cashdJellycat
Used resale value · updated Oct 16
$25 – $43
Typical $35▲ 6.1% · 11d
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Middle 50% of 87 used listings on eBay US. Asking prices; sales usually land 10–20% lower.
Jellycat Lines People Search For
The lines buyers search by name. List the exact name and size — that's most of the price.
- Bashful (Bunny, Bear, Lamb and more)The classic line. Common colors resell low; retired colors and large sizes sell higher.
- AmuseablesFood and object characters with faces; retired and seasonal ones are collected.
- Retired designsPieces Jellycat no longer makes — the main source of above-retail prices.
- Store and event exclusivesLimited pieces sold in specific shops or events; priced separately.
- Large sizes (Huge, Really Big)Big versions of popular designs carry a big premium over small ones.
What moves the price
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Retired designs are where the money is — once Jellycat stops making a piece, collectors start paying above retail for it.
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Both tags (the sewn-in label and the paper swing tag) add real value; missing tags lower the price.
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Size matters: Huge and Really Big versions of popular designs sell for far more than Small or Medium.
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Condition on plush is everything — matted fur, pilling, stains and smells all cut the price sharply.
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Store exclusives and seasonal or limited pieces sell separately from the regular range.
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Fakes exist on marketplaces; buyers check the tag font, stitching and fabric, so show the tags clearly.
Listed now on eBay
- JellyCat Otto Medium Sausage Dog Soft Plush Gift Toy with Tags and dust bag $35
- Hard To Find Jellycat Skeleton Bob 13in H x 5in W Plush🎃$35
- Retired Jellycat Bashful Kitten Gray Cat Plush White Muzzle Soft Toy 12"$35
- Jellycat Irresistible Ice Cream Chocolate Cone Plush 6" ICE6CHOC Brown$35
- Jellycat Bashful Bee Plush Medium Stuffed Toy 12" Plushie Bumblebee HTF Retired$35
The full story
Jellycat, the London plush brand, went from a baby-gift staple to something adults collect, trade, and display — and that turned a lot of soft toys into resale items. Most current Jellycats sell used for well under what they cost new, because the same designs are still in shops.
The ones that hold value are retired designs (no longer made), limited and store-exclusive pieces, and larger sizes in clean condition with both tags. The live range below shows what a typical Jellycat listing goes for right now; a retired or exclusive piece can sit far above it.
Most Jellycats sell below retail — retired designs, exclusives and large sizes are the exceptions. Scan yours in Cashd for a price on your exact piece.
Used (eBay listings): the Jellycat averaged $33 on Oct 4 and $35 on Oct 16, so prices rose 6.1% over 13 days of tracking. The lowest daily median was $29 (Oct 11) and the highest $35 (Oct 7).
Questions
Are Jellycats worth money?
Most current designs resell for less than they cost new. Retired designs, store exclusives and large sizes in clean condition with tags are the ones that sell for a premium. Check the live range above, then scan yours.
How do I know if my Jellycat is retired?
Search the exact name and size on Jellycat's site — if it's no longer listed, it has likely been retired. Collectors search for retired pieces by name, so put the full name and size in your listing title.
Where should I sell a Jellycat?
eBay, Mercari and Depop all have active Jellycat buyers. Photograph both tags, the face and any wear, and include the name and size in the title.
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