ECO Bernard Bear

29 cm - 11,5 inch

€24,95
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Did you know a baby bear is called a cub? And that trees are basically the babysitteer for a bear? The mom bear uses trees to sit her cubs in front of. If there is even the slightest danger, they can climb in and be safe. The WWF Cub Club Collection by Bon Ton Toys are happy and soft plush animals especially designed for The World Wide Fund for Nature and perfect for even the littlest of babies. All plush animals are handmade, contain 100% recycled PET filling and are manufactured according to the highest standards when it comes to child safety and ethical production. For every plush sold, a donation is made to WWF.
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Product Name: ECO Bernard Bear 29 cm - 11,5'' - Brown

Product Quality: Recycled Tumao Fur

Article Number: 16215008

Every plush we make is filled with 100% recycled polyester. And our ECO items go further: at least 90% of each ECO plush is recycled polyester, measured by weight!

All Bon Ton Toys plush is lovingly handcrafted and designed with care. While you can wash them, we strongly recommend handwashing only — machine washing is not advised.

In the Netherlands, you are likely to receive your order within 1-2 workdays the day after shipment. This applies to any order placed before 2 PM Central European Time (CTE).

If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, no worries, you can return your item within 14 days.

Please note: shipping may take a little longer during national holidays.

Read more about shipping & returns here

ECO Bernard Bear
€24,95

Our materials, explained

Every plush we make is filled with 100% recycled polyester. And our ECO items go further: at least 90% of each ECO plush is recycled polyester, measured by weight!

We're dedicated to crafting our plush products with as many recycled materials as possible. 

A small change, but it adds up!