Over the last couple of days I've taken a massive hit on the orders. It seems that Twitch has turned out to be more popular that I'd thought. I mean he is cute, but I didn't think he was that cute! Consequently the shop has gone down for a bit. But don't worry it'll be up and running again very soon. Santa should still be able to get a Roadkill Teddy to you in time for Christmas. As long as you order by wednesday (or thursday at the latest). If you can't wait for our shop to come back online, you can buy Twitch at iksentrik.co.uk or playlounge.co.uk

Sorry about the delay in launching our website. It wasn't actually meant to be launched until today, but Metro newspaper in London leaked our details. Anyway it's up now, and we're pleased to bring you Twitch, the Roadkill Teddy. The first of our products. But watch out for new ones, dragging themselves off the tarmac in the New Year. 

We love teddies. But we also love animals. This is why we’re donating part of our proceeds to animal charities such as the RSPCA and WWF (no, that’s not the charity for impoverished spandex-clad, steroid junkies, it’s the one for Pandas and Tigers and other fluffy animals). 

There are as many potential Roadkill products as there are grains of sand on all the earth. OK, maybe not that much. But who’s to say there won’t be Roadkill sofas, Roadkill kitchen blenders, Roadkill toilet seats, and Roadkill knickers? Some products haven’t made it off the sketch pad yet. But some other products are currently dragging their battered bodies towards the production line.

There’s a whole range of anti-toys and anti-plush out there. Toys that upset and provoke. Art and design went head-on and produced this explosion of products. Stuff like Vortigern’s Machine, like the Gloomy Bear, like Uglydolls. It’s called Urban Vinyl or Street Plush. And now there’s a new term to stick in your dictionaries. Squash-plush.