For Empire Strikes Back, the Star Wars jewelry license was held by Wallace Berrie. Their line included pendants, pins, and a set of six adjustable rings which I have recently been able to add to my own collection. Each ring is gold in color, with an adjustable band. The packaging…
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I loved the Loungefly x Star Wars collection from those first few preview photos, and once the full collection was revealed, I knew which ones I had to have. My favourite pieces are the Black/White comic print faux leather duffle and the Darth Vader Darkside black patent dome bag. As…
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I loved the Loungefly x Star Wars collection from those first few preview photos, and once the full collection was revealed, I knew which ones I had to have. My favourite pieces are the Black/White comic print faux leather duffle and the Darth Vader Darkside black patent dome bag. As…
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A couple of years ago Rock Rebel released a Star Wars collection of accessories. One of my favourites from the range was their ‘checker’ handbag, which of course I had to have. It features an all-over black and white comic style print in a soft faux leather. The interior is lined…
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Browsing around the stalls of merchandise for sale at my local convention a little while ago, I spotted a range of cute Star Wars licensed rubber bracelets. I picked up the R2-D2 and C-3PO ones, as they work together as a cute set. Looking up the manufacturer ‘Pyramid International’ on-line, their…
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I first heard about the Peter Alexander Star Wars sleepwear collection from a fellow Star Wars collector – and of course rushed out to my local store to check it out for myself. Not being a big pajama wearer myself (shhh…), and having spent a bit in recent on-line shopping,…
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While searching for the Darth Vader coin clutch, I came across this set of stud earrings also by Loungefly on ebay. Until recently I didn’t know they made jewelry, as the brand is mostly known for handbags and wallets – my recent Hot Topic purchases of bows and necklaces are made by Loungefly too.…
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Following on my from my post about Loungefly’s Star Wars handbags and purses, I discovered they are also making quite a range of other accessories. I had recently spent my Hot Topic ‘Hot Cash’ voucher on a range of Star Wars accessories and my eagerly awaited parcel just arrived in…
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Thinkgeek recently had a promotion allowing customers to ‘cash out’ rewards points for a US$20 voucher, so I jumped at the chance to use my points towards some new Star Wars fashion. I picked up two items – a black Millennium Falcon tank top by Mighty Fine, and the sequin…
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My first vintage Star Wars purchase for my wardrobe was the R2-D2 and C-3PO necklaces made by Weingeroff Ent. Providence, R.I. (licensed by Factors Etc, Inc) in 1977. They are amongst the first ever Star Wars merchandise – they feature the 20th Century Fox copyright details, with no mention of Lucasfilm. They were made in…
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