NEW YORK This one goes out to anyone who has ever experienced the excruciating, blinding, mind-numbing pain of stepping on a tiny plastic brick.
LEGO brand has joined forces with French advertising company Brand Station to design a pair of slippers that put the safety of your feet before all else, according to Huffington Post. Thats right, you no longer have to wear steel-toed boots when tiptoeing around the battleground of your childs bedroom floor.
The limited-edition LEGO slippers are made with extra padding at the insoles, keeping your feet safe from any lurking LEGOs that may pose a threat. Composed of bold yellows and reds and branded with a giant LEGO insignia, theyre easy to spot even when youre fumbling out of bed.
But before you hop on Amazon to order, be advised: The company produced just 1,500 pairs and will be randomly distributing the coveted footwear to people who fill out a Christmas wish list on the LEGO France website, according to the French blog, Piwee.
That means the odds of getting your hands or your feet, rather on this brilliant invention are much lower than the odds of actually stepping on a LEGO today.
People clearly captivated by the holiday promotion a Brand Station video showing the design and manufacturing of the slippers has been viewed more than 225,000 times.
LEGO brand has joined forces with French advertising company Brand Station to design a pair of slippers that put the safety of your feet before all else, according to Huffington Post. Thats right, you no longer have to wear steel-toed boots when tiptoeing around the battleground of your childs bedroom floor.
The limited-edition LEGO slippers are made with extra padding at the insoles, keeping your feet safe from any lurking LEGOs that may pose a threat. Composed of bold yellows and reds and branded with a giant LEGO insignia, theyre easy to spot even when youre fumbling out of bed.
But before you hop on Amazon to order, be advised: The company produced just 1,500 pairs and will be randomly distributing the coveted footwear to people who fill out a Christmas wish list on the LEGO France website, according to the French blog, Piwee.
That means the odds of getting your hands or your feet, rather on this brilliant invention are much lower than the odds of actually stepping on a LEGO today.
People clearly captivated by the holiday promotion a Brand Station video showing the design and manufacturing of the slippers has been viewed more than 225,000 times.