Punchbowl® and Jazwares Team Up to Launch Squishmallows Online Invitation Collection

Punchbowl has unveiled a new collection of online invitations featuring fan-favorite Squishmallows characters for birthdays and other celebrations

Justin Tomlinson

Editor-in-Chief, Mora Discover

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Punchbowl® and Jazwares Team Up to Launch Squishmallows Online Invitation Collection

Punchbowl, an online invitations and greeting cards platform, has teamed up with Jazwares to launch a new collection of online invitations based on the best-selling Squishmallows plush toy brand. The newly unveiled designs feature fan-favorite Squishmallows characters, aiming to bring the popular brand to life for birthdays and other celebrations.[1][2]

According to Matt Douglas, Founder and CEO of Sincere Corporation, which is the parent company to Punchbowl, Squishmallows has grown into a globally popular brand that appeals to fans of all ages.[2]

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