Fugglers
Fugglers Stuffed Animal
Deliberately ugly plush with human-style teeth. The teeth are the entire product.
Also searched as: fuggler plush, funny ugly monster
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What the range actually contains
Fugglers are built on one idea: a soft, otherwise ordinary plush with a set of oversized human-looking teeth. Each one is slightly different, and the ugliness is intentional and the point.
The teeth are a hard plastic or resin plate, which makes them durable but also rules the whole line out for very young children and means they cannot be machine washed.
The lineup
The versions you are most likely to come across.
01
Standard Fuggler
9–12 in with a full plastic tooth plate.
02
Small Fuggler
6 in versions with fewer teeth.
03
Series variants
Themed waves with different bodies and expressions.
04
Blind-bag minis
Small collectable format.
Who makes it
Gift notes
- A joke or novelty gift — buy it for someone who will find it funny.
- Not suitable for young children because of the hard tooth plate.
- The variety means it is worth choosing a specific face rather than buying blind.
Care & washing
- Surface clean only — the tooth plate must not be soaked.
- Wipe the teeth with a damp cloth; they discolour if left dirty.
- Never machine wash or tumble dry.
Fugglers plush questions
What are Fugglers?
A line of intentionally ugly plush with oversized human-style teeth. The unsettling face is the whole product concept.
Are Fugglers safe for children?
Not for under-threes — the teeth are a hard plate. They are aimed at older children, teens and adults as novelty items.
Can you wash a Fuggler?
Surface clean only. Water and agitation damage the tooth plate and its attachment.
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