Target, along with Denise Albert and Melissa Gerstein of “The Moms,” have outlined some helpful tips for navigating Target’s toy aisles this holiday season.
- Target’s Top 20 toys will feature easy and convenient QR codes that can be scanned to purchase the toy directly from a mobile device and ship it for free to anyone, anywhere in the U.S.
- Shoppers can browse thousands of toys and organize their must-haves into a special Target Digital Wish List that is shareable instantly via email with family and friends.
- Target stores will feature color-coded aisles to help shoppers save time and make it convenient to shop by gender or age. For instance, some aisles are color-coded pink aisles to point shoppers in the direction of girl products or blue for boy items. Toddler appropriate toys are designated by yellow aisles.




Evy of California, manufacturer of girls and juniors apparel, has joined memBrain Licensing to manufacture Emily the Strange apparel for girls ages 4 to 16. The apparel will be sold exclusively at Target stores. Artist Rob Reger created Emily the Strange in 1993 at his design studio in Berkeley. The character has been used for a Nintendo DS videogame, iPhone app, and a series of HarperCollins novels popular among kids and tweens. Emily the Strange is known for empowering individualism. The first appearance of the apparel, which coincides with the icon’s 20th birthday, will include graphic T-shirts sold online and in stores. A pin and a hand tag that reads “Be Yourself” will be given out with the T-shirt purchase as a gift.








