LEGO®
Toy Organizer Cubes
NEW T ree-piece cube set is just the right size for keeping smaller toys and toy parts organized. T e set includes small (4" sq.), medium (4-1/2" sq.), and large (4-1/2Hx9Wx4-1/2"D) cubes—each one with a zip-top closure, LEGO knob print fabric, and clear window to see what’s inside. We personalize the large cube with any name, up to 10 chars. Made of 600 denier polyester.
30055467 $19.99 (Set of 3)
LEGO®
Cinch Bucket
NEW Easy-to-carry bucket can be used to store, organize and transport blocks and toys. It features a durable webbed handle and LEGO knob print fabric. T e cinch closure keeps contents secure. We personalize it with any name, up to 10 chars. Stores fl at when not in use. Made of 600 denier polyester. Measures 8Hx8Wx8" dia. Colors will vary.
30055465 $19.99
Hot Wheels™
ZipBin®
Racecar Backpack
NEW Here’s the fl ashiest way to bring your Hot Wheels hot rods with you everywhere you go! Unzip the fi ery red exterior of the backpack and it becomes a 2-lane drag strip with a winding cityscape in the background. When you’re done, just zip it back up, capturing the toys inside for easy clean up. We personalize it with any name, up to 9 chars. Comes complete with a Hot Wheels Impavido 1 car that is exclusively available with this backpack. Measures 14Hx7Wx4"D.
30055469 $24.99
LEGO®
City ZipBin®
Basket Playmat NEW Unzipped, this awesome basket becomes a play center with cityscape background and
construction foreground. When play is done, just zip it back up to capture all the toys inside. We personalize it with any name, up to 12 chars. Measures 13-1/2Lx12Wx8"H. LEGO blocks not included.
30055471 $24.99
Sports Keepsake Box Craſt ed of solid wood, this handsome box features a tile top that is imprinted with a sports design. We personalize it with any name, up to 9 chars., and any number, up to 2 digits. Please specify baseball, cheerleader, basketball, football, All-Star or soccer. Comes with lock and key. Measures 3Hx9Wx5"D. EXCLUSIVE
30016282 $24.99
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