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From furry coconuts to pink fluffy parrots, the summer Jellycats to grab before they sell out
We're obsessed with the new tropical collection

If you haven’t heard of Jellycat, they’re essentially the modern version of Beanie Babies, complete with their own super fans and collectibles.
The brand was launched by Thomas Gatacre 25 years ago but has really become popular on TikTok (where else?) in the past few years. The sweet plushies are meant to be aimed at children, yet the London-based brand has created such a huge range of designs that these fun, cuddly toys have become popular with people of all ages. Jellycat croissant bag anyone?
In the quirky Amuseables line (which launched in 2018), you’ll find everything from a smiley avocado (for the millennials) and fluffy potatoes, to a boiled egg wearing a groom's top hat. Naturally. Meanwhile, in the main collection, each toy has its own character and name, such as Ricky Rain Frog or Cooper Doodle Dog, making them fun to collect – one of the reasons they’ve become so sought-after in recent years.
Our top tip – the limited edition and retired models are the most valuable among collectors, and if you can get your hands on the ever-out-of-stock Peach, you're on to a winner, just FYI.
Speaking of limited edition, we recently attended the launch of the Jellycat summer range and it was everything you could imagine and more – there were cuddly sandcastles, giant furry palm trees, and adorable tennis ball bag charms. You'll find all our favourites below.
Where to buy Jellycats
The brand has its own website, which is home to the entire collection of plush toys. You can also find lots of Jellycat toys as well as backpacks and keyring charms at big retailers such as Selfridges, Fenwick and Harrods to name a few. You’ll even find Jellycat on Amazon.
Some Jellycats are exclusive though and are only available in certain locations. The funky Fish & Chips plush is only available in-store at Selfridges, where the team will take your order, wrap up your Fish & Chips and even sprinkle Salt and Vinegar (the Jellycat versions) over them for you. It’s a fun, interactive event that’s incredibly popular – make sure you book so you don’t miss out!
While Jellycats are pricey (typically around £35), they’re well-built, great quality, and have a soft, luxurious feel. Really, it’s no surprise that they’re a go-to gift for many. Just make sure to grab them before they sell out!


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