Philly Special Christmas Plushes are Reselling

Jason Kelce as a plushie just hit different for Eagles fans. The Holiday Huddle collector set featuring Kelce, Jordan Mailata, and Lane Johnson sold out online at $50, but they’re now showing up at retailers nationwide according to the official store locator.

The Holiday Huddle plushies are 8.5 to 9.25 inches tall, dressed in midnight green Christmas sweaters with each player’s number and name embroidered. These aren’t generic team merch – they’re officially licensed collectibles tied to the Philly Specials’ charity Christmas albums that raised over $10 million.

Following Jason Kelce’s retirement (and his brother’s engagement to Taylor Swift), public interest has spiked in the Kelce name. This is a perfect opportunity for a reseller looking to cash in on the hype.

The Philly Specials became a legit holiday tradition in Philly. Their three Christmas albums hit Billboard charts, featured Stevie Nicks and Bon Jovi, and their stop-motion special got 780,000 views. This plush set is the first physical collectible from the whole Operation Snowball charity initiative.

Plus, it’s Jason Kelce. The dude’s a Philadelphia sports legend, and anything with his name on it from his Eagles era is going to hold value.

These are moving on eBay. After sitting for a bit, we’re seeing plenty of sales for the Philly Special Holiday Huddle plushes for upward of $120, with some touching $180 or more.

The official Philly Special Christmas website now has a store locator showing which retailers nationwide have these in stock. Check it right here to find locations near you.

Based on the manufacturer (Just Play) and previous collectible plush releases, these are likely showing up at:

• Specialty toy stores
• Sports memorabilia shops
• Independent gift shops
• Regional retailers carrying NFL merchandise

Urban Outfitters carried these online but they’re sold out now. If you’re near a physical UO location, they might still have stock from their allocation.

Call ahead before driving. Ask specifically for “Philly Special Holiday Huddle plush set” or “Jason Kelce Christmas plush.” Some stores might list it under generic Eagles merchandise.

List on eBay with clear photos showing the unopened collector’s box. Mention it’s from the Jason Kelce charity initiative and his final Eagles collectible release. Eagles collectors and Kelce fans are your buyers, not general sports flippers.

Facebook Marketplace could work for local sales at $75 to avoid shipping hassles. Mercari’s lower fees (10%) might get you a few extra bucks if you price at $85.

These come with standard retail returns if you buy from major retailers, so you’re not stuck if the secondary market tanks. However, most independent stores and specialty shops sell sports collectibles as final sale.

The charity angle might limit resale growth – some buyers prefer to purchase direct when proceeds benefit Operation Snowball. But the fact these sold out online means demand outpaced supply.

This isn’t a massive flip, but it’s a solid opportunity if you’re near a store that has them. The official store locator makes sourcing way easier than hunting blindly. The Jason Kelce factor gives these longer-term collectible potential beyond typical team merchandise.

Worth grabbing if you can find them locally without extra effort, not worth driving an hour for $25 profit.