Little Legends

Little Legends transforms Aussie icons into plush dolls with personality – from Dame Edna and Crocodile Dundee to Cathy Freeman, Ned Kelly and Steve Irwin. Each design captures a slice of Australian history, humour and character in a fun, cheeky and proudly local way. Designed in Melbourne, they celebrate the legends we grew up with and share the spirit of what makes Australia unique.

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