Frequently Asked Questions

What all is included with a stuffed animal?

Each animal from our first collection comes with a keepsake card that shares a little bit about the character's Biblical virtue. They also come wrapped in an organic cotton cloth, and beautiful gift-style packaging.

Where are the stuffed animals made?

We make our stuffed animals by hand in Tennessee, USA. We do not outsource help for sewing. The stuffed animals are made slowly, by the hands of Sherry & Alli.

What are the stuffed animals made out of?

Our stuffed animals are made from a soft, organic cotton fleece. They are filled with GOTS certified organic cotton stuffing or 100% wool stuffing and we use 100% cotton thread that is certified Standard 100 by OEKO-TEX. If you are interested in learning more, please visit our instagram where we did an in-depth breakdown of the different fabrics we use. You can find this video under our "fibers" highlight at the top of our profile.

Can I choose cotton or wool stuffing?

Yes! Both 100% wool and GOTS certified organic cotton stuffing are available to choose from.

How soon will I receive my order?

Any order placed as a pre order will be made-to-order and will be on its way to you within three weeks of ordering. In stock companions will be ready to ship within 2-3 days.

How do I care for my companion stuffed animal?

We recommend spot cleaning and gentle play only. Because we use natural fibers instead of polyfill, making sure your stuffed animal stays dry is imperative. If accidental wetness occurs, dry thoroughly and avoid letting it air dry for too long. Our stuffed animals are lovingly handmade and designed for gentle play.

What if something I wanted is sold out?

We'll be restocking our classic companions at least once a month. In the meantime, we're happy to now offer pre orders to make sure one is made for you!

What is the firmness of the stuffed animals?

We like to stuff our companions to be pretty firm initially. We do this because overtime, especially after being snuggled and loved on, they do tend to soften up quite a bit.