Where the bag began
How a plush pup ended up with its own handbag, and why we never took it out again.
One idea, held on to
Pucci Pups began with a single observation: children carry the toys they love, and a toy that is awkward to carry gets left behind. So we built the bag first and the animal to fit it. Every set we have made since keeps that order — the carrier is not packaging, it is half the toy.
What we make
We make plush pets in the 8-inch size, the carriers they travel in, and the small accessories that give a child something to do once the animal is out of the bag. The range covers classic carrier sets, pocket-sized Surprise packs, Adopt-A-Pup trios with a bed and a certificate, vet care carriers, and a handful of pals that are not dogs at all.
Pups and Pals, one family
You will see two names on our boxes, Pucci Pups and Pucci Pals. They are the same family of carriers from the same toy makers at Battat, and on our shelves they sit side by side, sorted by what is in the box rather than by the word on the lid.
Every set, with today's price
Each set we currently make has its own page with the price it carries today, the rating owners have given it and the piece count from its box. The till sits with our retail partner, so every page carries the button that walks you straight to that set's listing.