


Charlie Bears, Group Captain Morris - Plush Collection
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If Wing Commander Swift already keeps watch from a shelf in your house, his commanding officer has arrived. Group Captain Morris is a 42cm owl from the Charlie Bears Plush Collection, in amber, white and black, rated for ages 3 years and up.
Charlie Bears made four owls this year, each with a rank for a name, and we have chosen to carry these two together. Morris is the senior one, 14cm taller than his 28cm wingman, with broad wings and a steady amber stare. For a child, the fun is working out who outranks whom. For the adult, it is two owls that look right side by side for years.
- An owl, 42cm tall, from the Charlie Bears Plush Collection
- Fully jointed, rated by the maker for ages 3 years and up
- Feathered-look plush with amber eyes
- 100% plush, filled with polyester fibre and PP pellets
- Partner to Wing Commander Swift, 28cm, sold on his own
- Surface wash only, with a damp cloth
Two owls on one shelf: the tall one keeping watch, the small one getting all the attention.
Designed by hand in Cornwall, England. Each Charlie Bear is given its own name and its own character.
Captain Morris is one of four distinctive owls in the 2026/2027 plush collection, forming a truly enchanting plush parliament. Each companion carries its own personality, charm, and story, ready to take a place in any hug while adding a touch of feathery wisdom. Talk to us if you would like one held for you!
Still to come is:
- Squadron Leader Pearson
- Flight Lieutenant Fountain
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