MorMe Prosthetics is a family-run, UK-based enterprise founded in 2021. Our vision is to create handcrafted, hyper-realistic silicone prostheses with all the life and feels of the real thing. At MorMe, we believe everybody deserves to feel more like themselves — to feel more me.
We aim to soothe anxiety and inspire feelings of euphoria with our products by making them as lifelike and as close to you as possible.
By using digital sculpting and 3D printing methods, we're able to make unlimited design alterations and refinements, meaning we can focus on perfecting the details that matter to you most.
MorMe wouldn't exist without the help of our growing community and their willingness to share their stories with us. So in keeping with this ethos, I’d like to share a bit about myself and offer a brief history of how we came to make this our business.
Firstly, my name is Will (he/him). I’m married with three young children. I live in a small market town outside of Blackpool, England and for the last five years, I’ve made a living designing and sculpting humorous prostheses with my business, Billy’s Ball Bags.
It wasn’t until 2015, after a decade of working in 3D character animation, that I stumbled into the world of prosthetics (while planning a stag do, of all things!).
Led by public demand, Billy’s Ball Bags took its first baby steps on Etsy in 2015. Its growth has been organic, with TV spots and social media playing a huge part in its success.
The decision to go full-time with Billy’s Ball Bags was made for me when, in 2017, they featured in a video made by an internet prankster that reached 80 million views on Facebook alone!
From the beginning of Billy's Ball Bags, people have been reaching out to me with requests for products that are more anatomically correct. Often to replace something they've lost or fill a void they’ve carried their whole life.
In 2019, I received an email from a young man who had undergone surgery to remove his testicles. He wanted to know if I offered any products that were more anatomically accurate. At the time, I didn't, and he decided to order one of our regular ball bags – which measure 24cm in length!
Curious, I asked him how he intended to use it. He was surprisingly open about his intentions to modify it for everyday use.
Research revealed that prostheses on the market either lacked realism or were unduly expensive. The absence of any notable UK suppliers left many people with no options at all.
I was confident I could help. I felt it was time to start pushing the limits of how lifelike our range of prostheses could be and re-assessing who could benefit from them most.
Hello! I'm Sophie - a cis woman who also happens to be Will's (much) younger sister.
Before joining MorMe I had my own business - a small cafe in my home town, where I worked for over a decade. Will and I had often talked about how working together would be great for both of us (despite the risks of working with family!), so when I decided to close my business it was the perfect opportunity to make the leap, and I joined MorMe full time in 2022.
I could be described as an 'all-rounder' with a general creative flare - I love reading, art and design, sewing and DIY - in my spare time you'll find me attempting something creative!
I studied Psychology and Counselling at University and have a passion for research and the human mind. I've already learnt so much in this role and I hope to utilise this experience for good in the future, but in the meantime I am really enjoying being part of such a genuine and kind community.
I am based in the Midlands with two sweet little spaniels to keep me company, but try to make trips up to the office to spend time with the rest of the team as often as possible.
- Sophie (she/her)
Will had been working on the MorMe Soft Packer prototype for around six months when we met in late 2021.
My Mum lived across the road from Will and his family at the time, and over a neighbourly conversation I had found out that Will was developing these products. It was at that time that I chose to disclose my own gender identity.
I was 26 when I came out in October 2018. I contacted my GP for a referral to join the waitlist to be seen by an NHS Gender Identity Clinic. I was flummoxed by the astronomical UK wait times and convoluted hurdles presented to me. I was fortunate enough to be able scrape enough money together to access private healthcare for Testosterone and fund top surgery. My physical transition had then come to a standstill.
The immediate euphoric feelings afforded to me by using a MorMe Soft Packer was enough to convince me that I had to be a part of this! I officially joined MorMe in July 2022. I have loved getting to know more members of the community and I am really excited for the future.
- Billy (he/him)
Hey there! I'm Felix, I am a local trans artist from sunny Blackpool, and I run a small art print business called Boogie Prints. I have a major love for music from all times and genres. If i'm not creating art, playing Xbox, or even already talking your head off about anything that I can think of; you might be able to find me in my conservatory messing around with my guitar or drums.
About a year ago, I stumbled upon MorMe as I followed Billy on Instagram and we knew of each other but had never really spoken. The prosthetics left me completely speechless. (I think my first proper conversation with Billy was about the clip when it was released.. I was buzzin about it!)
The innovation and impact they're making, I think is revolutionary. So, when I saw they were on the lookout for an extra set of hands, I jumped at the chance.
So here I am, finding myself incredibly privileged to be a part of the team and hope that with my own experiences and creative ideas I can help making a genuine difference to MorMe and the trans+ community.
- Felix (he/him)
Manchester Pride 2024
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