Disney Tsum Tsum plush are coming back to Disney Store on Tuesday, November 10, and the first look shows the stackable characters dressed up as baked goods. Mickey is tucked into a loaf of bread, Winnie the Pooh is a stack of pancakes, and Stitch is curled up in a golden bun.
Drew Smith shared the return date along with Disney’s images of the new plush. The group shot also shows Chip and Dale getting the bakery treatment, one wrapped in a slice of frosted roll cake and the other peeking out of a sandwich, set out on stone pedestals and a gift box with macarons and strawberries around them. Stitch sits on the tallest pedestal at the back of the display.
NEW: Disney Tsum Tsum returns to Disney Store on November 10.
— Drew Smith (@DrewDisneyDude) November 6, 2026
The First Three Plush
Mickey’s plush is shaped like a rectangular loaf with a browned crust, with his ears and face poking out of one end. The top of the loaf is pale and soft-looking, while the crust wraps around the sides in a toasty reddish brown.
Pooh is built from three fluffy pancakes, with a golden top and a pat of butter in the middle. His face and ears peek out from the bottom pancake, so the stack reads as Pooh from the front.
Stitch wears a glossy, golden-red bun on his back, with the bread curving down around his sides like a shell. His big ears stick out to the sides, and this version of him comes in a warm, toasty brown instead of his usual blue.
What We Do Not Know Yet
Prices, sizes and the full character list have not been shared yet, so plan on checking Disney Store on November 10 if you want first pick.
Tsum Tsum takes its name from a Japanese word meaning “to stack,” and the line of small plush was introduced in Japan in 2013, alongside a game of the same name. The plush are sized to be collected and piled into towers, and these bakery versions keep that same low, rounded shape, so Mickey’s loaf, Pooh’s pancakes and Stitch’s bun can stack on one another just like the originals.
The plush first went on sale at Disney Stores in Japan in October 2013, and they caught on quickly enough that Disney brought them, along with the mobile puzzle game, to the U.S. in July 2014.
The plush land in the middle of a busy season for Disney Store, which has been rolling out holiday gifts for weeks, including more Mickey family Christmas merch and Muppet Christmas Carol apparel in late October.
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