



Maileg, Tricycle Trailer for Mouse - Green
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Every good adventure needs a trailer — especially when there are baby mice who cannot yet pedal.
The Tricycle Trailer attaches to the back of the Maileg Tricycle Mouse in seconds, adding either a small cargo hold for miniature belongings or, more importantly, a ride-along seat for a smaller family member. A My Mouse or Baby Mouse fits neatly inside, which immediately opens up the storytelling — Big Brother or Big Sister cycling ahead, tiny passenger in tow. At just 5 x 6 x 4cm it is precisely in scale with the Maileg Tricycle, and the green colourway works with both the green Tricycle and as a deliberate contrast to other colours for a mix-and-match effect. Also available in other colourways. Tricycle and mice sold separately.
- Miniature trailer, 5cm (L) x 6cm (W) x 4cm (H) — attaches easily to the Maileg Tricycle for Mouse
- Fits a My Mouse or Baby Mouse as a passenger, or stores miniature belongings
- Green colourway — pairs with the matching green Tricycle or mix and match
- Also available in other colourways
- Ages 3 and up — not suitable for children under 36 months, small parts. Tricycle and mice sold separately
Maileg is a Danish design house that has been making quietly magical things since 1999. Their mice, bunnies, bears and accessories are crafted with extraordinary detail — and they are the kind of things that get kept. Passed down. Added to, birthday by birthday.
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