Large White Goose Plush Toy - 19.5 Inch Soft Swan Throw Pillow Plush, Gift for Kids or Friends

The picture made it appear very large. It’s actually much smaller. I got it for my teen son who likes plushies still. He still likes it. It was vacuum sealed and fluffed up a bit but the neck isn’t stuff so it hangs and swings around a bit when the stuffie is handled. I like that it doesn’t shed like some plushies do and it didn’t have any chemical smell.

It's a cute, squishable goose. However, the quality control on the construction seems to be a little bit off. Maybe that's what the manufacturer was going for (odd little ducking, maybe?), but since that's not illustrated in either the listing or the photos, I think it's worthy of criticism. Overall, the goose I got simply looked shabbier and rougher in construction than the ones in the photos. The legs are different, the body is an odd shape, the eyes are not symmetrical, and the stitching doesn't really seem like it's going to last. Also, though it's listed as a throw pillow (in addition to being a stuffed animal), it's not really soft enough to be used as a pillow.It's cute but the goose in person really looks as cheap as it is. I don't really mind having an ugly-duckling goose, and I can't imagine many kids will either. But I can certainly imagine many parents being annoyed at the lower than expected quality.

PROSSoft and cute designCONSThe duck I received was not the same one featured in the photo or maybe it’s the same one but he was Photoshopped to be cuter, like how people/celebrities do with pictures of themselves on the gram. LOLThe one in the photo looks better quality. The one I got came with a hole and some stuffing coming out. A piece of extra fabric on the beak. The legs don’t look the same as the one in the photo. His body is a little mis-shaped. You could always sew any holes and cut away any extra fabric if you’re okay doing so. It’s a $10 duck ($9.99). If you think it’s worth the price given the defects, then feel free to buy it. I feel like I could get a better or similar quality plush at the dollar store for $4 to $5.It does look better once you take him out of the suctioned bag and give the duck a few hours to fluff out.I have to be honest with you so you’ll know what to expect.

It's not big

It's cute! It's soft, but not as soft as like squishmellows. Still, it's a fun stuffed goose.

This comes vacuumed seeled so it takes time to expand and fill back out.Pretty small to call it a throw pillow. It's actually a stuffed animal toy.The head and neck are straight out from the body as in flight. The legs are flexable so they easily move.The head and facial features are well done.There is no stuffing in the wings.The right leg is sewn on sideways so the foot is facing sideways instead of flat.I've tried to mush the stuffing around in the leg and foot and it won't change.The main body is pretty soft.The stitchings seem well done and not sticking out or hard as other stuffed animals.Other than the sideways sewn on right leg, it's pretty good for a goose stuffed animal.

I snagged this for my husband who has a deep appreciation of geese. It’s an odd quirk of his, but I don’t question it.When the goose came in, he looked like he wasn’t exactly forthcoming about his height. He was definitely 18.5 inches - which is fine - size doesn’t matter…. But, his pictures weren’t exactly adding up either.One eye is a little… off centered? He’s actually endearing for how silly he looks, but based off of the initial pictures, I wasn’t expecting such a sight!

Super soft and cute! It does not look like the picture very much but is definitely a goose. It does come in a vacuum sealed bag but fluffs put pretty quick and easy. It was a bit smaller than expected but overall very decent. Very fluffy and really good quality for how cheap it was! Just an adorable little goose for your collection. We are thinking about ordering a larger size now since this one was awesome. I highly recommend!