Bashful Bunny (Pink - Medium)
Retired: No — currently available
This delightful Bashful Bunny showcases the classic design in a charming soft pink hue that's perfect for any Jellycat collection. The medium-sized soft toy maintains all the beloved characteristics of the Bashful series, making it a wonderful addition for both seasoned collectors and newcomers to the world of Jellycat. Whether you're looking to complete your set or add to your growing stash, this pink Bashful Bunny brings that familiar comfort and cuddly appeal that makes these soft toys so special.
Price & rarity
Three separate readings, from three separate sources. Where one is missing we say so rather than showing a zero.
Product Details
About Bashful Bunny
The Bashful Bunny is the design most people picture when they picture a Jellycat: a long-eared rabbit, weighted to slump agreeably, in fur that is more velvety than fluffy. It arrived in the mid-2000s — around 2006, some years after Jellycat itself launched in London in 1999 — and it is the shape the rest of the Bashful range was drawn from. Jellycat's own copy calls the beige one "the dear little hopper that started it all," so if you want the ancestral version, that is the colourway to look for; cream, grey and pink are siblings rather than the original.
What makes this a collecting subject rather than a single toy is the colour churn. Jellycat retires Bashful colourways quietly and without announcement, so the range is constantly shedding shades while adding new ones, and the retired ones are what collectors hunt. Older stock is also physically distinguishable — sellers routinely flag "old style" and stitched-paw versions as a separate thing from current production.
Our records for the individual colourways here are thin and partly year-only. Where we show a release as a range, that means we know the year and not the day.
- Release year of each individual colourway (cream, beige, grey, pink) — no primary or independent source found
- Whether 'Imogen' and 'Kara' are genuine Jellycat colourway names; neither appears on Jellycat's site or in any independent source we could locate
- Exact retirement dates for any colourway — Jellycat does not announce them
- Whether the six catalogue rows are truly all Medium, given Large variants circulate
- Current availability: none of the six rows has ever had a liveness check run (checked=never), so we cannot say what is listed today

