This premium pencil case features Cinnamoroll, Sanrio’s most popular little white puppy with floppy ears. This must-have stationery item reimagines classic school storage with an exceptionally soft, fluffy texture that perfectly captures the character’s warm and cosy world.
The design adheres to the rigorous manufacturing standards of Pyramid’s stationery range, combining a unique tactile comfort with an incredibly light weight of just 50 grams so as not to weigh down school bags. The accessory perfectly captures the softness of the fur and the endearing charm of the famous Japanese mascot through its particularly meticulous finish. Its smooth and sturdy zip opens to reveal a spacious compartment capable of safely holding all your pens, pencils, felt-tip pens and small everyday creative tools.
Designed primarily for school, university or the office, this practical pencil case is the ideal companion for fans of the ‘kawaii’ trend, adding a comforting and affectionate touch to their study days.
Technical specifications
- Manufacturer: Pyramid
- Range: Office supplies / Stationery
- Category: Pencil case (Fluffy Case)
- Licence: Hello Kitty / Sanrio
- Character: Cinnamoroll
- Product type: Fluffy fabric pencil case
- EAN code: 5063457072353
- Supplier reference (SKU): SR2510461
Origin and character background (Lore)
Born one fine day high up in the clouds, Cinnamoroll is an adorable little all-white puppy with expressive blue eyes, rosy cheeks and a tail curled up like a cinnamon roll – which is how he got his name. Taken in by the manager of Café Cinnamon whilst he was floating gently on his long, silky ears, he quickly became the café’s official mascot. Known for his deeply kind nature – shy yet always ready to help his friends – he floats over the city spreading joy and comfort. Voted the most popular character in Sanrio competitions around the world on several occasions, he embodies absolute innocence and tenderness. This ‘Fluffy’ pencil case celebrates all the charm of this iconic figure of Japanese pop culture.
