Oak Acorn Palm Pal

TUTTI FRUTTI CLOTHING LTD

£8.5

Snuggle up with the Oak Acorn Palm Pal, a pint-sized woodland friend designed to fit snugly in little hands. Filled with recycled plastic beans for a soft, comforting squeeze, this plush character features a cheerful smile and rosy cheeks that make it instantly lovable. Crafted with high-quality plush materials and finished with recyclable hang tags and recycled cloth labels, it's a gift that feels good inside and out. Perfect for newborns, pocket adventures, or quiet comfort moments, this tiny acorn brings a touch of nature's charm to playtime. Palm-sized oak acorn soft toy | Recycled plastic

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Registered at Companies House as TUTTI FRUTTI CLOTHING LTD, number 14339336. Checked 2026-08-29.
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