Tiny plush unicorns in packs of 4 to 24. Palm-sized, soft all over, and springy enough to squish between two fingers. Toss them in party bags, hand them out as prizes, or thread a keyring through and let kids clip one to a backpack.
- 4 to 24 mini unicorns per pack — pick the count that matches your guest list
- Palm-sized plush with a springy squish that bounces back when you press it
- Soft all over: stitched horn, tiny hooves, small mane, nothing hard or scratchy
- Doubles as a DIY keychain — thread a keyring through and clip it to a bag
- Party bag ready: favors, prizes, cake toppers, classroom rewards
What it is
A pack of mini plush unicorns, sized for small hands and short attention spans. You pick the count: 4 pieces if you only need a few, up to 24 if you’re filling party bags for a whole class. Each unicorn is palm-sized, soft all over, and squishes back the second you press it. They’re stuffed animals first, keychain charms second. One lands in a bag. Twenty-four take over a table.
Key features
The squish is the whole point. Dense little bodies with a springy give — push a thumb in and they bounce right back instead of staying dented. No hard plastic core. No scratchy seams. Nothing that rattles or pokes. Just soft.
Every unicorn has a stitched horn, tiny hooves, and a small mane. They’re little, bright, and weirdly hard to put down. Adults squeeze them. Kids fight over them. They stack in a bowl, line up on a shelf, and end up in pockets for months.
The count is flexible. Four for a small gift run. Twelve for a classroom. Twenty-four when you’re covering a party table and don’t want to count twice. Same unicorn, same squish — just more of them in the bag.
How to use it
Party bags, treasure boxes, cake toppers, classroom prizes, stocking fillers. Drop one in each bag and you’re done sorting favors for the afternoon.
They work as DIY keychains too. Thread a keyring through, clip it to a backpack, a pencil case, a zip pull. Kids like doing this part themselves. Hand them a pile of unicorns, a handful of rings, and ten quiet minutes.
Cleaning is simple. Wipe with a damp cloth, let them air dry, and they’re ready for round two. Skip the washing machine entirely.
Who it’s for
Parents building party favors the night before. Teachers restocking a prize box. Anyone who needs a small, soft something that makes a kid grin. If you’re planning a unicorn birthday, this is the part you don’t have to think about.
Adults keep one on the desk too. No judgment here — a soft thing to squeeze beats a stress ball every time.
Which pack size should I pick?
Count your guests, then add a couple spare. Four covers a small group, twelve handles a classroom, and twenty-four gets you through a full party table without a second order.
How do I keep them clean?
Wipe with a damp cloth and let them air dry. Skip the washing machine — a spin cycle won't do plush any favors. Otherwise they're built for squeezing, tossing, and pocket time, and normal kid wear is fine.
What if something's wrong with my order?
Message us through the store. If what arrives isn't what you expected, we'll sort it out.
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