The bunny itself is ... an increase in theft of Jellycat products. While it is not clear that those sold secondhand are solely the work of profiting thieves, the 'black market' of the toys ...

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Bad Bunny has been vocal about issues like homophobia and transphobia, but so far he has been completely silent about George Floyd, Breonna Taylor and the Black Lives Matter protests occurring around ...

The fuzzy accessory trend like you've never seen it before. Fuzzy accessories for winter is nothing new. From bucket hats to teddy jackets and full-on fur coats, fluffy fashion is the easiest and most ...

The Jellycat rabbit is one of the plushies produced in limited quantities - making it a rare specimen. The Bashful Bunny Silver Birch in small sparked a bidding war due to its pristine condition.

Square Enix released two new bunny plushes based on Ciel and Sebastian from the Black Butler: Public School Arc anime series. Each plush costs 3,300 yen (or approximately $20.87) and they are now ...

Other ‘retired’ or discontinued Jellycat collectables, such as Bashful Bunnie Dixie, Rumplekin Frog and Bashful Bunny Lucie, can sell for £2,345, £2,200 and £1,700 respectively on eBay.

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Jemma said: "It used to be a baby's brand so everyone has probably got a Jellycat bunny in their house somewhere, but don't realise it's a Jellycat! Since then they have gone from their bunnies to ...

Call it the plushie appeal, but it seems almost everyone I know either owns a Jellycat or has one on their wishlist ... are shopping the collection with Jellycats soaring to popularity among Gen Zs.

A recent Jellycat pop-up in the London department store Selfridges was filled with patrons buying fuzzy US$25 – or more – versions of fish and chips, mimicking a British takeaway shop ...