

Maileg, Hiker Mouse Big Brother - Thin Stripes
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A slightly different stripe — the same spirit of adventure. The Maileg Hiker Mouse Big Brother in Thin Stripes is a wonderfully equipped hiking companion, dressed in thin-striped hiking wear with his hat tilted just right and his sleeping bag ready for a night under the open sky.
With magnets in his hands, he can hold the full range of Maileg Hiker accessories — thermos, cups and bonfire sticks — making him perfect for building the most immersive outdoor adventure scene. A brilliant Maileg gift for children who love camping, the outdoors and the storytelling world of Maileg.
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 thin-striped hiking outfit with hat
- Sleeping bag included with elastic back straps
- 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.
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