Pokémon Squishmallows (2026): Sizes and Characters
By Dexhaul Team · October 7, 2026 · 6 min read
Fifteen characters across six sizes, all from one officially licensed maker.
The Pokémon Squishmallows line is produced by Jazwares under license from The Pokémon Company International. It runs from a 3.5-inch clip-on at around $8 to a 20-inch jumbo at $60 and up, with the 10-inch standard plush as the most widely stocked size across independent retailers worldwide.
Every character listed below was in stock from independent shops on DexHaul as of October 7, 2026. For a broader look at how Squishmallows fit into the wider plush landscape, the Pokémon plush buying guide covers licensing, sizing and what to look for across the full category.
Every Pokémon in the line
Most characters are available only in the 10-inch retail size. Larger formats ship in separate named waves and are produced for the highest-demand characters. Sizes in parentheses are confirmed from current listings; other sizes may exist in limited markets.
| Character | Confirmed sizes | Observed price range (Oct 7, 2026) | In stock on DexHaul |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pikachu | 3.5", 8", 10", 18", 20" (winking variant at 18" and 20") | $14.99–$148 USD | Yes |
| Clefairy | 10", 14", 20" | $25.00–$71.00 USD | Yes |
| Eevee | 10", jumbo | $24.00–$86.00 USD | Yes |
| Dragonite | 14", 20" | $35.00–$68.00 USD | Yes |
| Piplup | 10", 14", 20" | $21.00–$59.99 USD | Yes |
| Fuecoco | 10", 20" | $12.99–$26.99 USD | Yes |
| Marill | 10", 14" | $24.99–$44.99 USD | Yes |
| Bellibolt | 10", 14" | $12.99–$25.00 USD | Yes |
| Teddiursa | 10", 14" | $29.79–$36.00 USD | Yes |
| Oshawott | 10" | $21.99 USD | Yes |
| Raichu | 10" | $21.99 USD | Yes |
| Rowlet | 10" | $16.99 USD | Yes |
| Gengar | 10" | $27.00 USD | Yes |
| Chansey | 10" | $18.00 USD | Yes |
| Espeon | 12" (Pokémon Center exclusive) | $44.00 USD | Yes |
Prices are observed from DexHaul-connected independent shops and fluctuate between sellers. The 3.5-inch Pikachu clip-on sits well below any other size and is sold as an assortment display rather than individual characters.
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Where to start
Three entry points cover most use cases: the 10-inch for roster breadth, the 14-inch for the most popular characters at a mid-size display scale, and the 20-inch jumbo for one focal piece per shelf.
The 10-inch standard plush
The 10-inch is where most of the character variety lives. Oshawott, Raichu, Rowlet, Gengar and Chansey are confirmed only at this size in the current lineup, so collectors going for coverage start here.
Observed prices across DexHaul shops run from $14.99 to $25 at the 10-inch level, depending on character and seller location. Fuecoco and Bellibolt are among the better-value picks at the lower end of that range.
The 14-inch mid-size
At 14 inches, the plush is large enough to read as a display piece while still being easy to move around. Clefairy, Dragonite, Marill, Bellibolt, Piplup and Teddiursa are all confirmed at this size.
Observed prices for 14-inch pieces run $29 to $45 across DexHaul sellers. Dragonite is the most sought-after character in this tier, appearing in Wave 5B of the line.
The 20-inch jumbo
The 20-inch is the statement size. Pikachu, Clefairy, Dragonite, Piplup and Eevee are confirmed in this format, at observed prices of $27 to $71 depending on character.
A single 20-inch piece fills an end-cap or the corner of a desk without additional accessories. It is the most efficient choice if you want one prominent Pokémon plush in a room rather than a full collection.
Telling official from unofficial
Every licensed Pokémon Squishmallows carries a Jazwares hang tag with the Squishmallows logo, a Pokémon copyright notice, and a product code beginning with SQPK. The product codes run sequentially across waves: SQPK00055 is one Wave 8 Pikachu 10-inch, SQPK00059 is the Eevee 10-inch, SQPK00066 is the Dragonite 14-inch from Wave 5B.
Listings that omit hang tag photos, show pricing well below the typical range, or lack a seller storefront with any history are worth cross-checking. The guide to spotting unofficial Pokémon products covers what to look for across categories including plush.
The Pokémon Center adds its own set of pieces that do not appear in the standard Jazwares retail waves. The 12-inch Espeon is one: it was released exclusively through official Pokémon channels and carries the same SQPK product coding but is not stocked in major toy or game retailers. Buyers trying to complete the lineup need to shop both retail and Pokémon Center channels.
Sizing, care and display
All sizes in the line share the same marshmallow-soft polyester fiber fill. Machine wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry away from direct heat to keep the outer fabric from pilling.
For display, the 10-inch pairs naturally with TCG products. Three or four 10-inch plush side by side on a shelf take up roughly the same footprint as one 20-inch piece, but without the same visual impact.
The 20-inch is a better value on a per-inch basis: at $60 to $71 observed for Piplup or Clefairy, you pay roughly twice the price of a 10-inch for three times the height. One jumbo on a shelf reads as intentional decor; a cluster of small plush can look like overflow.
Pokémon Squishmallows as gifts
Squishmallows are among the easiest Pokémon gifts to size correctly because every piece is labeled in inches or centimeters on the hang tag. The 10-inch is the default safe choice for ages 3 and up: small enough to travel, soft enough for any age, and available in enough characters that matching to a recipient's favorite is straightforward.
The 20-inch jumbo is one of the few licensed Pokémon plush that reads as a premium present without needing extra packaging or accessories. At $60 to $70, it sits comfortably in a mid-range gift budget and ships well from most DexHaul-connected sellers.
For a full seasonal look across plush, TCG sets, figures and apparel, the Pokémon 2026 Holiday Gift Guide covers options from under $20 to premium collector sets.
FAQ
How many Pokémon are in the Squishmallows line?
Fifteen or more characters are confirmed across the retail and Pokémon Center ranges as of October 2026, including Pikachu, Eevee, Clefairy, Dragonite, Piplup, Oshawott, Raichu, Rowlet, Fuecoco, Bellibolt, Marill, Teddiursa, Gengar, Chansey and Espeon. Additional characters have appeared in regional and exclusive releases.
What is the biggest Pokémon Squishmallows?
The 20-inch (approximately 50 cm) is the largest size found across current independent shop listings. Pikachu, Clefairy, Dragonite, Eevee and Piplup are all confirmed in this size.
Are Pokémon Squishmallows officially licensed?
Yes. The line is made by Jazwares under license from The Pokémon Company International. Every authentic piece carries a Jazwares hang tag, an SQPK product code, and a Pokémon copyright notice on the label.
Can you machine wash a Pokémon Squishmallows?
Yes. Wash cold on a gentle cycle and air dry. Avoid tumble drying: heat can damage the polyester fill over time and cause the outer fabric to pill.
Which Pokémon Squishmallows are Pokémon Center exclusives?
The 12-inch Espeon is one confirmed Pokémon Center exclusive, released through official Pokémon channels and not stocked in the main Jazwares retail wave. Other limited characters and sizes have appeared as Center exclusives over time; checking the Pokémon Center directly is the most reliable way to track them.
DexHaul searches independent shops worldwide to surface in-stock Pokémon Squishmallows in one place, so you can compare sizes, characters and prices without visiting multiple stores. Browse the full range at the Pokémon Squishmallows collection on DexHaul and filter by what fits your shelf or your budget.
Catch 'em all
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