Wild & Wolf are exhibiting for the first time at the Indpendent Toy & Gift Show this year. Their ever popular brands Ridley's Games and Petit Collage fit perfectly into any Independent retailer.
Ridley’s Games are designed to intrigue, amaze and inspire hours of fun for all the family. From innovative strategy card games to clever board games, puzzles, hilarious dice rolling games and more, we have it covered. We have a host of new and refreshed products for SS19 that we’ll be sharing at the Independent Toy & Gift Show.
Guesswork, bluff and luck are the name of the game with Liar’s Dice. Packaged in a trendy geometric-pattern gift box perfect for adding a dynamic print to decorate a game or living room, the South American dice game is all about employing perception and deception to be the victor with dice remaining in their cup.
Gin lovers can beGIN a game of gin rummy or any other classic card game with our new gin-themed Gin Rummy Playing Cards set. Lovingly illustrated in-house by the Ridley’s Games design team, gin-themed botanicals replace the standard deck’s suits. It’s beautifully packaged in a novelty gin bottle-shaped tin.
The fun doesn’t stop there, because we can also share a sneak peek of our brilliant AW19 games including Selfish: The Zombie Edition, Think Fast! and Cocktail Party.
Petit Collage is all about excellent design. We combine a modern aesthetic with a sustainability criteria to create bold, thoughtful goods that inspire little ones. We strive to make our products as beautiful as they are fun to use – toys, playthings and décor that are loved by both kids and their parents. Our products are designed with the health of our children, and the planet, in mind.
A key focus for our SS19 collection was portability: fun toys and games that are travel-friendly including our Silly Monkey Tin Card Game and Shine Bright At The Studio Magnetic Dress Up Set that will keep little ones entertained for hours on-the-go.Award winning products to view on the Wild & Wolf stand at the Independent Toy & Gift Show.
