warmies

Warmies has released four new delightful designs. As the sun shines and we embrace brighter days. Known for their best-selling heatable soft toys, Warmies® continues to blend wellbeing with whimsical design. and these launches is all aboutjoyful softness, fragrant calm, and playful charm.

Leading the new lineup is the Warmies® Honey Bee (£24.99) A lovable, black-and-yellow plush that buzzes with personality. With its velvety-soft body, fuzzy wings and friendly face, it’s not just a nod to our favourite garden pollinator, it’s a warm, weighty cuddle too. Fully heatable in the microwave and gently scented with relaxing French lavender, it’s designed to bring comfort on even the busiest days.

Joining the bee is a trio of Flower Pot Warmies

Each of the Warmies brings a burst of personality and pop of colour. These plush potted blooms are part soft toy, part home accessory, and all heart.

The Yellow Flower Pot (£24.99) radiates sunshine with its vibrant yellow petals and beaming smile. It’s the ultimate pick-me-up on grey mornings or tired evenings -microwave it for a cosy hug and inhale the calming lavender scent.

The Blue Flower Pot (£24.99) is the cool, calming counterpart – a soft, serene bloom sitting in a sweet terracotta-style pot with a cheerful expression. Its subtle hues and soothing scent make it ideal for winding down at the end of the day.

The Orange Flower Pot (£24.99) brings playful energy, with a bold pop of colour that lights up any shelf or snuggle session. Its velvety petals and warming embrace make it an instant favourite for kids and grown-ups alike.

Each of these new Warmies® is fully heatable, gently weighted for comfort, and crafted from luxuriously soft plush. Whether you’re shopping for a child’s bedtime buddy, a desk companion, or a thoughtful gift, Warmies bring real colour to this summer.

By Fergus McCarthy

Fergus McCarthy is a seasoned publishing professional with over three decades of experience in the media industry. In 1993, he co-founded Parents News, a pioneering publication aimed at providing busy parents in Southwest London with essential information on education, entertainment, sports, and family-friendly activities. Under his leadership, Parents News quickly expanded its reach from 60,000 to 192,000 monthly printed copies, establishing additional branches in Kent, South London, Northern Ireland, and Cornwall. In 1997, recognizing the potential of digital media, Fergus helped launch Parents News UK Online, which carried digital editions of the printed publication and offered a broader range of national information. The website's popularity soared, attracting up to 700 daily hits at its peak. Although Parents News transitioned to an online-only platform in 2017, Fergus continues to play a vital role as Publisher and Advertising Manager, focusing on providing value to businesses through effective advertorials.