The way I finally got a Jellycat Amuseable Coffee To Go from the US for my Singapore collection

The Jellycat craze hitting Singapore bag charms

If you have walked through Orchard Road or scrolled through TikTok lately, you have probably seen those adorable plushies dangling from designer handbags. In 2026, the bag charm trend has reached a fever pitch in Singapore, and at the center of it all is the Jellycat Amuseable Coffee To Go. These little smiling coffee cups are the must-have accessory for everyone from students to corporate professionals.

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I noticed that the obsession started in Korea before making its way here. The problem we face in Singapore is that whenever a shipment arrives at local boutiques, it is gone within minutes. I spent weeks calling stores only to be told they were sold out. That is when I started looking at us trends and realized that while we are struggling to find them here, shoppers in the United States have much better access to these popular products through major department stores. You might even want to check our guide on Read more: Securing the NYC exclusive Jellycat Coffee To Go for Singapore collectors if you are looking for those rare city-specific versions.

Why the US stock is better than local SG stores

The supply chain for Jellycat seems to favor the US and European markets. Large retailers like Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's, and even specialized toy shops in America often receive massive restocks of the Amuseable line. While Singapore might get a handful of 'Coffee' or 'Pastry' designs, the US stores frequently have the full range in stock. I found that if I wanted the specific size or the latest seasonal variation, I had to shop us store websites directly.

I also realized that some specific sizes simply don't make it to our shores consistently. If you have been hunting for the bigger version, you should check out this article: Read more: Why is the Large Jellycat Amuseable Coffee To Go missing from Singapore stores?. It explains the distribution logic that leaves us in Singapore with limited options.

My price comparison between US retailers and SG resellers

The price gap is the most shocking part. In the US, a standard Jellycat Amuseable Coffee To Go usually retails for around $28 to $30 USD. When you convert that to SGD, it is roughly $38 to $41. However, if you look at resellers on platforms like Carousell in Singapore, people are asking for $80 or even $100 SGD for the exact same item!

Even after adding international shipping costs, I found that I was still saving a significant amount of money by buying from the source. You might also like to read: Read more: Is the US exclusive Jellycat Coffee To Go really that much better than what we have in Singapore? to see if the quality matches the hype.

Using a freight forwarder to bridge the gap

Most US stores don't ship directly to Singapore, or if they do, the shipping fees are astronomical. This is where I use comGateway. They provide me with a tax-free us address in Oregon, which is a total lifesaver. Because Oregon has no sales tax, I don't have to pay that extra 7-10% that you usually pay when shipping to places like California or New York.

As a freight forwarder, they receive my package at their warehouse and then ship it to my doorstep in Singapore. It is a very smooth process, and I can even combine multiple orders from different stores into one box to save on international shipping fees. If you are new to this, their how it works page provides a great step-by-step guide.

What to do when US stores decline your credit card

I ran into a bit of a snag when I first tried to buy from a high-end US department store. Many US retailers, including big names like Nike, Sephora, and even some toy boutiques, have strict security filters. They often block international credit cards or automatically decline orders that are being sent to known shipping hubs. It can be incredibly frustrating to see your order cancelled minutes after placing it.

This is where I discovered the BuyForMe service, which is essentially a form of proxy shopping. Instead of me trying to use my Singapore-issued card, I just tell comGateway what I want to buy. They use a US domestic credit card to purchase the item on my behalf. This assisted purchase method is the safest way to ensure the order actually goes through without being flagged. If you have questions about how the billing works, you can check their BuyForMe service FAQ page for more details.

Estimating your shipping and import tax

Before I click 'buy', I always want to know what the final damage to my wallet will be. I use the shipping calculator to estimate shipping cost based on the weight of the plushie. Since Jellycats are quite light, the shipping isn't too bad at all, especially if you choose options like DHL international shipping or FedEx international shipping for speed.

Regarding import tax, remember that in Singapore, we have to pay GST on imported goods. However, because the Jellycat Coffee To Go is relatively affordable, the tax is manageable. I always factor this in so there are no surprises when the package arrives at my door.

My personal step-by-step guide to ordering

If you are ready to get your own coffee charm, here is exactly how I do it:

• Step 1: Sign up for a free account at comGateway to get your US address.
• Step 2: Look for the Jellycat Amuseable Coffee To Go on US sites like Nordstrom or the official Jellycat US store.
• Step 3: If the store accepts your card, ship it to your Oregon address. If they decline it, use the assisted purchase service.
• Step 4: Once the package arrives at the warehouse, check the top us deals on the trends page to see if there is anything else you want to add to your shipment.
• Step 5: Use the shipping calculator to choose your preferred carrier and pay for your shipping to Singapore.

I have found that this method is the most reliable way to stay ahead of the trends in 2026. No more waiting for restocks that never come or paying triple the price to resellers!