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In honor of the partnership that began in 1931, Steiff and Disney are pleased to present their two most iconic figures in one irresistible set. Introducing Mickey Mouse holding his very own Steiff Teddy bear. More than 90 years ago, Walt Disney himself chose Steiff to make the world’s first commercially licensed versions of Mickey Mouse toys. Our new, very special limited edition is a perfect representation of the long-term friendship between these two legendary companies. Mickey is sewn from fine wool felt, while his tiny Teddy is crafted from genuine mohair. Both pieces are five-way jointed. Mickey has wired legs for added support, and to make him even more posable. He also proudly wears the “D100” stainless steel chest tag, signifying his status as part of Disney’s centennial celebration collection.
The "Button in Ear" - a worldwide trademark of unmistakable quality.
In 1904 Franz Steiff, Margarete’s nephew was looking for a way to protect Steiff products from imitation. His great idea later became the epitome of quality and handiwork: a metal button in the ear as a protection label. Initially engraved with an elephant motive, the metal button soon wore the trademark and therefore became inseparable with the brand.
"Steiff - Button in Ear" is a world wide renowned and unique trademark, which still stands for quality, richness of ideas and entrepreneurial spirit.
Please note, the button in ear is NOT removable.
About Steiff
Internationally renowned for its exceptional quality, Steiff still utilizes traditional materials and proven manufacturing techniques to create its unique and highly prized products.
Since 1880, Steiff has been making plush toys and collectibles that set the world standard for quality. The company is perhaps best-known for its bears -- Steiff invented the Teddy bear in 1902. Since the firm was founded by Margarete Steiff in 1880, more than 16,000 different designs for animals have been created. Vintage Steiff pieces are regularly sold on the secondary market for thousands of dollars.
