Jellycat Craze


A London-based icon

Jellycat was founded in London in 1999 by brothers Thomas and William Gatacre. The name was inspired by one of their sons, who loved jellies and cats. By blending classic plush animals with quirky, imaginative designs, Jellycat quickly stood out. Add ultra-soft, machine-washable fabrics, and it’s easy to see why people were drawn to them.

What began as a children’s toy soon became a favorite for all ages, with many designs turning into collectible keepsakes. Fans frequently share their growing Jellycat collections on social media, helping the brand reach a global audience. Today, Jellycat toys can be found in iconic stores such as Hamleys, Harrods, and Selfridges.
For Jellycat lovers, Selfridges is a must-visit. The dedicated Jellycat section is more of an experience than a shop, featuring playful displays of classic favorites and limited-edition finds.  Its centerpiece is the viral Jellycat Fish & Chips van, launched in 2024, where visitors can order and collect characters wrapped in nostalgic packaging.

London has always been at the heart of Jellycat’s story. From pop-up events to collaborations with institutions like the Victoria and Albert Museum, the brand remains part of the city’s creative scene.

Nearly 25 years on, Jellycat continues to charm the world — one irresistibly stuffed toy at a time!
www.selfridges.com ✆ +44 02030 920557
400 Oxford Street, London W1A 1AB

New Year Theatre Sale

Book tickets starting at £10/seat for over 45 shows until January 31st

There is still time to book discounted tickets for £10, £20. £30, £40, £50 or £60 for top award-winning London shows:

  • Back to the Future (£30, £40, £50, £60) — Olivier Award and Broadway World Award winner for Best New Musical
  • The Devil Wears Prada (£50) — starring Vanessa Williams, WhatsOnStage Award winner for Best New Musical and Best Performer
  • Hamilton (£50, £60) — seven Olivier Awards and rarely included in sales
  • Harry Potter and the Cursed Child (£20, £50) — nine Olivier Awards, the most in the history of the awards
  • Kinky Boots (£20, £40, £50) — winner of three Olivier Awards returns to West End
  • Matilda The Musical (£30, £40, £60) — seven Olivier Awards, including Best New Musical
  • Oh, Mary! (£50, £60) — two-time Tony Award winner transfer from Broadway to the West End
  • The Play That Goes Wrong (£40, £50, £60) — Olivier Award winner for Best New Comedy
  • Titanique (£20, £30, £40, £50, £60) — winner of two Olivier Awards, including Best New Entertainment or Comedy Play

And if none of these catch your eye, there 35+ other shows to pick from!
www.OfficialLondonTheatre.com