



Ferm Living, Roy Merino Wool Teddy
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The softest teddy bear you have ever held. The Ferm Living Roy Merino Wool Teddy is a beautifully crafted bear made from 100% New Zealand merino wool — the most extraordinarily soft natural fibre — dressed in a knitted vest and scarf, ready for every adventure and every cuddle.
At 43cm tall with a recycled polyester filling, Roy is generous enough for the biggest of hugs and fine enough in his merino wool coat to earn a permanent spot on a bedroom shelf between adventures. His warm, earthy sugar kelp tones work beautifully with Ferm Living's natural palette, and his gentle, considered design feels as much at home in an adult's space as in a child's.
Machine washable on a gentle 30°C wool cycle — because quality toys should last forever, and Roy was built to.
- 100% New Zealand merino wool knitted cover
- Recycled polyester filling
- Knitted vest and scarf
- Dimensions: W20cm × H43cm × D5cm
- Machine washable at 30°C on gentle wool cycle
- CE-tested
- A beautiful gift for children and design lovers alike
ABOUT FERM LIVING
Founded in Copenhagen in 2006 by Trine Andersen, Ferm Living is a Danish design brand celebrated for its soft minimalism, organic forms and commitment to honest, sustainable materials. From furniture and lighting to children's textiles and toys, every piece is designed to help you create a home that feels beautifully, authentically yours — warm, considered and made to last.
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