So many people are trying out this new take on a gift exchange game this year ... so excited when opening their Jellycat. One friend even commented on the video, "best day of my life." ...

This one features a stuffed Sonic holding a heart that reads, “Be my,” and a stuffed Amy Rose with a heart that says, “Player 2,” which will be so sweet to give to the video game lover in ...

Jellycat is making a huge impact in the stuffed animal world and for good reason. The plushes are the cutest thing to hit the market and the popularity soared after the brand started to make even ...

Jellycat floggers are targeting UK toy shops en masse in a bid to sell off stocks of the plushies for massive four-figure sums. The craze-igniting British-made soft toys have climbed high in ...

The Kraken Rum Experience from Moonpig is a gift set that includes two mini bottles of Kraken Rum, two Fever-Tree mixers ...

Organised groups of shoplifters are feared to be targeting must-have Jellycat soft toys that are being resold online for up to £2,400. The British brand has seen an exponential surge in sales ...

The range may be a fantastic alternate option than Jellycat products that's also more budget friendly. Jellycat, a popular plushie brand, has its cheapest Valentine's Day soft toy priced at £15 ...

Vivarium is being developed by a New York-based TV animator, who cites Millennium Kitchen's 2000 game Boku no Natsuyasum as ...

An independent gift shop caused queues to line Cardiff's Royal Arcade over the weekend after opening a Jellycat emporium in the small upstairs of the shop. Welcome Things is now home to around 160 ...

Let's be real, nobody's buying a plushie coffee cup-to-go for a child. If you haven't already seen what it's like in an official Jellycat store, watch the video below because you're in for a treat.

Fans were spotted going to extremely lengths to get their hands on the newest Jellycat toys recently ... which comes in its very own cake box. Video clips shared on TikTok earlier this week ...

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 ...