Wild Republic Wolf Plush, Stuffed Animal, Plush Toy, Kids Gifts, Black, 12"

Es de buen tamaño y muy suave.

He is such a cutie. Before i slightly destroyed his fur because i wanted orange tips and can’t find a plushy like that, i made it myself, so it is a little dull on some spots now, but before that, it is really soft and a good cuddle partner and actually really high quality.

I only looked it over briefly before wrapping it up as it is a gift for someone, but from my quick inspection everything looks good! No visible stitching issues, holes or other cosmetic imperfections. He's a little compressed and slightly silly looking but it gives him a lot of charm. And in addition, the other reviews weren't exaggerating when writing about how soft this plush is. He is so very soft and cuddly I was a little surprised. Can't wait to gift it to my friend!

I really like Wild Republic plushes, especially their 12' sized ones. I have the Grey Wolf (which appears to be discontinued) and my niece is now All About Wolves so I got her a packmate for Christmas. I waffled between this and a wolf cub, but in the end figured she would prefer an adult wolf to protect her (as the world is kinda scary right now). When he arrived, I was thrilled by how lovely he was! His fur is so very soft and silky and he's stuffed floppy -- well enough to sit on his own, but squishy enough for excellent hugs. Most notable are his eyes -- they're not yellow, or light brown. They're a beautiful metallic gold that look fantastic when they catch the light. I combed him out and did find that he shed a TON of fur, but this was with me going over him with dog grooming tools (they work just as well on stuffed wolves, and the wolves are 500% less squirmy). It took a little work, but once he was fully de-shedded he's not lost any further hair (and you wouldn't know he had lost any, it's so thick). He was a huge hit with my niece, who didn't turn loose of him for the rest of the day. Last I saw, she was reading to him from the book on wolves that accompanied him, and had a collar made out of ribbon. He was so nice, I got another for myself, as I've not seen a black wolf plush before now. The second came just as gorgeous and soft as the first. Wild Republic toys are once in a while a little odd in terms of material choices (like the pelican or smilodon), but this one is in the large majority of very soft and well-made plushes with tons of personality. I did need to close up a seam I pulled loose by accident, but it was two stitches. I have noticed that these plushes are more likely to require quick seam repairs than other brands, which is unfortunate. It's likely due to the length or density of the fur (it happens more on long-furred critters like this wolf), but it's something to be aware of. If you're not handy with a needle and don't want to learn, it's a 30-second fix at a local tailor (or dry cleaner), and a lot of toy stores also are able to do fixes. Local teddy bear hospitals, like the one I run, are usually locatable online and often have locations in libraries and children's bookstores -- and they're generally free or donation-based. Wild Republic will also replace anything with a major construction issue free of charge if you contact them with a couple of pictures. Their customer service is pretty good.

Cute, cuddly and soft material, worth buying for any wolf lover