It's a Rather Blustery Day! NEW Winnie the Pooh Backpack and Card Holder

Loungefly has added two adorable Winnie the Pooh items to their Loungefly x Disney collection. Available exclusively on BoxLunch.com, the mini backpack and card holder take a cue from Pooh Bear’s nightmare in The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh.

Both items feature Pooh hanging onto a balloon as he struggles through a rather blustery nightmare filled with Heffalumps and Woozles! The Winnie the Pooh backpack is primarily navy with a cute plaid accent area behind the “Disney x Loungefly” badge.

The back of this colorful Winnie the Pooh Loungefly backpack is embroidered with “Heffalumps and Woozles,” complete with a graphic of the Hundred Acre Woods’ most dreaded creatures!

As per BoxLunch, the Pooh bag “features die-cut hot air balloons on the front, an embroidered “Heffalumps and Woozles” text and printed graphic on the back, matching interior lining with an allover text print, interior drop and zip pockets, a brand badge, two side pockets, silver tone hardware, and plaid adjustable straps.”

The second item in this new Winnie the Pooh Loungefly capsule collection is a cute, coordinating Disney cardholder.

Featuring the same front and back appliques and graphics as the backpack, this card holder has space for three credit cards, plus a zipper pocket for coins.

Are you going to buy these Winnie the Pooh Loungefly items for all of your adventures ahead?

More Hundred Acre Wood Loungefly Merchandise

The Disney x Loungefly series also features other Winnie the Pooh and Friends products.

We’re obsessed with this sweet Roo mini backpack that features plush ears and the adorable kanagroo’s face embroidered on the front (and his tail on the back!)

We also love this bold navy and yellow mini backpack featuring Pooh and his beloved honey pot. Pooh Bear serves as the “I” in “Winnie” on the front of this cute faux leather bag.

You can’t go wrong with any of these Hundred Acre Wood-inspired Loungefly products! They’re sure to make you feel happy on even the dreariest day, just like our favorite Silly Old Bear would advise.