

Maileg, Big Brother Hiker Mouse - Stripes
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The trail is calling — and Big Brother is ready. The Maileg Hiker Mouse Big Brother in Stripes is a wonderfully characterful hiking mouse, dressed and equipped for days of walking in the wild nature. He wears his soft, breathable striped shirt, durable hiking pants and a wide-brimmed hat to keep the sun off his face — and his sleeping bag is strapped to his back with elastic straps, ready for a night under the stars.
With magnets in his hands, Big Brother Hiker can hold all of his accessories from the Maileg Hiker collection — thermos, cups, bonfire sticks and more. A brilliantly detailed piece that brings the great outdoors into the Maileg world.
Pairs brilliantly with the Maileg Bonfire Set, Miniature Thermos and Cups and Maileg Happy Camper Tent for the ultimate hiker adventure.
- Fully dressed Big Brother mouse in striped hiking shirt, pants and hat
- Sleeping bag included, strapped to back with elastic
- Magnetic hands for holding Hiker accessories
- Mouse height: 13cm
- Cotton outer with recycled polyester and PE pellet filling
- Machine washable at 30°C
ABOUT MAILEG
Founded in Denmark in 1999 by Dorthe and Erik Mailil, Maileg is a beloved Danish brand celebrated for its enchanting handcrafted mice, bunnies and miniature worlds. Pronounced "My-Lye", each Maileg piece is a limited release designed to spark imagination and become a treasured heirloom — beautifully made, endlessly charming, and loved for generations.
Mice measures 13cm in length.
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