Pokémon Birthday Favour Bags, 8 count

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SKU: 1078020 | STYLE: 371859

Product Features

  • Pokémon Party Favor Bags
  • 9 x 6 1/2 in
  • Featuring Pikachu and a Pokéball
  • Features Name Section for Customisation
  • 8 Per Pack
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One of the things kids most look forward to when attending a birthday party or other celebration is the party bag they get to take home at the end. This is an affordable way to really make your guests' day, giving them something to enjoy and remember when they get home.

It's the small details that can make some of the most lasting impressions. If you're hosting a Pokémon themed party, or the birthday boy or girl is a particular fan of the Pokémon brand, our Pokémon Favor Bags will be sure to bring a smile to their face.

Each bag has a distinctive Pokémon design, with Pikachu, a Pokémonball and the world-renowned Pokémon logo standing out across a subtle Pokémonball background. There's also a space labeled "name", where you can write the name of the person the bag is designed for, helping make distribution fair and easier on the day.

The bags measure 9 x 6 1/2 in, meaning there's plenty of room to store goodies inside. They also come in packs of 8, so make sure to order enough for all of your guests!

Please note that party bags come empty, so that you can choose your own range of sweets, toys and cake to place inside. If you're looking for some inspiration, take a look at our range of party favors, including mini Pokémon plushies, toys, games and more.

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