When the nation was desperate for a hug back in September last year, Marks and Spencer launched something we didn’t know we needed, until we saw it, in Percy Pig. In a bigger-than-ever before soft toy form, Percy Pig launched and offered unlimited cuddles and TLC - just at the right time.
So to celebrate Easter, Percy Pig is back with a twist. The large, limited edition, loveable cuddly toy now comes with a set of fetching bunny ears, ready to hop his way into your home and watch over all the Easter eggs.
He’s also first port of call for the traditional egg hunt, as he’ll 100% be a good sport and let your children find all the treats. With an RRP £15, Easter Bunny Percy Pig is available online at M&S, as well as in stores too.
To find your nearest M&S, we’ve popped the store locator here for ease. You’ll also find opening and closing time information listed there as well.
At one point, M&S sold 10,000 units of the stuffed toy in just one day - in the lead up to Christmas. We think customers won’t be able to resist the new version and he’ll be just as popular with kids and adults alike.
And it’s not just cute cuddly toys hitting the M&S shelves this week. You can now buy a whopping 1kg glass jar of squishy original Percy Pig sweets, along with his rabbit friends too. The flavours are strawberry, passionfruit and peach, priced at £15. Available for all the house to share and dip into over the Easter holidays, as well as making a nifty vase or storage jar afterwards. We’re not sure the jar will make it until April 4th...
Marks and Spencer have also launched some Percy Pig biscuits, sandwiched with tasty raspberry and grape flavoured filling, presented in a 3D Percy Pig tin featuring fluffy bunny ears for just £5.
We predict these cult Percy products will be gone in a flash, so be sure to get your hands on some before they’re gone.
Percy Pig is arguably one of the most iconic brands within M&S and growing in popularity by the day - sales of all things Percy Pig shot up by 40% in 2020. And who can resist that sweet, little face?
Will you be setting off to your nearest Marks and Spencer to get your hands on your own Easter Bunny version of the pig? Let us know in the comments box.
