Thank you again! I just love these little (big) guys! And as a gift, a big hit!! They loved Sweet Tooth!

Quality is awesome, super huggable, great stitching. Awesome product! Can't wait for other designs like the kelpie!

I love how soft Gutsy is and cuddling him at my desk, he's very soft all over, especially his ears and tail!

Rotwell was the reason I got into Snughouls in the first place, a zombie unicorn with removable guts is like my dream plushie, and he is indeed like a dream. I don't even mind the coarser mane, he is undead after all!

Absolutely adorable and great for cuddling. I love it.

I waited so long and when Dandy finally arrived I couldn’t stop hugging them!
The long darker fur on their arms is a little bit rough, but I wouldn’t say it’s coarse or too uncomfortable. Once I brushed them it actually improved.
The rest of their fur however is the softest one I’ve touched in a long time!!
The embroidery is super clean, with just some tiny bits of plastic here and there due to the nature of embroidery itself, but you can easily remove them without scissors or anything like that.
They’re the perfect size to hug, the perfect weight to carry around, and I absolutely recommend it if you’re into bunnies, weird creatures and cute plushies 💚

Its so cute, i put it with keys

Customer service was great and quality is amazing. This is my favorite plush ever. Thankfully they were able to get mines sent out before I psc'd from Japan to usa. And he became my bus buddy

I adore my Bites-A-Lot Bat! Such a lovable & huggable vampire baby. With soft fur, adorable expression, nice embroidery, excellent design, & long-lasting materials, this dude is truly the perfect fit for anyone who loves spooky stuff & cuteness combined. For a more detailed breakdown of this adorable little one, please read on!

Pros:
-Made of 100% polyester, soft to the touch. Sensory-friendly for the most part! Once brushed out, even the thicker pile fabric on the face is soft! Not unpleasant to touch, even for someone like me with extreme texture sensitivities.
-Good quality materials were used. Most of the plush feels like standard polyester, with portions being softer polyester, polyester minky, thicker polyester, & polyester faux-fur. The belly design feels akin to suede.
-Embroidery is not thick enough to be a sensory issue. It feels fine to the touch, just like most good-quality embroidery does. It is not thick or chunky at all. Embroidery used is high quality, showing a cohesive image & design.
-Cute design, great color palette, adorable fangs, expressive eyes, sturdy wings, silly floof of a tail, & large bat ears. The yellow star paw pads make this darling even more cute to behold!
-Well-stuffed & well-made overall; this dude is filled well with soft stuffing, giving him a firm yet still huggable feel when held close. This plush will easily stand the test of time; seems like it won’t wear down easily! Batty baby here will easily withstand hard cuddlers, & will gladly endure multiple cuddle sessions. He is built to last!
-Even if small issues - like accidental rips or seams accidentally popping open - do happen, they are not at all hard to fix due to the wonderful quality of the materials used.
-Exactly as advertised, especially in size. I may lovingly call this dude little, but he ain’t no small fry! At approximately 20” tall & with a wingspan approximately 14” from left wing tip to right wing tip, this dude is lovably large! For reference, 17oz plastic water bottles are 9” in height, the average Build-A-Bear is 14” in height, & standard modern Care Bear plushies are 8”-14” in height. Each of the Snughouls are bigger than all of these!

Cons:
-My Bites-A-Lot had some mild embroidery issues on the belly design. One part of the lower section of the blood splatter came unraveled. I couldn’t really fix this problem myself, even when I tried to re-sew it. I don’t count this against the plushie, though - it just makes him uniquely mine. The only real issue I had was the many small pieces of clear plastic that were embedded into several of the embroidery edges & small furry areas. While tedious to fix, I managed to do so by prying them up with a sewing needle by hand & then ripping them out from where the plastic backing had become trapped in the fur.
-His nose came loose from the body, almost falling off entirely! When I looked closer, I saw it had been sewn on with a single thin thread that had come undone. Nose was easily fixed with stronger thread & a few ladder stitches by me, so no harm done there, but this is a word of warning to anyone who can’t sew. The nose is incredibly loose & will come off easily! (See images attached.)
-Tag texture is a bit rough for me; this is due to my texture sensitivities, especially related to paper-based materials.
-If you have texture sensitivities to long pile fabric, you could spend some time removing the small amount of long pile fabric this cutie has on the face & tail, then either leave it as-is or replace it… or simply accept that this little guy ain’t the one for you. As someone with texture sensitivities myself, the long pile fabric doesn’t really bother me, except for the stuff in the ears. Inner ear fluff is particularly difficult to touch, as it has rough edges at all the seams. I have been hand-sewing for several years now, but I don’t know a way to properly fix the inner ear fluff issue. Perhaps there is a simple fix, but I personally haven’t found one.
-For those with noise sensitivities, the belly embroidery makes a noticeable noise when touched; pretty sure this is due to the aforementioned plastic backing material. It reminds me of baby toys that crinkle when squeezed. While it is quiet enough to be barely noticed by me, it could still annoy those with extreme hearing sensitivities.
-The ears & wings have polyester batting inside them for stability, & for those aforementioned extremely sensitive individuals, the sound they make might set them off.

Overall, Bites-A-Lot is the only vampire that I shall gladly allow into my house. Such a cutie pie, soft to the touch, & adorable to look at, this lil vampy is the perfect addition to any Cryptid Cuddler’s home. I would highly recommend getting him!

One of my favorite lil guys of the bunch, though it's so hard to choose!! Wildwood seems to have longer long fur than the other weres, which feels appropriately, well, wild! The length makes it so fun to style for photos as well.

I bought 2 Thistledowns, and gave 1 to a friend. She is like me, a fan of the botanical, and loves the wolps.

Like all the 'ghouls, Thistle is a beefy friend. 20" tall is one thing to measure and try to get a visual aid for, but the girthiness, the sheer pouf factor, is not anything you can really prepare for. I am definitely being dramatic when I say they are half as wide as they are tall. They are probably only really a couple inches, 3-4 or so, but when cuddling, they are so well-stuffed it feels like they are more than just a few inches deep and wide. The stuffing just stands up to so much cuddle pressure!

The ears, paw pads, and lighter face parts are the softest bits. The body fur is comparable to the 90s-00s Disney plush in fur softness, and the long-pile is standard long-pile. If you don't dig long-pile in general, like me, it could be a deal-breaker for cuddling. I can cuddle Thistle if I have long sleeves or a blanket, but she just can't be a bed cuddler.

Details are embroidered, so these are very safe for users who might otherwise mouth or gnaw on plastic safety eyes and noses.

Come join the Discord server, where you could learn to customise your 'ghoul and share with the rest of us that are big fans!

Dandy is just 1 of the 12 total 'ghouls I got (1 double, for a friend). And she was thr first I saw and had to share with everyone I knew.

First off, I'm a master gardener, so plants are kind of my thing. Secondly, rabbits and their derivatives remind me of a dearly departed aunt, and Dandy, plus the other Wolps, were must haves.

I am glad I got all the wolps. They are immensely pleasing. The colour palettes are deeply complimentary to the rabbit-base of the wolpertinger, as well as the herbal/botanical connections the characters have. A very well thought out design.

The beefy 20" tall and probably half that in girth is so cuddleable. I have been craving a torso-sized plush that is dense enough to squeeze tight and it still have substance to squeeze tighter and not flatten it, unlike a mochi plush or others that are understuffed. The stitching holds up to the squishing and squeezing very well.

There are at least 3 textures of fur goibg on here, and it breaks down as paw pads ans ears, and lighter face parts are the softest parts. The body fur, the short-pile, can be compared to the 90s-00s Disney plush we probably all had at some point. The long-pile fur is the roughest. I have an understanding with long-pile. I know some plush need it for the look, but I'm not a fan of any long-pile. To me, it is always itchy/scratchy, sticks to my skin, gets up my nose, in my eyes, etc. That bring said, Dandy and the other Wolps definitely need the long pile for the "look", and I can tolerate the long pile for the cuddles. Dandy just doesn't have bed cuddle privilege is all.

Y'all should come to the Discord server, and you can see where a 'ghoul fan replaced the long-pile with standard minky, and see just how different the wolps look without the long-pile. They definitely need it!

I bought BaL (Bites-a-Lot) for myself, but gave him to my partner's daughter when she was having a really rough day. He brought her great comfort that day, and still does.

As a product, BaL is a very large and in charge, well-made plush. For 20" in height and at least half that in fluffy, cuddly girth, his stitches put up with not only the strain of keeping the fluff in, but the squeeze of cuddles, too.

The wing fur is minky, ornclose enough to it to make no difference, with a plush interface/backing, which then the whole wing texture together reminfs me of those old, mid-90s fleece-like blablnkets you could really only find at hotels. You know the ones? But the wings are softer.

The body fur is not as soft as I'd like, but it is still soft. Pretty akin to 90s-00s Disney plush fur, really, maybe a bit softer than that. The head tuft is pretty standard long-pile fur.

All the features are embroidered. There are no safety eyes or noses to be a hazard for any user that may mouth or chew those things.

Overall, I am pleased with my 'ghouls. If you think you need CS for anything regarding your ghouls, you should check out the Discord Server! All us fans, and the creator, hang out there and trouble-shoot, and have fun.

I got one of each of these lil dudes (haven’t had time to photograph all of them yet, so only one is shown in the attached pics) & I couldn’t be happier with my purchase! They are extremely well-made, sturdy, & nice to touch. Most of each of the grubs is made from what feels like polyester minky, with accents being small bits of felt sewn in to the main fabric. They also have some not-too-thick embroidery for additional details.

The small thick fabric loops on each of the buggies are for attaching them to the Snughouls; you simply slide a piece of twine, yarn, thread, or string into the loop & then tie/knot the thread tightly onto or around the part of the Snughoul you want the grub to remain on. Perfect idea, as each Snughoul has different dimensions & a one-size-fits-all accessory probably wouldn’t work well with them as it wouldn’t allow versatility of placement on the body. I love that these guys are able to be moved & changed around via location quite easily; just snip your tiny thread (DO NOT cut the thick fabric loop) & re-do the steps above & you’re good to go - bug buddy has been successfully transplanted!

I am so happy with my purchase! Now my Snughouls have cute lil bug buddies! Yay!

Love this plush so much; it’s stuffed well and hefty, and is a wonderful friend. Mine is on my bed, and with regard to the “crinkling,” for people who may not know, this is the plastic film that holds the embroidery in place as the machine embroiders the tummy design on the fabric. This is not a manufacturing flaw or defect, so don’t be deterred by this.

Genuinely one of the most inventive plushie accessories I've ever encountered! These band-aids look so so cute that my 'ghouls are perpetually covered in them. I especially love how they look on their snoots! You can tie the elastic bands onto the back loops to whatever length you'd like, making these very customizable in use. I'm even ordering a second set, I enjoy 'em so much and want to double them up for photos and goofing around. Can also be worn as a wristband if you're feeling it.