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Stuffed lion toy with a red and white striped shirt on a white background
  • Stuffed lion toy with a red and white striped shirt on a white background
  • Plush toy resembling a lion with a fluffy mane on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with orange and red patterned elements on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush lion toy with a white background
  • Close-up of a child's outfit with red and yellow stripes and a polka dot pattern, featuring the Sigikid brand label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with orange and pink accents on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a visible brand logo on a white background
  • Stuffed lion toy with a red and white striped shirt on a white background
  • Plush toy resembling a lion with a fluffy mane on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with orange and red patterned elements on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush lion toy with a white background
  • Close-up of a child's outfit with red and yellow stripes and a polka dot pattern, featuring the Sigikid brand label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with orange and pink accents on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a visible brand logo on a white background
Patchwork Lion Plush Toy
$60.00 CAD

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 Burned the birthday cake? Dude, don’t sweat it! Trust this seen-it-all stuffed lion and relax: like him, it will all come out fine in the wash! Our most idiosyncratic lion does not only stun with his laidback attitude, but with a durable corduroy body, wild multicolor mane, cool stripes and a muted retro color scheme. He’s the optimal mate in all parenting fails and ready to cheer up the big and small members of your tribe. And yes, he really is machine-washable. Size: 12.6" Age: 0+ Years Material: Cotton, Polyester. Wadding: Polyester Care: Machine wash in cold cycle.

The Beasts are filled with a bioplastic made from sugar cane, not petroleum.

The maker

sigikid

Mistelbach, Bavaria, Germany

The parent company, H. Scharrer & Koch, was founded in Bayreuth in 1856 and made glass beads for export. In 1910 Theo Köhler took it over and began turning beads into toys, and after the war the bead toys became a common Christmas present, assembled…

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