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Baby Yoda can move on, because Build-A-Bear Workshop has left room for a multimillion-dollar franchise: Harry Potter.
The magical collaboration between the customizable teddy bear chain and Warner Bros. Consumer Products is expected to be presented “exclusively online” as of September 2, according to a Thursday press release. The company will release diversity at retail outlets at a later date in the fall.
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The themed bears have a Harry Potter and Hogwarts shield on their feet, and golden Build-A-Bear footprints embroidered on their hands.
Guests can also dress up in the dress they need to give to their 4-legged friend, adding teddy bear-sized replicas from the 4 Hogwarts houses: Gryffindor, Serpentard, Serdaigle and Poufsouffle. A variety of scarves, pants, skirts, sweaters, ties and chopsticks are also optional.
“We are thrilled to bring the magic of the world of warlocks to the Build-A-Bear workshop,” Jennifer Kretchmar, digital and marketing director of Build-A-Bear, said in a statement. “Harry Potter enthusiasts will be fascinated by the Harry Potter bear, the space dresses and uniforms of Hogwarts, the bear-sized chopsticks and other magical garments and accessories to come. This charming collection is the best for all ages!
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Prices have not yet been disclosed, but Build-A-Bear is recently accepting records for the newsletter to provide more details. However, the Baby Yoda dolls (also known as “The Child”) that were introduced in the spring range from $44 to $59, according to the build-A-Bear website.
The mysterious green alien has a fan favorite after Disney released its Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” in November 2019. The respective animals filled with Build-A-Bear were sold online in just two hours, according to the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
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The overall earnings of Build-A-Bear Workshop in fiscal year 2019 $338.5 million. The effects of the Company’s first quarter for 2020 were particularly minor than at the same time last year due to the coronavirus pandemic that disrupted store operations.
“Total revenue of $46.6 million for fiscal year 2020, to $84.4 million for the first quarter of fiscal 2019,” show the effects of Build-A-Bear’s first quarter.
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The Company’s quarterly effects are expected to be published on September 1.
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