Hi, We're the Dangerous Ladies!
We've been providing resin kits, 3D printed props, patterns, textiles, and other accessories to cosplayers since 2014.
Currently, we have six full-time employees working out of our studio in Toronto, Canada. We all come from different career experiences and backgrounds, but share a united passion for cosplay.
We all discovered cosplay during a time where it was difficult to buy costuming supplies, let alone costume pieces themselves. Today, being able to help new or more inexperienced cosplayers is really important to us, particularly in empowering people to craft. We've always found the ability to say "I did this myself" to be one of the most rewarding feelings in this wonderful hobby, and so kits allow costumers to put their own spin on everything.
Meet the team
Creative Director (she/her)
Jenn
I'm Jenn, I handle all of Dangerous Ladies' custom work. I do the bulk of our 3D modelling and develop all of our kits and products.
I started Dangerous Ladies to make cosplay more accessible and crafting more enjoyable.
I love complicated female characters. ;)
Head of Fabrication (She/her)
Christine
Your local cryptid that wishes she was an actual ginger. I manage the crafting side of Dangerous Ladies. All those pretty little gems in your kits? I made those!
Every morning I come in early to and check the status of our 3D Printers to make sure the fleet is operational.
I love Sailor Moon, magical girls, and everything spooky.
Designer | Artist (She/her)
Shazz
I handle the operation of our website and organize each and every listing in the shop.
I design all of the textiles and clothing that Dangerous Ladies offers, all while making sure our website is functioning as it should. I also mind and repair our 3D printers when they misbehave.
When I am not at work, I am probably playing D&D. I love Final Fantasy, Destiny, and Fire Emblem.
Fabrication (she/her)
Aubree
Typically, I am in the studio, my headphones are in, and I am in the groove casting one resin kit after another!
I've accomplished a lot as a cosplayer these past few years and have started to do some of 3D modelling for both my personal projects, and Dangerous Ladies.
I love FFXIV, Persona, and Fire Emblem.
Fabrication (she/her)
Gabi
I do most of the bodyshopping work and create the moulds we make our casts from. I'm also the one who makes sure that any finished props we make are seamless, smooth, and ready to paint.
I'm deep into Granblue Fantasy.
Administrator (she/her)
Julia
I manage our inbox and talk to our clients, (hopefully that's you!) I also help with any sort of behind the scenes day-to-day tasks around the DL studio. Most importantly, I make sure your orders ship out on time. You will probably see my face on our Instagram a lot.
I truly only care about Final Fantasy. I'm a horse-girl in a big city and work part-time as a photographer.
We're looking forward to cosplaying with you!
Part of why we started doing this was that we started cosplaying before you could buy costumes or props or even wigs, and when those things became readily available, we saw some cosplayers get discouraged––they wanted to make their own costumes but they felt intimidated by all the details and that just buying the costumes wasn’t as personally rewarding to them.
Not everyone wants to sit down and make forty identical buttons out of craft foam or worbla, and not everyone has access to 3D printing, resin, custom-printed fabrics, or laser cutting… If a kit was available, people could focus on other parts, making the whole process less intimidating or time-consuming. Seeing people make things they would have found too intimidating otherwise is really rewarding, and we’ve also had the privilege of watching many of our clients grow as artists.
Our Location
Leaside
10 Canvarco Road Unit #53 E
Toronto, Ontario
By Appointment Only