YuMe Toys debuts DZNR licensed collectibles

YuMe Toys has debuted DZNR, a new range of 7.5” collectibles based on popular IP like Stranger Things and Transformers.

Each product is uniquely individual and ‘distils all the features that made the IP popular into an on-trend art collectible toy’. Each plush collectible in the range uses different fabrics and print designs, with some boasting hidden surprises and others featuring split art-designs.

‘’Heading into 2023, we couldn’t be more excited than to be launching our very own DZNR toy range into the market,” said Ken Goodisson, Commercial Director, YuMe Toys, EMEA.

“It’s been extremely well received by the trade and we hope that transcends to all toy buyers. What our team have achieved in bringing to life the popular IPs – from design to fabric, packaging to price-point – is truly unique and fantastic. It would seem that we’ve hit the nail on the head, in bringing something entirely new to market, so watch this space as there’s much more to come!”

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