China's BE@RBRICK store and Moose Knuckles partner up to unveil Christmas edition collection

The first authorised BE@RBRICK store in Greater China and Canadian luxury outerwear brand Moose Knuckles have joined forces for the very first time on a Christmas edition collection, to unveil a limited-edition collectable figure.

The trendy figure from the collection features the elements of hockey with different winter festive elk prints covered the entire body, adding an exuberant factor to the design, as well as reflecting the vitality side of this premium fashion brand.

The store also releases two British-elements-inspired limited figures, which are specifically designed by the first authorised BE@RBRICK Store in Greater China by Forward Fashion.

Inspired by the famous landmark in England, the unique Big Ben is coloured with midnight blue, and featured the signature clock tower in the body. The semitranslucent material along with the silver stardust design elements, creating a beautiful Christmas snow falling scene.

Meanwhile, THE QUEEN’S GUARD, which features the signature scarlet tunic and bearskin hat of the Changing the Guard at Buckingham Palace in London, brings festive cheer to mark the moment.

This special festive BE@RBRICK edition 2022 comes with the usual respective 1000% and 400%+100% sizes, and it will be available for purchasing from 15 to 17 December 2022 through online raffle registration.

This online raffle registration is also open to Taiwan region for the first time, allowing BE@RBRICK fans from Taiwan to participate the event.

Since 2019, Forward Fashion has hosted the BE@RBRICK MACAU Exhibition for four consecutive summers. In 2021, the Group has introduced its first authorised BE@RBRICK store in Greater China, and it has launched more than 25 exclusive co-branded BE@RBRICK collaborations with luxury and international brands.

MARKETING-INTERACTIVE has reached out to BE@RBRICK for additional information. 

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