Meet the Printed ECO 20cm Honey Catherine Bear – A Sustainable Choice with Lasting Appeal
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Our adorable Printed ECO 20cm Honey Catherine Bear is turning heads, and for good reason. Recently shortlisted for the BPMA Product Award: Health, Travel & Leisure Product of the Year, Catherine is proof that sustainability and style can go paw in paw.
Sustainable by Nature
Part of our exclusive Eco Range, Catherine is crafted from recycled plastics, offering an eco-friendly alternative without compromising on quality or softness. Her warm honey-coloured fur and friendly expression make her instantly loveable, a perfect companion for brands that care about both people and the planet.
Designed to Impress
Unlike traditional bears with removable clothing or printed accessories, Catherine features a direct-to-fabric (DTF) print on her tummy. This innovative printing method ensures a vibrant, full-colour design that becomes part of the bear itself, with no peeling, fading, or missing logos. Your branding stays clear, colourful, and permanent.
With a print area of 5.5cm x 5cm, there is plenty of space to showcase your logo or design in brilliant detail. Whether used for corporate giveaways, retail promotions, or travel campaigns, Catherine ensures your message is always front and centre.
Perfectly Practical
Standing 20cm tall (sitting height), Catherine sits unaided and is safe for all ages, fully CE and UKCA marked and conforming to EN71 Toy Safety Standards. She is printed right here in the UK, with a quick 5–7 business day turnaround, making her a convenient and reliable choice for any campaign.
Exclusive to Regal Toys
As with all our products, the Catherine Bear is exclusive to Regal Toys, guaranteeing the best wholesale pricing and bulk order savings. Also available in a smaller 17cm size and a mocha colour variation, she is a flexible addition to your range of eco-conscious promotional gifts.
Catherine is not just a bear; she is a statement of sustainability, quality, and charm. It is no wonder she has caught the BPMA’s attention.
