costume that represents a character, often an anthropomorphic animal, designed to be the symbol or representative of a group, team, organization, or brand. 
​Here's a breakdown of the typical description and characteristics:
​ Key Features
​Materials: Primarily constructed from synthetic faux fur or plush fabric, which is durable and gives the character its signature "furry" look and texture. Other materials like fleece, foam, and mesh are used for structure and visibility. 
​Design: They are almost always anthropomorphic (human-like qualities on an animal) or simply a stylized character. The design is usually bright, appealing, and distinct to ensure high visibility and memorability.