Loungefly Celebrates Festival Season With New Products

Loungefly has released a new collection that celebrates the fun and charm of festival season.

 

 

 

Loungefly’s Festival Season Line

The new “festival season” line includes playful and bright products that capture the spirit of music festivals like Coachella.

The Minnie neon products are sure to stand out no matter where you wear them! With eye-catching colors, the Minnie neon backpack, crossbody bag, wristlet, ears, and card holder are the perfect accessories to ring in the summer sun.

Minnie Neon Sequin Lines from Loungefly
Minnie Neon Sequin Lines from Loungefly

Where there is Minnie Mouse, there is Mickey Mouse. Loungefly’s festival line includes “Western” products pay homage to cowboy culture. The western products include a Mickey mini backpack, a Minnie and Mickey wallet, a Lilo & Stitch mini backpack and wallet, a Minnie and Mickey fringe crossbody bag, and much more!

If you want more Lilo & Stitch, the festival line does not disappoint! The “Springtime Stitch” products include a mini backpack and wallet displaying Stitch in a flower crown.

Beyond Disney, Loungfly’s teamed up with Star Wars, Sanrio, Lisa Frank, and Demon Slayer to give shoppers vast options to wear their fandoms.

About Loungefly

Founded in 1998, Loungefly is perhaps most well-known for its pop culture-themed mini backpacks. Marvel, DC, Star Wars, and Sanrio are among the collaborating licenses. Wallets, clothing, enamel pins, and keychains are only some the wide variety of products Loungefly now offers.

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Jenna Wrenn

Host and executive producer of the Portrait of a Fangirl Podcast, Jenna Wrenn, is also an entertainment correspondent for Temple of Geek. Jenna has conducted interviews with talent such as Max Brooks, Christopher Paolini, Rachel Smythe, and Ashley Eckstein and has written several articles for Temple of Geek covering conventions, anime, pop culture, and much more.

A historian by trade, a writer by passion, and a cat mom by birthright. Jenna loves to travel, forge new connections, and cosplay. Jenna is excited to bring more fascinating interviews to viewers/listeners of the Portrait of a Fangirl podcast.

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