The TrinoNOT DIGITAL.
CORE MEMORIES.
A friend you can actually hug. It sparks imagination, comforts without a charger and stays by your child's side as they grow. One day it'll be the plush they show their own kids, along with all the stories that come with it.
The TrinoREADY TO BE
GIFTED
Each BigStuffed arrives wrapped in a 100% cotton bag inside our signature box. Then comes the best part: watching their face when something this big comes out.
Also a gift for grown-ups: see our large stuffed animals for adults.
MADE BY HANDS.
NOT BY MACHINES.
Every BigStuffed is sewn by hand in Europe, one at a time, with strong seams and safety eyes. Real hands, real time, and a finish you can feel the moment you hug it.
The TrinoTHE MISSING PIECE.
A design piece that gets people talking. Guests stop, smile, and ask where it's from. It's soft, it's big, and it gives a room the character that furniture alone can't.
HAPPY ADOPTERS.
Triceratops Stuffed Animal reviews · 4.3/5 from 18 reviews
Always in love with your beautiful creations, never stop designing these stunning creatures.
Made it into our Christmas photos for our holiday card!!!
Absolutely adore it!! Beautiful addition to my sons bedroom. Amazing quality.
Beautiful perfect gift for my baby
Absolutely precious! Beautifully made.
The perfect stuffed animal for my nephew!
Your questions
About the Triceratops Stuffed Animal
How big is the Triceratops Stuffed Animal?
Small 9.4 × 17.7 in · Big 13.7 × 25.1 in (height × length). Each size card shows a child holding it, so you can see the scale.
Can I wash it?
Yes. Hand wash it, or machine wash it on a delicate cycle with a mild detergent. Don't use bleach, and let it air dry.
Is it safe for a baby?
Yes. It is tested to European toy safety standards, with strong seams and safety eyes, and is suitable from birth.
How fast will it arrive?
It ships within 1 to 3 business days. Delivery then takes 2 to 14 days depending on the country.
Which colours does the Trino come in?
Papa and Ivory. Each colour's photos show it held by a child.
