TABASQUISHY® Halloween Collection

The Halloween collection has included: glow-in-the-dark clear pumpkins, bloody brain squishies, Halloween blind bags (mystery spooky design), quadruple Halloween paw in black/orange, ghost characters, and seasonal animal variants in Halloween colourways. Specific designs vary year to year — some return with updates, others don't. The blind bag is the most consistent Halloween offering and tends to sell out first.

Yes. The glow-up product comes with a button cell battery. Simply touch the battery to the bottom of the product to make it light up. This is a limited-edition style.

They work as trick-or-treat alternatives for allergy-aware households — no nuts, no dairy, no expiry date. At $4.99–$22.99 per piece they're not practical for handing out to dozens of random trick-or-treaters, but they're well-suited for curated small groups: classroom Halloween parties (10–15 kids), office exchanges, or pre-selected trick-or-treaters you know. The Buy 3 Get 1 Free deal helps reduce the cost per unit for small batches.

Historically, TABASQUISHY® releases Halloween designs in September, with inventory running through late October. The 2025 drop launched in late August/early September and sold through select designs by mid-October. For 2026, expect a similar window. If you want specific designs rather than whatever's left, ordering in September is safer than waiting until October. The collection page stays live year-round, but seasonal stock is finite.

All TABASQUISHY® silicone squishies are CPC certified and rated 3+. They are BPA-free, phthalate-free, and non-toxic. Halloween designs use the same food-grade silicone as the rest of the store — there are no special dyes or materials introduced for seasonal products. For children under 3, standard choking-risk guidance applies: mini-size pieces should not be given unsupervised. Full-size Halloween designs are appropriate for children 3 and up.

Retailer Halloween squishies at that price point are typically foam-based or low-grade TPR — they lose shape quickly, crack after repeated squeezing, and often have a chemical smell. TABASQUISHY® uses food-grade silicone, which is more expensive, more durable, and produces a genuinely different slow-rise feel. The trade-off is price: a single TABASQUISHY® Halloween piece costs more than a bag of foam squishies. You're buying quality and tactile satisfaction, not volume.

Yes — but with a realistic budget expectation. At $4.99–$22.99 per piece, they work well for small parties (5–10 kids) where you want one quality item per bag rather than several cheap toys. For the Buy 3 Get 1 Free deal, a party of 8 kids costs roughly 6 paid pieces. Mini squishies are the most cost-efficient option for party bags — smaller size, lower price, same silicone quality.

Not reliably. Some popular designs (glow pumpkin, Halloween blind bag) have returned in updated versions across multiple years. Others — limited character variants, specific colourways — have not come back. TABASQUISHY® does not announce future seasonal lineups in advance. The safest assumption is that if a design is live now, it may not be available next Halloween. Collectors in particular should not assume restock.