POP! Vinyl: Ad Icons: KFC: Colonel Sanders

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Colonel Sanders name and image have been synonymous with the fried chicken restaurant since its inception [in 1952] and we are excited to honor his influence on pop culture. If you request a replacement and the product is no longer available, we will process a refund back to the original payment method used to purchase the item. fans are as obsessive about their collections as Colonel Sanders was about his famous chicken," KFC U. By signing up for texts, you agree to receive automated recurring marketing SMS messages from Funko to the mobile number you entered.

Management costs are fixed, while transport costs vary depending on the total weight of the shipment. Now, KFC has recently announced a partnership with the worldwide pop culture collectibles company Funko that will produce two distinct Pop! The brand also gave away limited-edition Colonel-shaped pool floaties, with special holders for a bucket of chicken and beverages, for its Memorial Day push. Upon us receiving the notification of damage or a manufacturing issue, we may request photographic evidence of the parcel and/or the particular product that has the issue. However, sometimes items do become damaged in transit or there is some sort of manufacturing issue thereby making the goods unfit for their intended purpose.The last toy tribute to the Colonel was in 2002 when KFC celebrated its 50th anniversary with the release of a limited edition Colonel Sanders Wacky Wobbler bobblehead. We will review this photo and contact you at our earliest convenience to discuss you options in relation to the product issue. collectibles, but Funko previously partnered with the brand on a 50th anniversary edition of Colonel Sanders Wacky Wobbler bobblehead in 2002. This is why we take all necessary steps to ensure a safe transit so your items arrive in mint condition.

collectible figures should help the fast-food chain boost brand awareness, as KFC is tapping into the Funko collectible craze and the company's ability to capitalize on pop culture fandom. He’s modelled with his trademark white suit and his beard and glasses combo that’s still emulated by hipsters all over the world. The demographic also listed KFC as one of its top 100 favorite brands, according to a Ypulse survey. Since bringing back its Colonel mascot in 2015, KFC has also incorporated its brand icon into many merchandise-focused campaigns. Though tightened advertiser budgets have spurred a sense of dullness, bets on buzzy tech, experiential displays and major refreshes seized the moment.You can redeem this offer by joining our mailing list and being the first to learn about new releases, upcoming events, and more!