Nobody here has squeezed a TABASQUISHY toy, so this is not a verdict on how the squishies feel. It is a read of the published catalogue and terms, including which numbers stop being true this month.
What TABASQUISHY sells, and who it is for
TABASQUISHY sells squishy toys moulded from food-grade silicone: animal shapes, cat paws, blind boxes, DIY kits and the molds to cast your own. The brand dates itself to 2018 and calls the pieces slow-rise and handmade rather than mass-produced, with "4 distinct texture sensations" — a phrase it never defines, and nothing is published about the workshop or any independent inspection. Read both as marketing language.
On safety it is more specific. TABASQUISHY states its toys are CPC certified, UKCA marked and CE marked, and the silicone BPA-free and food grade. It names no laboratory behind those marks. Support is one email address, service@tabasquishy.com.
The real choice: pick-your-own, blind box, DIY kit or mold
Decide which of the four shapes of purchase you want first. Single squishies — the paws and animal shapes — are the only type where you choose exactly what arrives. Blind boxes are the deliberate opposite, sold singly or by the case. DIY kits are a craft session costing several times what a finished squishy does, and molds are for people who intend to keep casting. A second axis matters more: whether the item sits on a regular collection page or on the sale collection, because that decides whether you can send it back.
Published prices, and the sale tier
Inside the Purrfect Paws collection the finish is the variable, not the budget. The Cat Paw Mochi squishies are $16.99 each in blue, pink, rainbow and yellow; the clear, iridescent and glitter paws are $14.99; the holographic and glitter-with-claws versions are $15.99; the small 45g white-pink paw is $11.99 and the 100g Blingbling transparent-pink paw is $15.99.
Molds sit in the middle — the Paw Taba Squishy Mold at $38.99, the Chick mold at $41.99 — each sold as three sets with no separate price printed per set. The DIY Dumpling Squishy Kit is $55.99 across three variants, while the DIY Butter Squishy Making Kit is $69.99 and sits on the sale collection. For blind boxes the only published figure is the Standard Hotsale Blind Box Full Case Edition at $139.99 for 12 boxes; a single box has no published price, and the jumbo paw's product URL returned a 404 on both attempts.
Alongside the regular tier runs the hot sales collection, where the dumpling series is marked down between 6 and 20 percent — the tie-dye rainbow dumpling from $19.99 to $15.99, the glitter dumplings from $18.99 to $15.99. The banner claims "6 fresh markdowns, up to 37% off" without naming the item carrying 37 percent, and the end date is not published.
Shipping
Processing takes one to five business days, and weekend or holiday orders start the next business day. US shipping is free over $59 and costs $6.99 below that. Other published thresholds: CAD $69.99 for Canada, £43.99 for the UK, €45 for EU countries, AUD $81.99 for Australia, NZD $85.00 for New Zealand, ¥5,900 for Japan, ₩67,888 for South Korea and $49 for Hong Kong SAR.
Delivery runs eight to 15 business days for the USA and Canada, which the current policy groups as a single figure, five to 10 for the UK, three to five for Hong Kong, five to 10 for South Korea, and seven to 24 for the rest of the world. An earlier reading had the two North American figures split — eight to 14 days for the US, eight to 15 for Canada — and the brand has not reconciled the two.
Returns
The window is 30 days from the delivery date, and a Return Authorization Number is required before you post anything back. Wrong or defective items are refunded in full including return shipping, but must be reported within five business days of receipt; a change of mind means you pay postage. If the order shipped free, the value of that free shipping is deducted from the refund. The full text sits in the brand's own refund policy.
Two exclusions matter more than the window. Sale items are non-returnable, so everything on the hot sales collection — the 6-to-20-percent dumpling tier and the $69.99 Butter kit — is a one-way purchase, and that condition appears on the policy page rather than the product page. Free gifts and customised items are excluded too.
Then the condition rule: returns must be unused with the seal intact and tags on, and the brand says plainly not to break the seal if you may want to return the toy. For a product whose appeal is squeezing it, the window is largely theoretical once the bag is open.
Warranty
None published. No warranty page exists and no term is stated anywhere, so the five-business-day defect report inside the refund policy is the only written recourse. Once the 30-day window closes, nothing in print covers the toy.
Check before you pay
- US free shipping starts at $59, and the brand never says whether that line is measured before or after a code comes off. Read the shipping line in your own cart before you pay.
- The same question is unanswered for the Canada, UK, EU, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, South Korea and Hong Kong thresholds.
- Anything from the hot sales collection cannot be returned, and the only place that is written is the refund policy.
- If your order shipped free and you then return it, the value of that free shipping comes off the refund.
- Three of the brand's percentage codes expire on October 23 and the Halloween event ends October 31. The $59 minimum on the 25 percent dumpling code has no stated before-or-after-discount rule either.
What TABASQUISHY does not publish
No warranty at all, as above — the largest blank for a toy made to be handled hard.
No toy-standard test reference. Neither ASTM F963 nor EN71 appears anywhere on the brand's own pages across two separate readings, so this guide will not repeat those standards as if the brand had published them. What it does publish is CPC, UKCA and CE, with no laboratory named: the marks are claimed, the paperwork is not shown.
No confirmation that the standing 8 percent newsletter code still works. TABASQUISHY8 appears nowhere on the site today, and the brand's own discount link for it opened an empty cart with neither a discount-applied banner nor an error. It is unconfirmed rather than dead.
No code for the "20% off $79+" tier the homepage banner advertises beside the 18 percent one.
No stacking rules and no exclusion list: the brand does not say whether the Halloween codes work on already-marked-down items, which products count as the "select non-Halloween items" one code mentions, or which eight designs the 30 percent code covers.
Also unpublished: the end date of the October markdowns, the price of a single blind box, the company address, whether a restocking fee exists, and the minimum order behind the 15 percent referral offer.
Who should skip TABASQUISHY
Anyone who wants to squeeze the toy before committing: the sealed-and-unused rule closes the realistic return path the moment you open the bag.
Anyone buying off the sale collection who wants a way out, because those items cannot be returned at all.
Anyone who will not inspect the parcel the week it lands, since quality claims expire five business days after receipt.
Anyone who needs independent test documentation for a children's toy rather than marks with no lab named behind them.
Anyone who needs the parcel quickly, or who sits outside the nine regions with a published shipping threshold — the rest of the world gets a seven to 24 day estimate and no line to aim at.
Using a code here, and the bottom line
We have no TABASQUISHY code. The two things we list are a plain link to the shop and free shipping on US orders over $59, which applies by itself at checkout. This is not an exclusive rate.
Every percentage in play today is a public TABASQUISHY code anyone can use. The strongest sitewide offer on the brand's own pages is 18 percent off orders of $49 or more, published as SPOOKYNOW18 and TABABOO18, running to at least October 31 with no exact end time printed. A 35 percent code, SPOOKYFINALFC35COPY, applies to exactly one product — the Spooky Buddy Complete 8-Piece Collector Set — and expires on October 23. A 30 percent code covers eight Halloween designs the brand never names, also expiring October 23, and a 25 percent dumpling code needs $59 and ends the same day. Nobody here has put any of them through a live checkout, so each one is read from the brand's pages rather than tested.
Buy 3 Get 1 Free needs no code, but the brand states it "cannot be combined with other discount codes or flash sale pricing". So it is that promotion or a code, never both.
Three things should shape how you buy: a seal you cannot break, a sale tier you cannot return, and no warranty behind either. Our TABASQUISHY coupon page lists what we actually have, with the conditions attached.
