Hunter Is Releasing An Adorable Peter Rabbit Collection

Hunter wellies has unveiled a Peter Rabbit collection - and honestly, it is *adorable*.

Teaming up with Sony Pictures, the footwear and accessories collection features our favourite bunny and all his mates, and has been launched to celebrate the upcoming movie, Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway.

The limited-edition collection includes two pairs of the iconic original Hunter wellies, priced at £110 and available in two colours - dark grey and burgundy - and decorated with Peter Rabbit himself as well as vegetables from the patch.

There are also £40 kids' styles - available in red, blue and green and with a pull-on style for younger children as well as a classic welly option for older kids.

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If you want to be fully kitted out in the Hunter pieces, there's also a selection of Peter Rabbit backpacks - also in blue, red and green for £50 - and a Peter keyring, £8, to attach and complete the look.

The Hunter collection will arrive in store, online and at select wholesalers from Tuesday 17th March - which means just a week to wait.

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Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway is set to arrive in cinemas on Friday 27th March, although unconfirmed reports have suggested it could be delayed due to coronavirus fears.

Margot Robbie will return as the voiceover for Flopsy Rabbit, Rose Byrne as the voiceover for Bea, James Corden as Peter Rabbit and Elizabeth Debicki as Mopsy.

In the sequel to Peter Rabbit, despite his efforts, Peter can't resist returning to his mischievous ways and venturing out of the garden once again. In the trailer, he can be seen stealing food from farmer's markets and hitching lifts on the back of moving lorries.

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"We're going to rob this place, are you in or are you out?" Peter asks.

Meanwhile, with Peter's family risking everything to find him, the naughty rabbit must decide what kind of bunny he wants to be.

We don't know what to do first - kit ourselves out in the collection or watch the movie?

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Lucy Devine

Lucy is a journalist working for Tyla. After graduating with a master's degree in journalism, she has worked in both print and online and is particularly interested in fashion, food, health and women's issues. Northerner, coffee addict, says hun a lot. Get in touch at [email protected].

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