Jellycat Halloween 2026: 8 of 19 Sold Out, and Only One Costs Much More on eBay

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Jellycat Ghost Bob Halloween plush

Eight of Jellycat’s 19 Halloween plush are sold out, and on eBay only one of them costs much more than it did new: Hocus Crow, a $35 plush whose listings marked authentic start at about $115. Skeleton Bob is listed at about its $40 price, Amuseables Toffee Apple starts at $39 against $30 new, and four of the sold-out designs are listed for less than Jellycat charged.

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The 2026 collection is 19 designs on Jellycat’s U.S. store, from a $28 Ghost Bob and a smiley jack-o’-lantern named Ooky up to a $70 wizard puppy called Rufferty, with a Broox Bat, a Growlston Gargoyle, and a $30 garlic bulb with a face in between. As of October 10, eight are sold out and 11 are still in stock.

The new Jellycat Halloween plush for 2026

Ten of the 19 designs are new this year. Jellycat’s Halloween range mixes its spooky characters with the brand’s Amuseables line, everyday foods and objects given a stitched-on face. Here is the new-for-2026 group, with prices.

Jellycat Amuseables Peanut 'Cat' Halloween plush
Amuseables Peanut 'Cat' ($28): a peanut dressed up as a black cat.
Jellycat Amuseables Flickerty Candle Halloween plush
Amuseables Flickerty Candle ($28): a lit candle with a face.
Jellycat Ghost Bob Halloween plush
Ghost Bob ($28): a fuzzy white ghost with little wings, part of Jellycat’s Bob family.
Jellycat Rufferty Puppy 'Wizard' Halloween plush
Rufferty Puppy 'Wizard' ($70): a puppy in a wizard costume, and the collection’s priciest piece.
Jellycat Amuseables Glazespun Doughnut Halloween plush
Amuseables Glazespun Doughnut ($40): a glazed doughnut with a face.
Jellycat Broox Bat Halloween plush
Broox Bat ($38): a round-eyed bat.
Jellycat Amuseables Vampop Drink Halloween plush
Amuseables Vampop Drink ($45): a vampire-themed drink cup.
Jellycat Ooky Jack O Lantern Halloween plush
Ooky Jack O Lantern ($28): a smiling jack-o’-lantern.
Jellycat Growlston Gargoyle Halloween plush
Growlston Gargoyle ($45): a gray gargoyle.
Jellycat Amuseables Garlic Halloween plush
Amuseables Garlic ($30): a garlic bulb with a face.

Also still in stock

One more design is in stock as of October 10: Mummy Bob, which returns from the Bob family.

Jellycat Mummy Bob Halloween plush
Mummy Bob ($40).

Sold out at Jellycat, and what they cost on eBay

Eight of the collection’s designs are out of stock on Jellycat’s U.S. store as of October 10: the seven that were out on September 30 and October 5, plus Amuseables Toffee Apple, which had been restocked in September. Here is what each one was listed for on eBay on October 10, from U.S. sellers offering new plush at a fixed price. These are asking prices, not sold prices.

Design Jellycat price eBay asking price, October 10
Hocus Crow $35 Listings marked authentic from $114.99 to $149, plus shipping
Amuseables Toffee Apple $30 From $39 with free delivery
Bartholomew Bear ‘Spider’ $65 From $45 to $89, plus shipping
Skeleton Bob $40 From $41.99 with free delivery
Amuseables Toilet Roll $33 From $28.99 with free delivery
Heccaty Hootnightly $38 From $23.59 with free delivery
Spookipaws Cat $38 From $17.63 with free delivery
Lachlan Sad Rat $35 From $16.99 with free delivery

Hocus Crow is the only one with a real markup. Its listings marked authentic start at about $115, more than three times its $35 price, and two other Hocus Crow listings sat at about $37. Amuseables Toffee Apple, the newest sellout, starts at $39 with free delivery, $9 over its $30 price. Bartholomew Bear ‘Spider’ and Skeleton Bob are listed at around what Jellycat charged.

The other four are listed for less than Jellycat charged, even though Jellycat itself is sold out. I can’t tell you from a listing whether a plush is real, so read the seller’s feedback and the photos of the tags before you buy. Jellycat’s U.S. site has a store locator if you’d rather check a shop near you first. Skeleton Bob is also listed on Amazon by a third-party seller.

Jellycat Amuseables Toffee Apple Halloween plush
Amuseables Toffee Apple ($30).
Jellycat Amuseables Toilet Roll Halloween plush
Amuseables Toilet Roll ($33).
Jellycat Skeleton Bob Halloween plush
Skeleton Bob ($40).
Jellycat Spookipaws Cat Halloween plush
Spookipaws Cat ($38).
Jellycat Hocus Crow Halloween plush
Hocus Crow ($35).
Jellycat Heccaty Hootnightly Halloween plush
Heccaty Hootnightly ($38).
Jellycat Lachlan Sad Rat Halloween plush
Lachlan Sad Rat ($35).
Jellycat Bartholomew Bear 'Spider' Halloween plush
Bartholomew Bear 'Spider' ($65).

Jellycat restocked two designs in September

The 2026 collection spans 19 designs, and eight were sold out on October 10. Two designs came back in September, Amuseables Toffee Apple and Amuseables Toilet Roll, and both have sold out again. For regular readers, sellouts are a familiar pattern this fall, following the sold-out run on Spirit Halloween’s 6-foot-10 Pennywise animatronic and the limited Snoopy Peanuts glass cold cup at Starbucks.

Which one are you after this year?

Jellycat’s Halloween plush have become a yearly collectible, and the 2026 group keeps to the classics, a ghost, a mummy, a skeleton, a bat, and a gargoyle, alongside the food-with-faces Amuseables. At $28 to $70 apiece, the pieces sit in gift range, which is part of why the popular ones go early.

More Halloween 2026 Retail

For more of this year’s Halloween releases, see our roundups of Halloween blind boxes for 2026, the Build-A-Bear 2026 Halloween collection, and what’s live at Target’s Hyde & EEK! Boutique.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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