licences

The Snowman has been bringing magic to Christmas since 1982 . The animation and music has captured peoples hearts.

Some of your favourite Film Studios have joined forces with Steiff and other manufactures to bring you some wonderful characters from the big and small screen.

Underground, overground Wombling free. TV brought us a magical program about little creatures - Wombles - recycling the litter around Wimbledon Common.

In the 1982 film an alien is found on earth and befriended by a young boy - Elliot. He called the alien E. T. the Extra Terrestrial.

Do you know a Rock 'n' Roll fan? Here you can find fun mugs and iconic  Rocks stars depicted as teddy bears.

The British television program The Sooty Show ran from 1955 to 1992 with Sooty and Sweep causing mischief  and mayhem that Soo their panda friend would have to sort out. All played out with glove puppets.

Coca-Cola was introduced to the world in the 1880's, in the 1920's polar bears were included in the advertising, here they have teamed up with the Steiff to bring you some amazing polar bears with Coca-Cola accents.

This much loved childhood favourite, first appeared in 2004 in a British Preschool animated television show. It shared the daily trials and tribulations of the talking animal characters in their everyday lives.

If you go down to the woods today.....You might catch a glimpse of Winnie the Pooh and friends.

With his red jumper and yellow checked trousers and scarf you can't miss Rupert the Bear.

Beatrix Potter's characters have inspired gorgeous cuddly toys including Peter Rabbit and his many friends.

Be warned, if a certain tiger pops in for tea, he'll leave your cupboards bare! Now you can purchase "The Tiger Who Came to Tea" Puppet and Cuddly Toy.

The Grinch is a fictional character created by Dr. Seuss. He is best known as the main character of the 1957 children's book How the Grinch Stole Christmas!

Marvel Comics are the creators and home to some of our favourite super heroes, which is your favourite, Spiderman or Black Panther?

Charles M Schulz created the wonderful Peanuts comic strip in the 1950's and Snoopy is still as popular today as ever was. Choose from fun mugs and tea towels to cuddly Snoopy's.