This dear person deserves to win something that looks like her, right? Our product selection includes Star Wars, Harry Potter and more!
Second week of August coming up and you already know it: Father’s Day in the area! This year the celebration takes place on August 14 and promises special moments for many families. How about making the date even more surprising by introducing dear dads something that has everything to do with their personality? To help with this mission, we have created a selection of tailor-made products for pop culture fans.
Among the options is a book on Marvel, a minigame by Jurassic Parka card game Harry Pottera galactic atlas of Star Wars and more. To please many people, right?
Look down 13 gift ideas for pop culture parents.
1. rack game of ThronesDmadero – R $ 146.90
Two. Reserve Marvel Comics – The Secret HistoryLeya – R $ 100
3. retro electronic game Jurassic ParkHasbro Gaming – BRL 149.97
4. Slipper Mario BrosHavaianas – BRL 52.70
5. Deloreano Back to the FuturePlaymobil – R $ 579
6. Cup The Simpsons Beatles, Artgeek – R $ 25.44
7. Painting ET The extraterrestrialGynecological posters – R $ 115.90
8. Thinking cap Stranger thingsM / B – BRL 39.13
9. Cheap Harry Potter Gryffindor, Theory11 – BRL 139.90
10. Galactic Atlas Star WarsCulturama – BRL 87.99
11. Pop! Edward scissor handsFunko – BRL 302.30
12. T-shirt The office Dunder Mifflin, Bhardo – BRL 74.90
13. Batman Hood, LEGO – R $ 444.38
* Our editorial team has selected products starting July 2022 – prices are subject to change. We may receive a commission for purchases made in recommended stores.
Source: Terra
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