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A super-soft, squishable 15-inch Rottweiler plush made from 100% polyester lycra with a velour feel, surface washable and suitable for ages three and up
The Ganz Meltimals Sleeping Lycra Rottweiler is a 15-inch plush stuffed animal designed for children aged three and older. Its low-pile lycra fabric creates a velour-like texture that feels super soft and squishable during play. The 100% polyester construction supports surface washing for easy care.
The 15-inch measurement determines whether this plush fits a child's arms, a display shelf or a travel bag. Buyers who need a larger companion for hugging or a smaller figure for pocket carry should consider other dimensions.
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| Product | |
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| Brand name | Ganz |
| Product type | Toys & Games |
At 15 inches the plush is large enough to cuddle like a pillow yet light enough for small arms to carry around the house.
The low pile lycra feels like velour, resists pilling and can be surface washed when spills happen.
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