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The Cool Club. FWA (Favorite Website Award) is a card game with on each card an illustration of one of the 54 coolest graphically designed websites in the world. This makes your game of bullying, poker or donkeys even more fun! - Quality cardboard: Superluxe 320 - Finish: Standard inline varnish - Handy for on vacation - Stylish (Known from Linda, ELLE, FD and Esquire, among others)
The Cool Club. FWA (Favourite Website Award) is een kaartspel met op elke kaart een illustratie van één van de 54 coolste grafisch ontworpen websites ter wereld. Hiermee maak je een potje pesten, pokeren of ezelen nóg leuker!
- Kwaliteit karton : Superluxe 320
- Afwerking : Standaard inline vernis
- Handig voor op vakantie
- Stijlvol (Bekend van onder meer Linda, ELLE, FD en Esquire)
- Kwaliteit karton : Superluxe 320
- Afwerking : Standaard inline vernis
- Handig voor op vakantie
- Stijlvol (Bekend van onder meer Linda, ELLE, FD en Esquire)
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| Weight | 2750g |
| Material | Pap |
| Values | Dutch Design |
| Made in | Netherlands |
| Brand location | Netherlands |
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The Cool Club.
5.0
Minimum € 100
The Cool Club Playing Cards & Wall Art. The Cool Club is a collective of creative minds, making cool things, inspired by some of the most influential people, places and products of our time. It all started with a game of cards, a group of friends and our love for really beautiful design. One day an Art Director, a Copywriter, a Retail Manager and a Designer began dealing a deck of cards over beers. After a few rounds of exchanging the usual suits, we were bored. ‘How can we make this better?’ we asked. And, so the idea to create card games we liked was born.
