Barbie

Pink is just the beginning: Barbie merchandise brings the world's most famous doll into your everyday life as a collectible figure, shirt, or accessory. Since 1959 she's changed careers faster than most people change phone cases – somewhere in between there's an outfit for your fandom too.

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  • Barbie - Western Barbie Funko Pop Figure

    Barbie - Western Barbie Funko Pop Figure

    £14.00
  • Barbie - Melted Logo T-Shirt black

    Barbie - Melted Logo T-Shirt black

    £22.00
  • Barbie - Logo T-Shirt Pink

    Barbie - Logo T-Shirt Pink

    £22.00
  • Barbie - Logo Plush Slippers

    Barbie - Logo Plush Slippers

    £18.00
  • Barbie - Silhouette bracelet

    Barbie - Silhouette bracelet

    Sale price  £7.00 Regular price £12.00
  • Barbie - Symbols earrings set of 3

    Barbie - Symbols earrings set of 3

    Sale price  £8.00 Regular price £14.00
  • Barbie - Silhouette necklace

    Barbie - Silhouette necklace

    £14.00
  • Barbie - Silhouette Earrings

    Barbie - Silhouette Earrings

    Sale price  £19.00 Regular price £31.00
  • Barbie - Heart Necklace

    Barbie - Heart Necklace

    Sale price  £8.00 Regular price £14.00
  • Barbie - Spinning Necklace

    Barbie - Spinning Necklace

    Sale price  £8.00 Regular price £14.00
  • Barbie - Symbols bracelets set of 3

    Barbie - Symbols bracelets set of 3

    Sale price  £8.00 Regular price £14.00
  • Barbie - Silhouette Bracelet

    Barbie - Silhouette Bracelet

    Sale price  £14.00 Regular price £22.00
  • Barbie was invented by Ruth Handler, who named the doll after her daughter Barbara and introduced her at the New York Toy Fair in 1959 – for manufacturer Mattel, the start of an unprecedented career. Since then, Barbie has been an astronaut, a doctor, a presidential candidate, and countless careers besides. The 2023 movie starring Margot Robbie finally turned the toy classic into a full-blown pop-culture event, complete with a worldwide wave of pink. Hardly any brand has pulled off so many comebacks – and none of them ever felt like a farewell.

    At Elbenwald, the icon shows her collectible side: figures bring Barbie nostalgia to your shelf, T-shirts show your colors – not necessarily pink, but gladly – and bags & wallets carry the look through your day. Use the filters to sort by product type; the Dreamhouse you'll still have to tidy yourself. No styling appointment required, though.

  • Barbie Signature Inspiring Women Doll Venus Williams

    Barbie Signature Inspiring Women Doll Venus Williams

    £66.00
  • Barbie Diary Gift Box Varsity

    Barbie Diary Gift Box Varsity

    £14.00
  • Barbie Signature Doll 80th Anniversary Blonde

    Barbie Signature Doll 80th Anniversary Blonde

    £101.00

Barbie Merchandise – 60+ Years of Style Icon

Few toys have made it from the nursery into cultural history – Barbie has. Dreamed up in 1959 by Ruth Handler and named after her daughter Barbara, the doll debuted at the New York Toy Fair and became a defining product for Mattel. Over the decades, Barbie tried out more careers than most résumés can hold, all while remaining a mirror of her time. Ever since Greta Gerwig's 2023 movie, which grossed over a billion dollars worldwide, she's been back in good standing with adults too. At Elbenwald you'll find officially licensed Barbie merchandise – nostalgia included, plastic-packaging frustration excluded. Between the vintage logo and the movie quote lies half a century of design history – wearable, collectible, giftable.

What makes Barbie stand out?

The transformation. Barbie was never just a doll, but always a statement about what girls – and for a long time now, not just girls – can be: an astronaut in 1965, years before the moon landing, later a surgeon, a pilot, a presidential candidate. This "you can be anything" has kept the brand relevant for over six decades. Add to that visual language with instant recognition: the logo with its fifties flourish, the signature pink, the silhouette with the ponytail. On merchandise, that works without any explanation needed – whether as a retro print or a nod to the movie. And anyone who wears the brand ironically wears it just as correctly as everyone else. No wonder Barbie designs work in every wardrobe – from the retro fan to the fashion vanguard.

Frequently asked questions

What Barbie products does Elbenwald offer?

Officially licensed merchandise ranging from collectible figures to T-shirts and accessories to bags and gift items. Use the filters to narrow the range down by product type.

Since when has Barbie existed?

Since 1959: Ruth Handler introduced the doll at the New York Toy Fair that year. Barbie is named after Handler's daughter Barbara; she has always been manufactured by Mattel.

How can I tell if Barbie merchandise is officially licensed?

By the Mattel license notice on the product or packaging. Elbenwald carries exclusively officially licensed merchandise – the product page names details on the respective manufacturer.

Range overview

For the shelf, figures and Funko figures in Barbie style are recommended. The icon gets worn on T-shirts and hoodies, accompanied by bags & wallets with real presence. A mug in the brand color brightens your desk, and pins add small accents – pink doesn't get more understated than that.

What else goes well with it?

A look into the Mattel universe is worth it: Mattel brings together the whole corporate family, while Masters of the Universe rules the muscle faction from the same house – you'd be hard-pressed to find a bigger contrast to pink. Retro hearts also beat for He-Man, and if you're still looking for a gift, browse the Gift Ideas.