Jellycat plushies are more than just toys; they’re a phenomenon. From their signature Bashful Bunnies to weird and wonderful characters like dragons, pangolins, and even sentient vegetables (yes, a ...

Similar to the Beanie Babies craze in the 90s and early 2000s, Jellycats have become a phenomenon for people of all ages ...

Jellycat toys need no introduction ... It has a shade of light green on its body while a different one on its backbone. The ...

A Jellycat café has also just opened in Shanghai ... it doesn’t matter if it is plush toys, collectibles or jigsaws.” This ...

Jellycat collectors have recently raised concerns over an issue with one of the plush toys. Jellycats have seen a surge in popularity in recent years, with some enthusiasts owning hundreds of ...

If you’re chronically online like us, then you’ve likely heard about Jellycat. These viral, ultra-plush stuffed toys have been around since 1999, but it wasn’t until recently — when they ...

These plush toys come in an array of designs to delight ... scour charity shops for these cuddly creatures, with some lucky Jellycat aficionados finding tagless treasures for as little as 50p.

A part of this rise is plain luck, driven by young adults’ Jellycat hype during a lonely lockdown, but experts say the toy company leveraged other key marketing strategies. Sitting on the shelves of ...

Young adults bought Jellycat plush toys for comfort during COVID lockdowns. Experts say the company leveraged scarcity and grownup interests. © 2025 Fortune Media IP ...

Still, they are generous spenders on small toys that offer them emotional ... Another popular shop is Jellycat. It is a UK-based plush toy brand that has become one of China’s most popular ...

Featuring three perfectly plush leaves, a cheerful smiling face ... Jellycat themselves say the toys are for people of all ages: “For a quarter of a century, we have shared the joy of Jellycat toys ...