Loungefly's Collectiv Range Debuts With Stylish Star Wars And Loki Collections
thegamer.comLoungefly is the fashion arm of Funko, teaming with some of the world's top franchises to create officially licensed backpacks, wallets, and more. Working extensively with Disney, Marvel and Star Wars have a lot of Loungefly options, and they are the two franchises chosen to kick off its new Collectiv collection. Launching this month, Loungefly has revealed its Loki and Star Wars Collectiv collections, featuring cross-body bags, hoodies, and even a varsity jacket.
Everything Loungefly puts its name to is high-end, but its Collectiv range appears to take things to the next level. The collection focuses more on blending style with the series you love as opposed to openly flaunting them in often very colorful ways as it does with a lot of its Disney backpack offerings. The nods to Loki and Star Wars in its Collectiv products are both far more subtle yet still obvious at first glance to fellow fans at the same time.
The Loki collection combines green and gold, some of its products covered in a God Loki silhouette print. The God of Mischief's collection includes a backpack, crossbody bag, tote bag, wallet, hoodie, and t-shirt. The Star Wars products are grey with hints of orange, the Rebel Alliance logo printed on all of the items in the same way that the God Loki silhouette is printed on the Loki collection. The Star Wars collection also includes a backpack and wallet, and joining them is a convertible bag, laptop bag, and the varsity jacket I mentioned above.
The care, attention to detail, and the fact they're officially licensed products naturally means Loungefly products don't come cheap. Since the Collectiv collection is arguably even more high-end than Loungefly's regular items, the prices are a little steeper, but you're getting what you're paying for. The prices in the collection do vary quite a bit though, and you don't need to pay through the nose to get something from it. The prices begin at $40 (for the Loki t-shirt) and go up to $125 for the backpacks.
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