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“The new collection is a spectacular curated collection of delicious, spiced blends in stunning presentation boxes designed to celebrate the impeccable architectural style of Frank Lloyd Wright,” said Katie Kameswaran, Marketing Director for Tea Forté.

“I love this movie because it reminds us that twits like the Twits, whose default emotions are anger and vengeance, can’t be allowed to win in our world,” said writer/director Phil Johnson.

“It’s a thrill for us to bring Bluey’s world to life with a level of interactivity that has never been seen before,” said Stephanie Malham, COO of Outright Games.

“I come from a family of Trekkies, so for me getting to make new Star Trek art for my own company is such a thrill,” said Vice Press Creative Director Matt Ferguson.

New collection is “testament to our commitment to delivering on-trend exceptional merchandise for Stranger Things enthusiasts,” said YuMe’s Gurdeep Bains.

“We wanted to elevate the heritage of the circular device within the current brand, to give it real purpose and dimension,” said BBC Studios’ Executive Creative Director, Nick Meikle.

The range – celebrating the film’s 30th anniversary – includes tees featuring poster artwork from the US, Germany and Japan.

“The diversity and originality of the RHS artwork and style guides – combined with our own creative expertise – has resulted in a truly beautiful collection of home textiles,” said Illana Middleton, Brands Manager at Turner Bianca.

“While the Yellow Pages have moved on, we knew we had to launch something to celebrate both its heritage and uniqueness,” said Sarah O’Rafferty, Head of Public Relations at Yell.

Sketchbook works just like traditional Pictionary but instead of sketching clues from scratch, players use Jake Parker’s artwork as a springboard, doodling over his drawings.