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A few hours ago, LEGO released a teaser showing a new collaboration with Levi’s coming soon. The short clip also shows some LEGO DOTS going by as well. I’m not sure how they all tie in but I’m curious to see what comes out of it.

This isn’t the first time that LEGO has partnered up with a clothing brand as they have done it with Uniqlo. There’s also a report of LEGO doing a collaboration project with Adidas for the A-ZX Series of shoes coming soon as well.

Coming soon: Two iconic names, one colorful collaboration… 🤩 #DotYourWorld pic.twitter.com/MoykMZMmDd

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) September 1, 2020

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The LEGO Group has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as part of its commitment to becoming a more circular business. The foundation is the global leader in a circular economy which is a system that is aimed to eliminating waste and the continual use of resources. The quality and durability of LEGO’s products can be passed down to many generations while being fully compatible to elements produced today.

Ellen MacArthur Foundation and LEGO Group join forces to accelerate the move towards a circular economy

Monday 31st August: Today, the LEGO Group has joined the Ellen MacArthur Foundation as part of its commitment to becoming a more circular business.

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation is the global leader in circular economy while the LEGO® System in Play inspires endless play possibilities that supports the principles of circular design. The quality and durability of LEGO products mean they can be reused and passed down through generations, while remaining fully compatible with elements produced today.

The shared ambition for the membership is to help build a better planet for future generations by driving the global transition towards a circular society.

The three year membership will focus on four key areas; working with the Foundation’s network of businesses, experts and policymakers to accelerate the transition to a circular economy, inspiring circular design across the toy industry and beyond, expanding the circular services and products the LEGO Group offers, and teaching children about the circular economy through play.

Speaking about the membership Tim Brooks, Vice President of Environmental Responsibility at the LEGO

Back in May, Tested’s Adam Savage started his project of sort his LEGO collection. In his latest One Day Build episode, the timelapse shows him sorting his massive pile of LEGO bricks into ArtBin. The collection of bricks are sorted by color in 32 ArtBins. As of right now, all his LEGO is finally sorted but he still needs to put them away in his shop which will most likely be another video. During the quarantine, did any of you guys make time to sort your LEGO collection as well?

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LEGO and IKEA has officially revealed their new collaboration project with BYGGLEK which was announced in June 2018. The collection aims to encourage more play around the home. We’ve already got a first look at it a few months ago when it was put out early but BYGGLEK will be available starting on October 1 in North America and throughout Europe.

Play, display and replay: IKEA® and the LEGO Group introduce BYGGLEK – a creative solution that intertwines play and storage

August 27, 2020: Today, IKEA of Sweden AB and the LEGO Group reveal the long-awaited outcome of their collaboration. The two brands have joined forces to create a playful storage solution called BYGGLEK. Consisting of a series of storage boxes with LEGO® studs and a special LEGO brick set, the new BYGGLEK collection aims to encourage play and infuse more fun into storage around the home. The BYGGLEK collection will start to be available in existing IKEA retail channels throughout Europe (except Russia) and North America from October 1. The global roll-out will happen in 2020. (Check online for local availability).

With a strong belief that play makes both the home and the world a better place, IKEA of Sweden AB and the LEGO Group set out to remove barriers to play in daily life, whilst creating a practical yet playful experience that children and adults could enjoy together.

Play is the most intuitive and powerful way for children to learn and grow. However, children and adults sometimes have different views when it comes to

The LEGO Star Wars Bespin Duel (75294) is now available for purchase on Shop@Home. The set has 295 pieces and retails for $39.99. It is an event item for the now cancelled Star Wars Celebration 2020 convention and won’t be available outside of North America. Fans in Canada are also able to get it as well. Bespin Duel recreates the iconic scene on Cloud City from Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back where Luke learns that Darth Vader is his father.

Update: It is now also available at Target with a limit of 1 per household.

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LEGO has partnered with Tongal to launch a brand new story development platform called LEGO World Builder. This opportunity gives LEGO fans direct access to the LEGO creative team to develop stories, shows, and more.

If you remember, LEGO asked for beta testers back in April for a new project and the end result is LEGO World Builder. Since LEGO has been getting tons of ideas from fans for new content, LEGO World Builder will allow fans to create the content themselves to show off which includes using existing LEGO IP. Head on over to worldbuilder.tongal.com get started.

The LEGO Group partners with Tongal to launch LEGO® World Builder, a first-of-its-kind platform for developing stories, shows and more

The platform opens unprecedented, direct access to the LEGO creative team for a worldwide creator community, revolutionizing the way new talent and stories are discovered

Los Angeles and New York – August 24, 2020 – The LEGO Group and content creation platform Tongal announced today the launch of LEGO® World Builder, a first-of-its-kind story development platform that gives the LEGO fan community and creative talent all over the world direct access to the LEGO creative team to develop stories, shows, and more.

LEGO World Builder, designed in partnership with Tongal and powered by Tongal’s technology, connects a worldwide creator community to the LEGO Group, who can incubate ideas, collaborate, give feedback, and option or buy the rights to new concepts. Anyone over the age of 18 can join the open community and pitch their own stories, or team