Harrods 30th Anniversary Christmas 2015 Bear Benedict

Introducing Benedict, Harrods’ 30th Anniversary Christmas Bear! Dressed in his soft red knitted cardigan, Benedict is full of festive cheer.

Note: Benedict was the Harrods Christmas Bear for 2015 — now a sought-after collector’s item. This is no longer available.

Benedict is the thirtieth Christmas bear to be released by Harrods for Christmas.

After his long journey around the world, he wants nothing more than to celebrate the most wonderful time of the year by giving cuddles.

Benedict, priced at £24.95, wears a very festive red knitted cardigan with the gold Harrods logo emblazoned on the front. On the bottom of both paws, you will see in gold writing the logo and the 30th anniversary.

You can purchase Benedict from Harrods.

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As you will know, Harrods has released a Christmas bear every year since 1986.

The first bear, called ‘Snow Bear’, appeared in the Christmas catalogue wearing a green and red knitted hat and the Harrods logo.

Since then, customers who buy the annual bear flock to the store each year to pick up the latest soft, cuddly toy.

The Harrods Christmas Bear — A Collector’s Tradition Since 1986

Harrods has released a Christmas bear every single year since 1986.

Beginning with the first Snow Bear, who appeared in the Christmas catalogue wearing a green and red knitted hat with the Harrods logo across the front.

What started as a charming festive gift has grown into one of the most collected Christmas traditions in British retail history.

Each bear is carefully named, dressed in a unique outfit and released in limited quantities, making every single one genuinely special.

Benedict, the 2015 30th anniversary bear, is now actively sought after by collectors, proof that what begins as a Christmas gift can become a treasured keepsake.

Whether you collect every bear or simply treasure a single special one, the Harrods Christmas bear is a uniquely wonderful British festive tradition.

Have you ordered Benedict? And what Christmas bear has been your favourite from Harrods? Share your comments below