KMUYSL Unicorn Toys for Girls Ages 3 4 5 6 7 8+ Year
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Stuffed Animals & Teddy Bears
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About KMUYSL Unicorn Toys for Girls Ages 3 4 5 6 7 8+ Year
Overall Feedback:
88% positive
82% appreciated the build quality, but 18% experienced loose stitching
The product quality is great with soft material, adorable puppies, and a durable zipper.
The stitching around the zipper has held up well over time despite consistent use several times a day for about 6 weeks now with no signs of wear.
I have noticed that the toy's seams are very loose and it will not hold up to playing.
The product's quality is poor and not worth buying.
86% liked the adorable design, but 14% didn't
I appreciate the design of the toy, especially the metallic horns and hooves on the mommy unicorn.
There are loose threads sticking out of the eyes of the teddy bear.
87% appreciated the charming details, but 13% found them lacking
I noticed a large hole in one of the seams of the teddy bear, which disappointed my daughter.
I spent half an hour trying to fluff up the stuffed animals, but they still look smashed and asymmetrical.
82% praised the high-quality materials, but 18% experienced pilling or fraying.
The stitching around the zipper felt soft when I first unboxed it, but it has held up well even after consistent use for several weeks without any signs of wear.
I advise others not to buy the product due to its poor quality.
78% found the perfect size, but 22% experienced issues
Taking out the stuffed animals a few days in advance will prevent them from being presented flat in the vacuum sealed bag.
The pictures make the product look bigger than it actually is.
83% praised the softness
I was impressed with the softness of the stuffed animals when I took them out of the box.
The teddy bear is my daughter's favorite Christmas present. It's very cute, soft, and comfy. She loves it.
