PEACH CAT plush, stacked in one place
The whole cuddle pile: every PEACH CAT plush we sew, from a 4-inch palm-sized plushie to a 51-inch long cat pillow. Banana ducks, candy-body ducks, axolotls in dragon-fruit pink, birds drawn to size and a shelf of cats with embroidered faces.

Eight piles to dig through
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Banana Duck Plush36 plushies from $11.99
Axolotl Plush6 plushies from $13.99
Long Plush Pillows23 plushies from $14.24
Cat and Kitten Plush30 plushies from $9.99
Dog and Puppy Plush17 plushies from $9.99
Bird Plush7 plushies from $11.99
Food and Plant Plush8 plushies from $13.99
Palm-Sized Plush Toys59 plushies from $9.99What we sew, and how
Short pile, long life
The fur is cut short on purpose, so it stays fluffy instead of matting into clumps after a fortnight of cuddles.
PP cotton, not beads
High-quality PP cotton fill: it squishes under a thumb, springs back on its own and keeps the plush light.
Seams on the inside
We turn the body before the last stitch, so no seam and no glue sits against a cheek. Every face is embroidered.
Palm to sofa, by the inch
The same animal comes pocket-small and couch-long. Pick by where it will live, not by how it looks on a screen.
Fresh off the sewing table
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What a PEACH CAT plush is made of
Short brushed pile over a tight knit backing, filled with high-quality PP cotton at an even density from nose to tail. Faces are embroidered, never glued. We stuff on the soft side, because a plush packed hard photographs well and is miserable to sleep on.
Sizes, measured by the inch
Under 8 inches travels in a pocket. Eleven to twenty inches is the hugging size and the one we would pick first. Past twenty-four inches a plush is furniture, which is why the long pillows get their own shelf.
The banana duck, and the candy ones after it
The banana duck was a drawing that made the room laugh, and it has been our most asked-for plushie ever since. The peel comes off. The strawberry cake and donut ducks with candy bodies came out of the same pattern.
Starting a collection
Most people arrive for one plush and leave with a shelf. Buy the animal somebody already talks about, add a palm-sized one, and the experience of a matched pile beats four unrelated toys every time.
Where to go next
Know the animal? Pick its shelf above. Know the size but not the animal? The nap notes start from the room rather than the plush.