Slinky Pin - Standing Spring Dog

Slinky Pin - Standing Spring Dog features the most loyal articulated companion in Andy's toy box. This small metal pin reproduces its elongated silhouette and its famous spring as a body, for an accessory as tender as it is recognizable. Enough to hang a little nostalgia on a bag, a jacket or even a keychain, without ever weighing anything down.

Dog stands out above all else, Slinky has always been the one who follows Woody without question, willing to stretch out to catch up with a plummeting friend or just sneak in where no one else could. This pin resumes its standing posture, upright, as if it were standing guard in front of the bedroom door.

The detail of the spring, a central element of his visual identity since the very first film, is here stylized in metal to remain legible even in small format, while maintaining the colors that make him immediately recognizable among Andy's other toys.

Slinky never tried to be the hero of the story, and it is precisely this loyal discretion that seduces so many fans: always present, never cumbersome, a bit like this pin itself, designed to accompany without ever stealing the show.

In a collection of Toy Story pins, Slinky often brings this softer, less spectacular touch than other characters, an ideal choice for fans who prefer supporting roles faithful to the most prominent figures of the saga.

This little accessory will also appeal to those who have a weakness for the pets of the saga, Slinky not being a simple toy among others but the four-legged companion that many would have liked to have in their own child's room.

Worn alongside other pins in the collection, Slinky also reminds us that Toy Story has always been able to give a real place to characters who don't speak or speak little, proving that a faithful presence is sometimes enough to make an impression as much as a great speech.

If you like the adventure, head to our Toy Story Pin Collection and our selection All Toy Story Characters. To know everything about this faithful dog springs, read Who is Slinky in Toy Story? et Why is Woody the head of toys? on our Toy Story blog.