Keel Eco Giraffe Soft Toy

Super-soft giraffe toy made from recycled materials

This beautiful, super-cuddly giraffe is the perfect partner for bedtime stories and hugs before nodding off to sleep or any time of day!

They’re great listeners and fierce protectors because they have to learn to survive in the wild. Save one of these giraffes and give them a warm bed instead! The biggest threat to the giraffe population is poaching, and they are critically endangered because of this. 

This giraffe makes a wonderful gift for all ages! Why not pop it into our bestselling Giraffe jute bag?

Did you know? 16 water bottles create enough fibre to make this 30cm soft toy! What a great way to repurpose waste. The bottles are shredded, crushed and melted to create yarn which is woven to create the base fabric.

The making of these beautiful toys has helped to recycle and repurpose more than 100 million water bottles. Considering many of the animals in this range have been affected by the manufacture and disposal of plastic, we think this is an amazing way to break the harmful cycle and raise awareness at the same time!

Keeleco is the 100% recycled range from Keel Toys. These toys are manufactured and stuffed with 100% recycled polyester from plastic waste. Weighted with recycled glass beads, these floppy toys have been perfectly designed for hugging by a loving new friend. Traditional glass eyes have been replaced with recycled polyester embroidered eyes which give a unique, and playful character to these Eco soft toys. The iconic Keel symbol and hang tag are now formed from card and attached to the toy with recycled polyester thread. Even the sew in label is recycled, and all are manufactured in an ICTI ethical factory. Designed in the UK by Keel Toys we Love to Hug!

Size: 30cm

Shared Earth

Our Mission: "To improve the livelihoods of disadvantaged people in developing countries, benefiting local community projects and keeping alive traditional skills that would otherwise be lost."

Shared Earth's policy is to provide quality, design-led products, not just to those who are already aware of Fair Trade principles. With Fair Trade sales showing no sign of slowing, more and more employment is being provided for artisans in developing countries, many of who would otherwise be out of work. At a time when global conflict seems also on the increase, Shared Earth's partnerships with producers are an invaluable way of building bridges, showing that people can work together for mutual benefit, no matter what their race, religion or culture.