Collection: KOKO the Skeleton
Meet KOKO the Skeleton — your pocket-sized friend for spooky-cute adventures.
Under the silver Halloween moon, a little skeleton named KOKO steps quietly from a glowing pumpkin lantern.
He isn’t here to frighten — he’s here to sew and keep you company. With his tiny lantern and ball of yarn, KOKO spends the night stitching soft, fuzzy creatures and dressing up as them.
Quiet, kind, and endlessly curious, he reminds us that even on the spookiest night, gentleness still glows brightest.
Now, he’s ready to wander with you — as a plush charm that carries his story wherever you go.
A Tale Sewn from Kindness
Long ago, before KOKO became a skeleton, he was a young tailor’s apprentice in a peaceful little village.
He loved sewing stuffed animals from scraps of fabric, believing that every creature — real or handmade — deserved warmth.
One winter, a storm swept through the village, and KOKO stayed up all night sewing toys for the children who had lost theirs.
By morning, his gentle heart had stitched itself into every thread — and that kindness still glows within him today.
A Halloween Night of Soft Whispers
Each Halloween, KOKO returns — wearing the fluffy costumes he sews by hand, carrying his tiny pumpkin lantern, and wandering softly among trick-or-treaters.
No one ever realizes he’s a real skeleton; he just looks too cute to be spooky.
If you listen closely when the autumn wind stirs the leaves, you might hear his whisper:
“Maybe I became bones… just so I could remember how precious softness really is.”
