Best holiday countdown box we have ever opened!
Every single window had a crisp, detailed mini ornament with zero duplicates. The collector box arrived in pristine condition and made December mornings so much fun.
Count down 24 festive days with miniature pop-culture collectibles tucked behind every numbered window. Printed in vivid color and packaged in a display-worthy collector box.
198 in stock
This Los Angeles Kings advent calendar counts down the days to the winter holidays with twenty-four unique acrylic mini charms. It is made for hockey fans and sports collectors who want a daily surprise in December, and it turns the team countdown into an interactive seasonal display.
The design of this advent calendar lets you open a new window day by day as the holiday season unfolds. Each little door reveals a piece of team fandom, giving you a reason to check the calendar every morning.
It brings hockey culture right into your holiday traditions.
This advent calendar makes a memorable holiday gift for a dedicated hockey fan, a family member who follows the team, or anyone who loves a good countdown. Place it on a desk or a mantelpiece during December to show your team loyalty all month long.
Grab your advent calendar and start the countdown.
Note: Allow for slight size variations (1-3cm). Colors may appear different due to monitor settings.
Every item is crafted to order in 1–5 business days, followed by 7–10 business days tracked standard shipping. Orders over $150 qualify for free standard shipping automatically.
If your item arrives damaged, defective, or misprinted, notify us within 30 days of delivery for a free replacement.
Every single window had a crisp, detailed mini ornament with zero duplicates. The collector box arrived in pristine condition and made December mornings so much fun.
Bought two of these as early holiday gifts. Colors are super sharp and each charm comes ready to hang on a mini tree or display shelf.
Way more thoughtful than chocolate calendars. All 24 pieces matched the theme and looked great on our tabletop tree.