BBC Children in Need have decided to go a teeny bit upmarket in one of their many fund raising initiatives this year, by launching the Designer Pudsey Collection, which has seen a number of fashion designers use their creative flair and remarkable talents to create their very own unique version of the iconic poorly eyepatch-wearing ted, Pudsey Bear! Wowers!

Erdem, Katie Hillier, Mulberry and Giles Deacon, are just a few of the top designers who have submitted a creation, from floral and cutesy bears to leather and rather kinky ones, but can you guess which bear sprang from which designer's studio? The full list is thus –

Mulberry – by Emma Hill

Katie Hillier

Erdem

Patrick Grant

Jonathan Saunders

PPQ

Henry Holland

Giles Deacon

Liberty

It’s not as easy as you might think, you know. There are more than a few tartan bears, so that could potentially add to the confusion. Stick your attempt in the comments box below and we'll update the answers this afternoon! 

If you want to bid for a bear, (reserve price £200 each, but it's all for charidee) or simply donate some cash, head for bbc.co.uk/pudsey 

BBC Children in Need is a brilliant charity to support because it makes grants to over 2,000 voluntary projects, community groups and registered charities who offer practical, lasting support to children and young people experiencing poverty, deprivation or homelessness, suffering from illness, abuse, distress, or neglect, living with learning difficulties, sensory or physical disabilities, or behavioural or psychological disorders.

For every penny donated to BBC Children in Need, a penny goes to projects helping disadvantaged children and young people right across the UK, this is because the charity uses its investment income and gift aid to cover running costs. How admirable!