About
We make soft things on purpose.
SQUISH started with one object on one desk: a small bunny that got squeezed roughly four hundred times during a single deadline. Everything since has been an attempt to make that object properly — the right softness, the right weight, the right matte finish, the right size to live somewhere real.
How we make them
Three decisions that define every squishy.
01
Slow-rise softness
Compresses slowly, returns slowly. The whole point is the two seconds in between.
02
Matte, never glossy
Powder-soft surfaces with no plastic shine. It should feel like foam, not like a toy.
03
Made to be kept
Sized for a desk, a shelf, a bedside table or a bag. Not a novelty you lose by Friday.
Where they end up
Six places, one habit.
We design for six specific settings. If a squishy does not fit one of them, we do not make it.
Desk
Next to the keyboard. Picked up between tasks, squeezed twice, put back.
Bedroom
On the bedside table. The last thing you touch before the light goes off.
Dorm
On the shelf above the desk. Small enough to move with you.
Gaming
Beside the mouse. Something to hold during the queue.
Couch
Under a blanket. Found three days later, squeezed again immediately.
Backpack / Tote
In the tote, clipped to the strap. Comes with you.
Care
Keeping them soft.
- How do I clean one?
- Wipe with a damp cloth and a little mild soap. Do not soak it, do not put it in a washing machine, and let it air dry away from direct heat.
- Why does it feel slightly powdery?
- That is the matte finish. It is what stops the surface from looking like shiny plastic — and it is the reason the squishy stays comfortable to hold.
- Will it lose its shape?
- No. Slow-rise foam returns to its original shape within a couple of seconds. That slow return is the entire point.
- Are these therapeutic?
- No. SQUISH squishies are toys. They are not medical devices and they make no health claims of any kind.