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Colin Chameleon

Jellycat

Colin Chameleon
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Colin Chameleon is a painter and decorator with a twist. He is the colour chart! Need a test patch? Just give him a moment. Matte, gloss, or eggshell? He does them all.He prides himself on precision. No splatters, no streaks – and absolutely no magnolia. His tail doubles as a roller, and he always satisfies even the most pernickety of customers (Timmy Turtle).When you need a fresh lick of paint, he’s the Chameleon for the job.

Where to buy

Price and stock by retailer
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JellycatCheapest£26Sold out
checked 2 months ago
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Resale value

Based on current asking prices. We do not have enough confirmed sold prices yet.

Trend not clear yet
Typical price
£42.82
Middle half
£31.90 – £52.70
Full range
£26.70 – £104.70
Based on
22 listings

2 extreme outliers were excluded, usually bundles or mis-listings.

What sellers are asking33 listings across 5 days
£20£30£40£50£602026-09-05: median £31.90 from 2 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-13: median £45.42 from 4 listings2026-09-21: median £31.90 from 3 listings, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-30: median £44.90 from 12 listings2026-10-08: median £47.50 from 12 listings2026-09-052026-10-08

The line is the median; the shaded band covers the middle half of listings. A wide band means the market disagrees with itself, treat the median as a guide, not a valuation. Hollow points are days with fewer than 4 listings (2 of 5 here), so they move around a lot.

Recent listings

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