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TellTails, Large Wearable Animal Tails for People

  • Rusty BlazenhoffRusty Blazenhoff
  • July 19, 2012

Lizard

If a custom made mermaid tail wasn’t your thing, maybe TellTails, large wearable animal tails available at UK company Kigu will be more up your alley. The tails are available to purchase in the form of Lizard, Squirrel, Lemur, Dinosaur, Lion, and Fox.

Squirrel

Lemur

via Cool Sh*t You Can Buy

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