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We are surprised to report that the best sellers on this site last year were overwhelmining wearables! T-Shirts featuring a variety of different prints make their way into our top list as shown below.

You've seen our top 10 list of Star Wars Dark Side LEGO sets; now it's time to have a look at what LEGO has to offer for fans of the Light Side. Join the Resistance with these detailed Star Wars LEGO sets that would make Han Solo proud....

Anyone who loves LEGO will have a blast dressing up as a minifigure for Halloween! Here's a list of officially licensed costumes based on popular LEGO figures.

BrickHeadz are fun LEGO builds featuring characters in bold and blocky simplistic style. Here some of the Avengers can be assembled in BrickHeadz style.

Everyone knows that LEGO isn't just for kids. So the same goes for LEGO-inspired apparel! Here are three fun t-shirts for adults with fun and unique LEGO designs and themes.

Have a lot of LEGO bricks and want some inspiration? These books all feature unique build ideas for making your own LEGO creations. Get inspired by the beautiful photography and new build ideas found in these LEGO books.

Love LEGOs and stickers? These books are made for fans of both of these fun hobbies! These sticker books tell a story or share facts using LEGO stickers. Encourage reading, logical thinking, and a love for those fun and educational building bricks with these great LEGO sticker books! Here are five of our favorites.

Creator LEGO sets tend to focus on construction and creativity rather than playability. They range from elaborate buildings to creatures to vehicle sets like these. Earlier we focused on a few small sets; these LEGO Creator sets all come with instructions to make three different vehicles and have 100 or more pieces.

Creator sets from LEGO typically focus on construction and creativity rather than strictly playability. They range from large buildings to elaborate animals to smaller vehicle sets like these. These affordable LEGO Creator sets are sub-100 pices and all come with instructions to make three different vehicles.

LEGO trains (or "L-Gauge") have been choo chooing along since the first one was introduced back in 1966. Over the years there have been hundreds of trains, locomotives, train stations, signal houses, track-side buildings and other train-related LEGO sets released. The theme is popular among adult LEGO fans...