Begin with the little face
From a distance, the colors may catch your eye first. Closer up, the round ears, eyes, nose and smile become easier to notice. You can look at product photos in the same way: take in the whole bear, then spend time on the details you enjoy.
Front, back and close-up photos offer different views. A scene alone does not tell you the size. Compare how the piece looks in a room or on a desk with the dimensions stated in its product details.


Color can look different in a photo
Lighting, camera angle and your screen can affect how a color appears. Several photos can give you a fuller impression than one image alone. Use the individual product details and label for the stated material and other information.
Photos can bring you closer, but they cannot let you feel every plush piece. If material, size or a particular use matters to you, ask the seller about it before buying.

Look after a favorite
Before cleaning, read the label and any instructions that came with the item. Care can differ between products, so one plush routine should not be applied to every piece. If you need help, have the product name and a photo of its label ready when you contact the seller.














A day with Timy along.
A favorite, just for you.

