Netflix X BAIT: 'Squid Game' KOKIES Toys and Apparel Collection


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The craze of the popular Korean series "Squid Game" refuses to die down. Earlier, Netflix collaborated with Astro Boy and now they are partnering with LA-based brand BAIT. This label will be designing a collection of apparel and KOKIES toys.

The KOKIES figures are inspired by prominent characters of the show such as motion-sensing doll Young-Hee, triangle, circle and square guards, and front man. Among all of these, the doll figure is the biggest in size. The apparel offers black hoodies with multiple illustrations of Squid Game and BAIT.

The collection is currently available on the BAIT website. Clothing items can be shipped as soon as you order but KOKIES figures are only available for Pre-order. You will be able to get them around May 2022.


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