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Time Business News
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- Time Business News
Jellycat Canada – The Softest, Most Adorable Plush Companions
Stuffed animals are often magical in that they feel like they have been friends with us forever. This describes perfectly the plush companions created by Jellycat; they are softer than anything in the world and are full of charm and personality. The good news for Canadians is that they can easily find their next Jellycat stuffed animal with the help of Jellycat Canada wide selection. Choosing a gift for a child or a baby shower Jellycat makes the experience heartwarming and exciting which is not something that is common with gift shopping. The Jellycat Difference Every stuffed animal is different. Since 1999, Jellycat has been known for doing things differently. Their plushies are not only toys; they are miniature masterpieces intended to comfort, amuse, and ignite a child's imagination. Some plushies are easily identifiable, like Bashful Bunny with its long floppy ears. Other plushies are created purely for amusement like Amuseable Avocado and Odell Octopus. Regardless of the Jellycat's these are the three key traits that every Jellycat has: A luxurious feel – The fabrics are chosen for softness you can't help but touch. – The fabrics are chosen for softness you can't help but touch. Lasting durability – Well-made enough to withstand years of hugs and adventures. – Well-made enough to withstand years of hugs and adventures. Unique personality – Each toy's face and design tell their own little story. It's no wonder these plush animals have become keepsakes in many households. Why Macklem's is the Place for Jellycat in Canada When you want the real thing, you go to a trusted source—and in Canada, Macklem's is a name parents and gift-givers rely on. They carry a huge range of Jellycat designs, including seasonal releases you won't want to miss. Here's what makes Macklem's a favourite destination: A wide variety of styles and sizes – From pocket-sized to oversized cuddle buddies. – From pocket-sized to oversized cuddle buddies. Authenticity guaranteed – Every Jellycat is genuine and made to the highest safety standards. – Every Jellycat is genuine and made to the highest safety standards. Perfect gift ideas – Birthdays, holidays, or 'just because' moments are all better with a plush surprise. Meet a Few Fan Favourites If you're new to Jellycat, it's easy to get lost in their charming world. A few top picks you'll find at Macklem's include: Bashful Bunny – A classic that's loved by all ages. – A classic that's loved by all ages. Fuddlewuddle Puppy – A playful, textured pup that's perfect for kids. – A playful, textured pup that's perfect for kids. Amuseable Avocado – Quirky, cheerful, and perfect for plant lovers. – Quirky, cheerful, and perfect for plant lovers. Odell Octopus – Eight silky arms for the biggest hugs. – Eight silky arms for the biggest hugs. Cordy Roy Dinosaur – A vintage-style dino with a fun corduroy texture. The hardest part? Deciding which one to take home first. More Than Just a Gift One of the beautiful things about Jellycat is how it connects with people at different stages of life. For babies – Soft enough to cuddle from day one. – Soft enough to cuddle from day one. For children – A comforting friend for adventures and bedtime. – A comforting friend for adventures and bedtime. For adults – A sweet, nostalgic reminder of simple joys. These plushies aren't just about play—they're about comfort, companionship, and making moments memorable. Keeping Your Jellycat at Its Best A Jellycat can last for many years if you treat it with care. Here's how to keep yours looking fresh: Gently spot clean with mild soap and a soft cloth. Allow it to air dry completely before playtime. Follow the care instructions on the label—some can handle a gentle machine wash, but many do best with hand cleaning. With a little attention, your Jellycat will stay soft, cuddly, and ready for countless hugs. Ready for Your New Cuddle Buddy? If you've ever hugged a Jellycat, you already know—they're more than just toys. They're little companions with big personalities, made to brighten your day. And thanks to Macklem's Baby Store, it's never been easier to find the one that feels just right. Browse their collection, explore the variety of characters, and let your heart (or the gift recipient's smile) guide you. Your perfect Jellycat is waiting. Final Word: In a world full of fast, forgettable toys, Jellycat stands apart. They're crafted to last, designed to delight, and destined to be loved. Once you have one, you'll understand why these plush friends have fans of all ages—from toddlers to lifelong collectors. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
Scottish Sun
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Scottish Sun
I spotted a huge Jellycat bunny in my local charity shop and knew I'd hit the jackpot when I discovered how rare he is
She paid £80 for the lemon Bashful Bunny FAB FIND I spotted a huge Jellycat bunny in my local charity shop and knew I'd hit the jackpot when I discovered how rare he is Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) WHEN it comes to hunting for a charity shop bargain, Jellycats are every reseller's dream. As the plushies can often fetch a small fortune when they're resold - especially if they're rare or discontinued models. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Liv's mum spotted this yellow bunny in a local charity shop Credit: TikTok / @livslistings 3 And when she informed her daughter, Liv decided to snap it up - for £80 Credit: TikTok / @livslistings 3 She later discovered the bunny is rare and discontinued - meaning he's worth a LOT Credit: TikTok / @livslistings So when Liv's mum spotted a humungous yellow bunny Jellycat in her local charity shop, she immediately messaged her daughter - who's a massive fan of the adorable toys. And despite the fact that the giant rabbit was marked up at £80, Liv decided to ask her mum to buy him, to either add to her already bursting collection, or to resell for a profit as part of her mission to turn £15 into £500. "I was working from home and my mum FaceTimed me and said there's a couple of Jellycats in the charity shop," Liv explained in a video on her TikTok page. "I did not expect it to be this one. He is absolutely huge!" After researching the lemon Bashful Bunny, she discovered that he's "super rare" "All that I know is that the lemon Bashful Bunnies are discontinued and I can't find any of his size on eBay or Vinted or anything!" she added. "I'm currently sat here cuddling him and I'm really tempted to keep him," Liv added. "But if I was to sell him how much do you think I should list him for and what is he worth?" The comments section was almost immediately filled with people offering their suggestions, with one writing: "I personally think over £200 as a medium one sold on eBay for £105!" "Wow okay good to know! I'll try not get attached to him!" Liv replied. The five signs that your Jellycat is FAKE - and the things to look out for to authenticate a real one "How much did you pay for him?" another asked. With Liv responding: "£80 which is a lot but he's rare and retired!" "I remember one selling for over £250 a few years ago," a third wrote. "I just missed out of bidding so start high in auction I say!" "He's very rare, he was a John Lewis exclusive for Easter," someone else said. "Not sure what year." Why are Jellycats so popular? THEY were made for kids, but Jellycat toys remain incredibly popular with adults too. So just what is the appeal? The London-based company started making toys in 1999, and enjoyed success from the outset thanks to the fabrics used to make their plushies suitable for children of all ages. In recent years, they have branched out from making toys of various animals into turning virtually anything you can think of into a Jellycat. Their vegetable offerings, which range from broccoli to avocado, can help kids eat their greens. And even their April Fools - a toilet paper toy - was a hit with fans. Jellycat also has numerous celebrity fans, including Princess Charlotte, with a picture released in 2015 showing the royal with her Fuddlewuddle dog. The hefty price tag of the toys also promote the idea of luxury, and the value of the toys increases over time - meaning they are often a worthwhile investment. Jellycat releases two new collections a year - in January and in the summer, in either June or July. "I'm so jealous!!! I love him! He's amazing!! If you sell please let me know!!" another gushed. "He's amazing! Yeah I will do," someone else said.
The Sun
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
I spotted a huge Jellycat bunny in my local charity shop and knew I'd hit the jackpot when I discovered how rare he is
WHEN it comes to hunting for a charity shop bargain, Jellycats are every reseller's dream. As the plushies can often fetch a small fortune when they're resold - especially if they're rare or discontinued models. 3 3 3 So when Liv's mum spotted a humungous yellow bunny Jellycat in her local charity shop, she immediately messaged her daughter - who's a massive fan of the adorable toys. And despite the fact that the giant rabbit was marked up at £80, Liv decided to ask her mum to buy him, to either add to her already bursting collection, or to resell for a profit as part of her mission to turn £15 into £500. "I was working from home and my mum FaceTimed me and said there's a couple of Jellycats in the charity shop," Liv explained in a video on her TikTok page. "I did not expect it to be this one. He is absolutely huge!" After researching the lemon Bashful Bunny, she discovered that he's "super rare" "All that I know is that the lemon Bashful Bunnies are discontinued and I can't find any of his size on eBay or Vinted or anything!" she added. "I'm currently sat here cuddling him and I'm really tempted to keep him," Liv added. "But if I was to sell him how much do you think I should list him for and what is he worth?" The comments section was almost immediately filled with people offering their suggestions, with one writing: "I personally think over £200 as a medium one sold on eBay for £105!" "Wow okay good to know! I'll try not get attached to him!" Liv replied. The five signs that your Jellycat is FAKE - and the things to look out for to authenticate a real one "How much did you pay for him?" another asked. With Liv responding: "£80 which is a lot but he's rare and retired!" "I remember one selling for over £250 a few years ago," a third wrote. "I just missed out of bidding so start high in auction I say!" "He's very rare, he was a John Lewis exclusive for Easter," someone else said. "Not sure what year." Why are Jellycats so popular? THEY were made for kids, but Jellycat toys remain incredibly popular with adults too. So just what is the appeal? The London-based company started making toys in 1999, and enjoyed success from the outset thanks to the fabrics used to make their plushies suitable for children of all ages. In recent years, they have branched out from making toys of various animals into turning virtually anything you can think of into a Jellycat. Their vegetable offerings, which range from broccoli to avocado, can help kids eat their greens. And even their April Fools - a toilet paper toy - was a hit with fans. Jellycat also has numerous celebrity fans, including Princess Charlotte, with a picture released in 2015 showing the royal with her Fuddlewuddle dog. The hefty price tag of the toys also promote the idea of luxury, and the value of the toys increases over time - meaning they are often a worthwhile investment. Jellycat releases two new collections a year - in January and in the summer, in either June or July. "I'm so jealous!!! I love him! He's amazing!! If you sell please let me know!!" another gushed. "He's amazing! Yeah I will do," someone else said.
The Irish Sun
26-04-2025
- Entertainment
- The Irish Sun
I spotted a huge Jellycat bunny in my local charity shop and knew I'd hit the jackpot when I discovered how rare he is
WHEN it comes to hunting for a charity shop bargain, Jellycats are every reseller's dream. As the plushies can often fetch a small fortune when they're resold - especially if they're rare or discontinued models. Advertisement 3 Liv's mum spotted this yellow bunny in a local charity shop Credit: TikTok / @livslistings 3 And when she informed her daughter, Liv decided to snap it up - for £80 Credit: TikTok / @livslistings 3 She later discovered the bunny is rare and discontinued - meaning he's worth a LOT Credit: TikTok / @livslistings So when Liv's mum spotted a humungous yellow bunny Jellycat in her local charity shop, she immediately messaged her daughter - who's a massive fan of the adorable toys. And despite the fact that the giant rabbit was marked up at £80, Liv decided to ask her mum to buy him, to either add to her already bursting collection, or to resell for a profit as part of her mission to turn £15 into £500. "I was working from home and my mum FaceTimed me and said there's a couple of Jellycats in the charity shop," Liv explained in "I did not expect it to be this one. He is absolutely huge!" Advertisement Read more Jellycat stories After researching the lemon Bashful Bunny, she discovered that he's "super rare" "All that I know is that the lemon Bashful Bunnies are discontinued and I can't find any of his size on eBay or Vinted or anything!" she added. "I'm currently sat here cuddling him and I'm really tempted to keep him," Liv added. "But if I was to sell him how much do you think I should list him for and what is he worth?" Advertisement Most read in Fabulous The comments section was almost immediately filled with people offering their suggestions, with one writing: "I personally think over £200 as a medium one sold on eBay for £105!" "Wow okay good to know! I'll try not get attached to him!" Liv replied. The five signs that your Jellycat is FAKE - and the things to look out for to authenticate a real one "How much did you pay for him?" another asked. With Liv responding: "£80 which is a lot but he's rare and retired!" Advertisement "I remember one selling for over £250 a few years ago," a third wrote. "I just missed out of bidding so start high in auction I say!" "He's very rare, he was a John Lewis exclusive for Easter," someone else said. "Not sure what year." Advertisement Why are Jellycats so popular? THEY were made for kids, but Jellycat toys remain incredibly popular with adults too. So just what is the appeal? The London-based company started making toys in 1999, and enjoyed success from the outset thanks to the fabrics used to make their plushies suitable for children of all ages. In recent years, they have branched out from making toys of various animals into turning virtually anything you can think of into a Jellycat. Their vegetable offerings, which range from broccoli to avocado, can help kids eat their greens. And even their April Fools - a toilet paper toy - was a hit with fans. Jellycat also has numerous celebrity fans, including Princess Charlotte, with a picture released in 2015 showing the royal with her Fuddlewuddle dog. The hefty price tag of the toys also promote the idea of luxury, and the value of the toys increases over time - meaning they are often a worthwhile investment. Jellycat releases two new collections a year - in January and in the summer, in either June or July. "I'm so jealous!!! I love him! He's amazing!! If you sell please let me know!!" another gushed. "He's amazing! Yeah I will do," someone else said.
