TokyoTreat is a monthly box of Japanese candies and snacks from Tokyo. It is part of the TokyoTreat subscription box group which also includes YumeTwins and nomakenolife. There are three monthly subscription levels: Small: $14.99 (£11.71) 8 full-size snacks Regular: $24.99 (£19.52) 13 full-size snacks plus 1 Wagashi Premium: $34.99 …
Lootaku is a premium monthly subscription based service to fulfill everybody’s geeky addictions. Our box features full figure statues and Asia exclusives that you will not find in any other subscription box. We promise no filler or promotional items, and our values are always based on current …
LootCrate is a monthly box full of geeky awesomeness. As well as their classic original Loot Crate they have several other box types, including boxes for pets, gaming, anime, and wearables! I’m reviewing their original box, the LootCrate, which contains 4 – 5 items each month, including exclusive …
Each month members will receive a numbered wooden box containing a new object not found anywhere else, and especially designed by an international design star. The boxes are produced in limited quantities based on the number of members, and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. …
Blurb first: Letterbox Lab provide innovative children’s science kits as subscription boxes. Two different versions: The Explore Box (£7.99 + 89p postage) is for kids aged 6+ and contains a least an hour’s worth of fun science. The Investigate Box (£21.99 + £2.57 postage) has more …
Mila & Pheebs create stationery and activity boxes for children. They contain a mixture of stationery, crafts, stickers, and fun items, based around a different theme each month. It’s £10 per month plus £2.99 P&P. The kind people at Mila & Pheebs sent me and …
