Londji Guess what clothes I am wearing game, deduction game made of recycled paper and cardboard, 5-105 years

The Guess What I'm Wearing game from Londji is a deduction game that invites children to create the most colorful wardrobe. Each player puts together the most interesting or matching outfits using clothing pieces with unique details, while the others try to guess the chosen garments using logic and inspiration. It is a game that stimulates observation, logical thinking, and creativity in little ones.

The set contains 2 mannequin boards, one for a girl and one for a boy, and 54 clothing pieces, 27 for each player. In addition to these, the game includes a tally board, a validation board, tokens for tallying and validation, as well as a textile bag to store the clothes between games. All these elements turn each round into a fun challenge for the whole family.

The game is made from recycled paper and cardboard. The illustrations are signed by Can Seixanta, and the product is manufactured in Spain by Londji.

The recommended age is 5-105 years, which means the game can be played together by children, parents, and grandparents. Through the combination of deduction, tallying, and outfit creation, this game becomes an ideal activity for family evenings or gatherings with friends, encouraging interaction and shared fun.

Frequently Asked Questions

What age is the game suitable for? The recommended age is 5-105 years.

What does the set contain? The set includes 2 mannequin boards, 54 clothing pieces, a tally board, a validation board, tokens, and a textile bag.

What is it made of? The game is made of recycled paper and cardboard.

Who illustrated the game and where is it manufactured? The game is illustrated by Can Seixanta and is manufactured in Spain by Londji.