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Bratz Bratziez Iconz Seriez Plush

Bratz Bratziez Iconz Seriez Plush

Blind Box | Keychain


Y2K is back, and Bratz never left. Bratz Bratziez Iconz Seriez is a series of plush keychains styled after the iconic Bratz dolls – big eyes, fashionable outfits, embroidered facial features, and characteristic hairstyles in a mini, soft version. Each one is a small style icon to attach to your bag or backpack. You open the box and don't know which fashionista will join your collection – or maybe you'll get a secret one?

199,99 zł

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3+ pcs. −10%
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Details

Product type: Plush Keychain – Blind Box
Brand: Bratz (MGA)
Series: Bratziez Iconz Series
Material: soft plush + textile elements
Contents: 1 random keychain (blind box)
Number of models: several models + a secret one 🤫
Function: keychain / charm
Style: Y2K / fashion / nostalgic / cute
Age: 15+ (collector's item)

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🚚 Shipping: Same day for all orders placed before 12:00 PM on business days.

Orders placed after 12:00 PM or on non-working days are shipped on the next business day.

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  • inPost Kurier — 1–2 days: 18 PLN
  • Orlen Paczka — 1–2 days: 12 PLN
  • inPost Paczkomat — 1–2 days: 14 PLN

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Delivery within Europe is available in 3–5 days.

🌎 International

Delivery to other countries is available in 7–21 days.

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🔁 Returns

Products can be returned within 14 days of receiving your order.

Blind Box products cannot be returned once opened, as the element of surprise is an integral part of the product.

In case of a product defect or damage in transit, please contact me as soon as possible.

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Bratz: Carter Bryant - KICKOMI

Bratz: Carter Bryant

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Carter Bryant worked for Barbie at Mattel and felt his creativity was being stifled. One evening in 1998 he passed a high school in Springfield and saw a group of teenage girls — bold, stylish, hands on hips. He went home and started sketching feverishly. Mattel wasn’t interested. Isaac Larian of MGA Entertainment wasn’t either — until his 12-year-old daughter Jasmin walked into the meeting, saw the sketches and said: “These are so cool, I need them!” In 2001 Bratz hit the shops. In 2005 they earned a billion dollars and took 40% of the fashion-doll market. Yasmin, Cloe, Jade and Sasha — together, no leader, each one different. Girls with a passion for fashion who changed everything.