Nostalgia reigns with The Loyal Subjects' new Jem and the Holograms fashion dolls, delighting fans of the iconic 1980s TV show.
The toy industry offers a nostalgic delight this week with the return of Jem and the Holograms fashion dolls from The Loyal Subjects. Known for its collectible figures and unique takes on popular franchises, The Loyal Subjects aims to bring back the magic of the iconic ’80s television series. The fashion dolls have been reviewed positively, capturing both the essence and style of the beloved characters. According to an expert review from The Toy Insider, the dolls deliver on aesthetic and cult appeal, offering fans a modern embodiment of the classic cartoon.
Though Jem takes center stage this week, the industry’s quieter notes still warrant attention. Schleich continues its commitment to animal-themed collections with the release of their Yak figure under the Wild Life Asia & Australia series. As detailed in an Animal Toy Blog post, the figure pays homage to the domesticated descendant of the wild yak, enriching the educational value of the series for collectors and young enthusiasts alike.
Separately, Cottage Door Press is making strides in educational toys for the youngest demographic with their Cottage Door Baby line. While clearly aimed at newborns rather than traditional toy collectors, the expansion with 30 new books underscores the growing emphasis on early developmental tools in the toy market.
Meanwhile, fans of Disney-branded collections should note the update from The Toy Insider on Disney Store’s new holiday range for 2026. The collection features everything from playsets to plush toys, aligning with Disney’s consistent presence in the realms of licensed toys. While the specifics of the exclusive lineup remain limited in the reporting, the announcement ensures that Disney enthusiasts have a new assortment to look forward to this holiday season.
