Tegu

There are three things our customers really love: magnets, wood and building toys. And Tegu blocks hit the trifecta with magnetic wooden blocks that click into place. Pronounced “tay-goo,” the name is derived from Tegucigalpa, the capital of Honduras where the blocks are made. Tegu’s founders wanted to bring a business to Honduras that paid a living wage and offered long-term career growth. They succeeded with both and created a brilliantly simple product to boot. Tegu will spark curiosity, build hand-eye coordination and provide hours of creative free play for young and old alike. Tegu blocks come packaged in a beautifully designed box large and rigid enough to store the blocks for many years to come.

[Achillionable]

I was like :
"But isn't the capital city of Andorra, Andorre-la-Veille ?" Then I realized it was Honduras lol

[UnknownRager]

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[javieralejandrotrianapaz]

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