Pre-orders open
Upcoming: 30th Celebration
Official release: November 6, 2026. Paid at checkout to reserve your allocation, limited to 4 per customer.
Pre-order · Designer collab
Sean Wotherspoon × Pokémon
Three icons, re-stitched. Patchwork fabrics, mismatched patterns and a vintage feel: the plush trio designed by Sean Wotherspoon lands on November 24, 2026.
PikachuSunny plaids and corduroy
BulbasaurPaisley, florals and deep greens
CharizardTartan wings, flannel flamesNew · Building sets
LEGO® Pokémon
Pikachu, Rayquaza, Arcanine and the Kanto starters, brick by brick. Official display sets for grown-up Trainers.
Collector highlight
Umbreon Ultra-Premium Collection
The Night Edition of the 30th Celebration flagship: 30 booster packs, foil Umbreon ex and Pikachu ex promo cards, a playmat and premium accessories. Official release: November 6, 2026.
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Frequently asked questions
How do pre-orders work?
Pre-orders are paid when you order: your payment secures your allocation. Your order ships within 7 business days after the official release date, and you can cancel at any time before it ships.
How much does shipping cost?
Shipping is €14.90 per order and free for orders of €100 or more, anywhere in the world.
Can I return an item?
Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to return an unopened, factory-sealed item, and return shipping is free.
Are your products authentic?
Yes. We source exclusively from official distributors, and every product is factory-sealed.
The Journal
Guides and stories
- Booster Box, ETB or Bundle: which sealed product should you choose?
Booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes, bundles, blisters and tins: what is inside each sealed product and who it is for. - How to store and protect your sealed Pokémon TCG products
Light, humidity, pressure and handling: the simple habits that keep sealed boxes in collector condition for years. - From Base Set to the 30th anniversary: a short history of the Pokémon TCG
Three decades of Pokémon cards, era by era: from the first Japanese release in 1996 to Mega Evolution and the 30th anniversary. - Pokémon TCG rarities explained: from Double Rare to Special Illustration Rare
Circles, diamonds and stars: how to read the rarity symbol on a modern Pokémon card, and which cards collectors chase. - How to spot a resealed or fake sealed product
What to check before you buy or open a sealed Pokémon TCG product, and why the source matters most. - The Scarlet & Violet era in review: the sets collectors remember
From 151 to Black Bolt and White Flare, a look back at the sets that defined the Scarlet & Violet series.
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