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Trixiwoo Raccoon

Jellycat

Trixiwoo Raccoon
Cheapest in stock
£40
at Maison White

Mischievous Trixiwoo Raccoon is always looking for trouble.For a while she lived in the big city, but found the nine-to-five and the endless supply of leftovers rather predictable. Why settle for mediocrity, she thought, when she could reach peak creativity in the wild, getting up to all sorts of shenanigans – like turning signposts round to confuse hikers, or raiding the snack stashes of dozing campers?She may leave you hungry when she pinches your biscuits, but she’ll give you plenty of belly laughs in return!

Where to buy

Price and stock by retailer
Maison WhiteCheapest in stock£40In stock
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Jellycat£40In stock
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Jeremy's Home StoreCheapest£39.95Sold out
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Kismet Blackwood£40Sold out
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Resale value

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Trending up 38.1%
Typical price
£25.99
Middle half
£18.48 – £32.93
Full range
£15.65 – £63.10
Based on
37 listings
What sellers are asking56 listings across 5 days
£10£20£30£402026-09-14: median £21.74 from 6 listings2026-10-01: median £27.94 from 28 listings2026-10-13: median £15.99 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-10-18: median £30.25 from 20 listings2026-10-25: median £25.99 from 1 listing, too few listings that day to be reliable2026-09-142026-10-25

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