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Jellycat Vivacious Vegetable Sweetcorn plush toy
SKU: 8692-11508355
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Jellycat Vivacious Vegetable Sweetcorn plush toy.
This Jellycat Vivacious Vegetable Sweetcorn plush toy is a delightful addition to any collection. With its bright yellow colour and soft texture, it is perfect for children and adults alike. The toy is retired, making it a rare find for collectors, and it is also washable for easy maintenance. Measuring at 8 inches in height, this Jellycat Corn On The Cob is made of high-quality plush material and features the adorable character family of Sweetcorn. The toy is suitable for modern age groups and is categorised under Branded Soft Toys, Soft Toys & Stuffed Animals, and Toys & Games. Add this Vivacious Veg toy to your collection today!
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