Three genies, three lamps, three moods. Each genie plush on this page was sewn by hand and made to order, so yours gets the color, the face and the lamp you ask for. Price is per toy.
The blue one you already know
He's the Genie from Disney's Aladdin (1992), the one Robin Williams voiced. Big grin, black topknot with a yellow band, curled goatee, red sash and yellow cuffs on both wrists. He has no legs, of course. His body narrows into a long blue tail, and the tip of that tail sits in a golden lamp, as if he just poured out of it.
The red one had a worse wish
Remember how the film ends? Jafar wishes to become an all-powerful genie, gets his wish and finds out a genie comes with a lamp to live in. Our red genie is that moment: red velvety plush, a scowl, yellow eyes, a black goatee and long black claws. His tail ends in a golden lamp too.
The grey one is a rabbit
Not every genie lives in a lamp. This grey rabbit genie has blue eyes, two buck teeth and the arms of a bodybuilder, and his tail ends in a dark green bottle. Proof that a genie can be any creature you like.
Your genie, your rules
All three were posed differently from shot to shot, so look through the photos. Want the Genie from the 2019 film, a pink genie for your daughter or your cat as a genie? Send a drawing, a screenshot or just a description. We work out the pattern, sew it and send you photos of the finished toy before it ships.
We're an independent studio, not official Disney. Each piece is a one-off made for one customer.
More film characters live in Toys From Animated Films, and storybook creatures in Fairytale Plushies. Got your own sketch? See what we've made from drawings.
The genies are made of short-pile soft plush: bright royal blue for the Genie, deep red for the Jafar genie, charcoal grey for the rabbit. It looks velvety, so the muscles and tail curves catch the light.
- Black plush topknots with a yellow band on the blue and red genies
- A red sash and yellow wrist cuffs on the blue Genie
- Black claws on the red genie's fingers
- A golden lamp at the tail tip, or a bottle, like the rabbit's dark green one
- Hypoallergenic filling
Options we add on request: wire in the arms so they hold a pose, a sound module, LED lights, an embroidered name. Tell us at the start, because they go in while we sew.
A genie usually takes 2–4 weeks to make.
Most of the work goes into the shape. A genie has no legs, so the body has to taper into a tail that curves the right way and still meets the lamp. The arms are long and muscular, and the hands have separate fingers. Then comes the face, which decides whether you get a cheerful Genie or a sulking Jafar.
The time frame includes a small reserve for handmade surprises. Need it by a date? Say so in your first message.
Shipping takes 7–20 business days after the toy is finished, depending on your country. Around the holidays the post is slower, so allow a few extra days.
For a Christmas present, order by November 1. A genie works well as a birthday gift for anyone who grew up rewinding the Aladdin tape, so count back from the date and add the sewing weeks.
Before we pack it, you get photos of the finished genie. You check the face, the colors and the lamp, and it ships once you're happy.
We've been sewing toys to order since 2009, and film characters are a big part of that. People notice when a famous face is off, so we send you photos before shipping and fix what you ask, whether that's a wider grin or a curlier goatee.
If the toy arrives and you don't love it, you get a full refund within 14 days.
Want a genie in a color the films never used? That's fine too. You approve the photos, and it ships only after you say yes. No wish-granting fine print.
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Custom toys start from $350.
A bigger size or extra details can cost more.
Why?
No ready-made pattern. Your photo or drawing doesn’t come with one. Our artist builds the pattern from scratch and turns a flat picture into a 3D toy. It’s the hardest and slowest part.
Materials picked for your toy. The right color, fur length and texture. Sometimes we order fabric just for one project.
Sewn by hand. Every piece is cut, sewn, stuffed and finished by hand. The face takes the most time: move an eye a millimeter and the character changes.
You approve it first. When your toy is ready, we send you photos. Something looks off? We fix it before shipping.
One toy, not a thousand. A factory spreads design costs over thousands of copies. Here, all that work goes into one toy: yours.
That’s why prices start at $350. And on a personal order, if you don’t love your toy, you get a full refund.

















