Reverse: 1999: Tooth Fairy Winter in Summer Box - Nestle Collab Set
Product details
Our favorite itinerant dentist is taking a break from her tooth-collecting duties for a sweet summer treat! This exclusive collaboration between Reverse: 1999 and Nestle brings Tooth Fairy to life in a refreshing 'Winter in Summer' theme that captures her sophisticated yet slightly eerie charm perfectly.
Visual Highlights
The set features Tooth Fairy in a lovely seasonal outfit, trading her usual clinical look for something much more relaxed. The character badge shines with a special 'Aurora Blue' base that gives it a magical, shimmering finish. We're especially obsessed with the ice cube tray—imagine making little Tooth Fairy-shaped ice for your summer drinks! The photo card uses high-quality PET with net printing for that premium, crystal-clear finish fans love.
Set Contents
This collection includes several unique items designed for both display and daily use:
- Character Badge: 58mm Tin badge with a stunning Aurora Blue finish.
- Photo Card: 68x141mm PET card featuring clear net printing.
- Acrylic Magnet: 44x80mm acrylic fridge magnet for your kitchen or workspace.
- Silicone Ice Tray: Food-grade silicone mold for character-themed ice or chocolates.
- IP: Reverse: 1999
- Character: Tooth Fairy
- Series: Nestle Collaboration - Winter in Summer Box
- Materials: Tin, PET, Acrylic, Magnet, Silicone
⚠️ Handle the acrylic and PET items with care to avoid surface scratches. Silicone tray is food-safe but should be washed before first use.
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