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    Winnie The Pooh pet backpack
    Winnie The Pooh pet backpack (Loungefly)
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    Loungefly Lanches Star Wars, Marvel Studios Pet Collections

    Ada BloodBy Ada BloodOctober 23, 20233 Mins Read
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    Loungefly is making sure your four-legged companion can always accompany you to a galaxy far, far away with its upcoming pet wear line. The new items will be based on “Star Wars,” Marvel Studios, and Disney properties. Each character in the line has a matching mini backpack harness, collar, leash, and treat bag.  

    “Star Wars”

    “Star Wars” fans have two choices when it comes to who they want their pet to represent, Ewoks, or the dark side.

    Ewok pet backpack
    Ewok pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Ewok collar
    Ewok collar (Loungefly)
    Ewok treat bag
    Ewok treat bag (Loungefly)
    Ewok pet collction

    With one set being brown and made to look like everyone’s favorite race of furballs. The collar and leash even have “Yub Nub,” written all over them, because a stylish pet is always something to celebrate.

    Darth Vader pet backpack
    Darth Vader pet backpack (Loungefly)
    "Star Wars" pet collection
    “Star Wars” pet collection (Loungefly)
    Death Star treat bag
    Death Star treat bag (Loungefly)
    "Star Wars" pet collection
    “Star Wars” pet collection (Loungefly)

    While the other is black with a backpack shaped like Darth Vader’s head, and a Death Star treat bag. The collar and leash pattern consists of Vader’s head and a Lightsaber motif. You and your pet will be more than ready to fight some rebel scum with this ensemble.

    Disney

    Loungefly’s Disney line has both “Winnie the Pooh” and Stitch from “Lilo and Stitch.”

    Winnie The Pooh pet backpack
    Winnie The Pooh pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Winnie The Pooh collar
    Winnie The Pooh collar (Loungefly)
    Winnie The Pooh pet collection
    Winnie The Pooh pet collection (Loungefly)
    Winnie The Pooh pet collection
    Winnie The Pooh pet collection (Loungefly)

    This bear-shaped backpack and treat bag can hold so much honey! The leash and collar come in Pooh’s signature red with the character dancing around “hunny” jars.  Just in case you forgot what the character’s favorite food is.

    Stitch pet backpack
    Stitch pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Stitch collar
    Stitch collar (Loungefly)
    Stitch pet collection
    Stitch pet collection (Loungefly)
    Stitch pet collection
    Stitch pet collection (Loungefly)

    Stitch is up to his old chaotic ways with this blue backpack and treat bag, shaped like the character. The leash and collar are the same shade of blue with Stitch and Scrump playing in the designs. This set is sure to help contain even the most high-energy companion. 

    Marvel Studios

    Marvel Studios’ offerings are also split between trickster god Loki and your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. 

    Loki pet backpack
    Loki pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Loki collar
    Loki pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Loki treat bag
    Loki treat bag (Loungefly)
    Loki pet collection
    Loki pet collection (Loungefly)

    Loki’s line is done in their signature green and gold. With the backpack and treat bag shaped like their iconic helmet. The collar and leash have a design of the same helmet, done all in black, alternating with the word, “Loki.” We are sure your fashionable friend can get up to all kinds of chaos in these duds.

    Spiderman pet backpack
    Spiderman pet backpack (Loungefly)
    Spiderman collar
    Spiderman collar (Loungefly)
    Spiderman treat bag
    Spiderman treat bag (Loungefly)
    Spiderman pet collection
    Spiderman pet collection (Loungefly)

    Spider-Man’s line has the bags printed to look like Peter Parker’s iconic crime-fighting costume. With the leash and collar pattern alternating between his mask and a spider web, on top of a red background. There is no telling how many criminals you can stop in this getup.

    All of these products are officially licensed, and designed to work together or separately. For example, all of the leashes have a padded handle for a more comfortable grip. But also comes with D rings to attach to a treat bag if you choose to purchase one. 

    The full collection will soon be available on Loungefly’s website. You can also sign up for notifications to be the first to know when it releases. 

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    Hi, I’m Ada. I like long walks in the graveyard, horror movies, comic books, and bringing you the latest in nerd-centric news.

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