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Soft plush and pompom charms.
Soft plush mushroom charm for phones, bags or keys, available in five colours.
Soft plush mushroom charm for phones, bags or keys, available in five colours.
£7.99
Soft plush little monster pendant for phones, bags and keys, available in six colours.
Soft plush little monster pendant for phones, bags and keys, available in six colours.
£10.99
A plush charm is a tiny soft toy that hangs from a phone. A pompom charm is a fluffy ball of yarn or faux fur on a loop. Both are soft against the phone and easy to find in a bag. They are the softest part of the cute look that fashion writers reported coming back from 2021 with the rest of early-2000s style. They suit anyone who likes a bit of fun, and they make a cheerful small present.
The range is growing. At the moment it holds a little plush monster, a round, friendly cartoon figure in the cute style often called kawaii, about 8 by 10cm. It comes in six colours, from white and pink to yellow, green, sky blue and purple, so it is easy to match to a case. It hangs from a phone, a bag, keys or a car mirror. For other soft and friendly shapes in the meantime, see animal phone charms and cute phone charms.
Size is the first thing to think about. A plush charm is bigger than a bead or a pendant, which is the point: it shows, and it is easy to grab. But a big soft charm takes up space in a pocket, so many people hang one from the phone only when the phone lives in a bag, or move it to the bag strap and keep a small charm on the phone. Colour is the second: a bright plush suits a plain or clear case, and a pale one sits well on pink, white or lilac.
Plush picks up dirt more easily than plastic or metal. Wipe marks off gently with a slightly damp cloth, and let it dry fully before it goes back in a pocket.
A lanyard patch sits between the phone and its case, its loop out through the charging-port opening. Some cases have a strap hole: see cases with lanyard holes. The guide to phone charms and straps shows every way.
The soft body will not. The ring or clasp that holds it can tap the phone if it swings, so a case with raised edges round the screen and camera is a good idea.
No. They look like toys, but they are made as accessories for phones and bags, with small metal fittings, and are not meant for young children.
Phone charms are not toys. The NHS warns that babies and toddlers put small objects in their mouths and can choke on them, and beads, bells, rings and stones are small parts. Keep charms out of their reach, and never put a strap or cord round a small child's neck.
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