This rag-a-muffin mouse looks ready to take some wear and tear from young playmates. The tot-sized version is 18-cm tall while the small version is 26-cm tall. Both floppy varieties have well-proportioned whiskers as well as pink ears and tails. “Jelly Cat is one of our best sellers for girls,” Jerri Daniel, manager of Olivia & Co. in Ocala, Fla., told TDmonthly in early summer, 2006. “Our toys are hip and humorous, and always soft and sumptuous,” said Ken Askew, national sales manager for Jelly Cat. Launch date: January 2006.
― Jelly Cat is one supplier who has “gone the extra mile” for Wishes Toys & Gifts in La Quinta, Calif., Owner Roberta Edwards said in spring 2007.

This rag-a-muffin mouse looks ready to take some wear and tear from young playmates. The tot-sized version is 18-cm tall while the small version is 26-cm tall. Both floppy varieties have well-proportioned whiskers as well as pink ears and tails. “Jelly Cat is one of our best sellers for girls,” Jerri Daniel, manager of Olivia & Co. in Ocala, Fla., told TDmonthly in early summer, 2006. “Our toys are hip and humorous, and always soft and sumptuous,” said Ken Askew, national sales manager for Jelly Cat. Launch date: January 2006.
― Jelly Cat is one supplier who has “gone the extra mile” for Wishes Toys & Gifts in La Quinta, Calif., Owner Roberta Edwards said in spring 2007.

This rag-a-muffin mouse looks ready to take some wear and tear from young playmates. The tot-sized version is 18-cm tall while the small version is 26-cm tall. Both floppy varieties have well-proportioned whiskers as well as pink ears and tails. “Jelly Cat is one of our best sellers for girls,” Jerri Daniel, manager of Olivia & Co. in Ocala, Fla., told TDmonthly in early summer, 2006. “Our toys are hip and humorous, and always soft and sumptuous,” said Ken Askew, national sales manager for Jelly Cat. Launch date: January 2006.
― Jelly Cat is one supplier who has “gone the extra mile” for Wishes Toys & Gifts in La Quinta, Calif., Owner Roberta Edwards said in spring 2007.

Looks like someone’s been scrabbling about and making all kinds of mischief! Fuddlewuddle Fox has been on so many adventures, he’s made ruffles all through his soft, gingery fur. Give this feisty fellow lots of scruffles and strokes, and maybe he’ll show you how to dance the foxtrot!
— In a June 2015 survey, two out of 10 retailers told TDmonthly that Jellycat was their best-selling plush brand.

Muddly, cuddly Fuddlewuddle Calf is so loveably ditzy! He’d forget to put his horns on if they weren’t attached! We all love him though, with his black and white splotches and merry Jellycat grin. Soft as silk and fond of milk, this scamp has a big heart and lots of love to give.
— In a June 2015 survey, two out of 10 retailers told TDmonthly that Jellycat was their best-selling plush brand.

Fuddlewuddle Kitty kicks up a kerfuffle as she plays, swinging her tail with a playful meeow! How does she stay so milky-white, rolling through all that ketchup and mud? This pretty kitty must take a fuddlewuddle bubble bath.

Floppy and relaxed, Jellycat's Loppie Elephant is covered in soft, shaggy fabric. Wide ears, curving trunk and beady eyes, along with long limbs and big feet, characterize this 13” gentle giant.
— “Jellycat is our best line,” said Mary Schedjick, owner of Educare Learning Center in Oshkosh, Wis., during a May 2009 survey of top-selling plush.
— Two of 42 retailers listed Jellycat as their best-selling line of plush in spring 2009.
— In a June 2014 survey, three out of 10 retailers told TDmonthly that Jellycat made their best-selling plush toys.

This 15" plush mutt will be a best buddy for kids and adults. It has soft fur, floppy ears and cool spots. Sophisticated, quirky and irresistibly soft, sweet meets hip with the unique and quirky designs of Jellycat. They're delightful to give and precious to hold for a long time. With more than 180 London designs to choose from, the Jellycat collection is a one-stop specialty gift and toy resource. The Bunglies Mutt is surface washable, too.
— "For plush, it's Jellycat," said Cindy Nelson, owner of Skylark Co. in Duluth, Minn., when asked by TDmonthly about hot sellers in the spring of 2007.