Toy Story Kits

The Toy Story collection of pencil cases makes room for Pixar heroes on the desk and in school gear, as close as possible to the ideas to be invented.

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Drawings, first words and handwritten stories often start with a few pencils. Toy Story belongs to the same world of imagination: one where ordinary objects come to life and become characters in an adventure.

A Toy Story kit extends this complicity into school or creative habits. To prepare for the start of the school year or to find the theme in a workspace, this collection puts the small details of everyday life in the spotlight.

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Toy Story Kits give a face or outfit to the items you love to keep together. Jessie takes up its western details; Lotso puts his expression at the center; Woody brings a round version to the cowboy message.

Choose the shape according to your little things, then the character. A pencil case can complement a coordinated bag or become the only detail illustrated inside a more sober set.

For your child, a pattern that he or she easily recognizes also gives an identity to his or her everyday belongings. The Toy Story backpacks allow you to coordinate the accessories to take with you.

Toy Story School Bags

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Toy Story Lunch Bags

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FAQ – Toy Story Kits

Which characters are present?

The selection reviewed includes Jessie, Lotso and Woody.

Is there a kit inspired by an outfit?

The Jessie model takes up the details of her costume.

What inscription appears on a Woody version?

The round pattern features the Let's Ride Cowboy formula.

How to choose the format?

Groups the items to be stored and compares their size to the dimensions of the kit.

Organize other things around the chosen storage

To prepare several school things, discover the selection for the Toy Story back-to-school season. The Jessie products also allow you to keep the cowgirl as a common thread if you choose the pencil case. First, make a list of the parts you need, then compare the contents of the sets and separate items. This way, you can coordinate the patterns without buying the same storage twice or assuming that all of a character's items are sized to work together. The Toy Story water bottles complete the ideas to be examined for a school day.