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Gifts for the Festive Season! W
As the festive season approaches, houseware retailers are embracing the spirit of Houseware Magazine’s Will McGill checks out this festive season’s stunning and thoughtful
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ith Christmas just around the corner, many retailers will have already placed their orders to bring in their festive supplies of cookware and houseware. However, more and more have
decided to expand their offering into gifts. These items can sit on the counter, catching the eye of consumers as they proceed with the purchase of other sublime products.
Farplace Animal Rescue is making a difference by creating engaging card games to support vulnerable animals. “We help animals often overlooked by other rescues, particularly those with health or age issues,” says Gareth Edwards, CEO of Farplace Animal Rescue. “Our smaller rescues with grants.” Recognising the limitations of relying solely on charity shop income, the founders decided to diversify its fundraising efforts. With a lifelong passion for games, Mr Edwards envisioned a unique way to blend their love for animals and gaming. This inspiration led to the creation of Farplace the Game, a family- friendly set collection and racing game comparable to classics like Ticket to Ride. The initiative also includes the “Days Series” of games— Woof Days, Dino Days, and more—offering quick, enjoyable sessions of These games
have already sold an shortly after launch, even expanding internationally with licensing into Ukraine. For retailers looking to support a worthy cause, Farplace Games presents a unique opportunity. A portion of every sale goes towards animal rescue efforts, creating a win-win for both gamers and animal lovers alike.
Rex London offers
a vibrant selection of wholesale gifts and homeware. Founded by Rob and Eri, the company began with unique items
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discovered during their travels in Asia, leading them to sell from a Rachel McCarty, Head of Digital and Content at Rex London, says:
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maintaining our distinct Rex style. Inspired by vintage design, our products cater to a modern audience. We are also renowned for our children’s collections, featuring traditional toys, nostalgic novelties, and
a range of ages. This adorable soft toy comes in a sturdy card box resembling a vintage matchbox, complete with a removable stripy instincts in children.
She shares that ordering from Rex London is simple because it knows how important the festive season is for retailers. All items are in stock and ready to ship, with no minimum order required.
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that are sure to delight consumers this holiday season. Ye Tian, Director at Weird Games, says: “Weird Games is all about creating vibrant, energetic, and playful experiences that connect people of all ages—whether they’re gamers or not. Our games are designed to bring laughter, fun, and creativity into every gathering, making them accessible and enjoyable for everyone. With bold, colourful designs and easy-to-learn gameplay, How Am I Weird perfectly encapsulates our ethos: inclusive, social, and full of personality. We aim to break down barriers and unite people through the joy of play.”
th How Am I Weird is a party game that celebrates life’s quirky
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