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Speckle the Mouse Toy - Boxed

Speckle the Mouse Toy - Boxed - Main image
$9.98 $19.95 In stock

Category: Leker

Inspired by British wildlife, Nutshell toys are designed to help little ones fall in love with the nature on their doorstep. The range is made for every adventure, from woodland walks to playroom make-believe.

Our small-sized animals arrive in a beautifully illustrated keepsake tent box, designed for both play and practicality. One side reveals a sunny scene, perfect for daytime adventures, while the other side is a gentle night-time setting for tucking your Nutshell friend up for hibernation. The box slides closed to keep your little companion safe, ready to be carried along on adventures away from home.

Collect more friends and set their tents up together for a magical woodland camping scene.

Speckle's Story:

Speckle is so teeny tiny that you can always find them hiding in plain sight. Speckle is always around to help untangle a vine, or slip into a small hole in a tree to recover a missing acorn. Although you may not see them, their invisible small acts of kindness let you know they are close by.

Product Info:

Outer · 65% Ramie Linen, 35% Cotton

Inner · 100% Recycled Polyester

Hand wash only · Air dry

H13 · W9 · D9 cm

Safe from birth

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

My toddler carries this little mouse everywhere—the fabric is soft and the size is perfect for small hands. It’s held up well through multiple washes and still looks as cheerful as the day it arrived.

Nicholas O. ★★★★★

The little embroidered nose is so sweet and detailed, it makes Speckle feel like a real woodland friend. My toddler carries it everywhere, from the garden to her toy kitchen for tea parties.

Sebastian J. ★★★★★

I’ve taken Speckle the Mouse on a couple of woodland walks already and the little box keeps its tail clean and tidy between adventures. The design feels sturdy enough for toddler hands, but soft enough to cuddle—my daughter loves pointing at his whiskers when we spot real mice outside.