Cutie Cuff: the plush slap bracelet that became a collection
A Cutie Cuff is two toys in one. Up front sits a soft plush character about three inches tall; behind it runs a flexible slap band, the same snap-on idea that filled school playgrounds decades ago. Tap the band against your wrist and it curls into a hug. That simple trick is why Cutie Cuffs turn up on backpack straps, lanyards, water bottles, stroller handles and even steering wheels.
Mystery capsules and the joy of the reveal
Every Cutie Cuff ships in a sealed capsule with one random character inside. Series usually hold eight to twelve characters, and a few hide a chase figure, like the very rare Queen Amidala in the Star Wars Galactic Series. Doubles are part of the fun: fans trade them at school, at conventions and in park queues until the checklist is complete.
Disney, Star Wars, Marvel and beyond
The range now covers Disney favorites and the Elegant Edition princesses, Toy Story and Stitch, the Creepy Cuffs of Halloween Town and the Disney villains, Star Wars Classic and Galactic series, Marvel Archenemies and Earth's Mightiest, Harry Potter's House Cup set, Hello Kitty and Friends, SpongeBob SquarePants and Wings of Fire dragons on cuffs and clip-on danglers.
A wearable gift that fits any budget
A single capsule makes an easy stocking stuffer, valentine or reward, while the 12-capsule boxes are built for party favors, classroom treat bags and family trips to the parks. Cutie Cuffs are rated for ages 3 and up, yet teens and grown-up collectors love them just as much.