The huge success of Animal Crossing: New Horizons has resulted in a number of famous brands jumping on the bandwagon to promote their goods. We've already seen KFC giving away free chicken on its custom-made island and fashion brand Valentino sharing custom designs for its fans, and now it's the turn of British home furnishing brand Cath Kidston to get in on the act.
The company has recreated some of its most iconic and well-known prints inside Animal Crossing, offering up the necessary QR codes for fans to decorate their in-game homes in style.
Button Rose
This print is the definitive Cath Kidston floral and has been a part of the collection right from the beginning. This timeless classic, which was originally inspired by a roll of wallpaper at a vintage market, is a true homewares classic. Gamers can use this print on anything from table cloths to cushions and covers if they want to inject a Cath Kidston classic into their Animal Crossing homes.
Strawberry Gingham
This Strawberry Gingham print was inspired by childhood memories of a favourite pinafore dress that Cath used to wear as a little girl. Bring a bit of summer to your in-game experience with this vibrant print that features a repeated pattern of juicy, vibrant strawberries and delicate flowers. Combined with vintage gingham, the design will look lovely as a cushion or table cloth.
Wheels and Wings Cadet
The Wheels and Wings Cadet print is one that looks as if it has been lifted straight from a child’s imagination. Another of Cath Kidston’s novelty prints, this design features a collection of wheels and wings - from the iconic bright red London double-decker bus to boats and helicopters! Ideal for personalising your cushions or bed covers within the game, this print will truly set gamers apart from the rest.
Pretty cool, huh?
If you need any help with downloading these designs, feel free to check out our Animal Crossing Custom Designs guide which features a whole section on QR codes.
Will you be using these designs in your New Horizons home? Tell us below.
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Cath Kidston are in so much trouble at the moment... I guess that they need to advertise however they can. I hope that they can avoid going down altogether, following the loss of their 60 physical shops.
Sorry Cathy, not interested in your shops or your patterns
Good luck with the shops though....maybe Tom Nook could help you out? His interest rates are pretty good!
Get Cait Sith to visit my island then we'll talk.
I dunno one day your young and wild and the next your getting excited for Cath Kidston prints. You used to be so rock and roll...
July updates when
WTF is Cath Kidston? Never heard of her.
I presume it's some kind of name brand fashion icon where sweatshop-made farbrics for $.032/meter are sold for $99.99 because they have some trademarked name on them, like every other mall store that's gone bankrupt in the past 5 years, or will be going bankrupt in the next 5 months?
I'm not sure I'm down with the mallificiation of Animal Crossing and real world product placement breaching from film to games.
@NEStalgia,
You are soooo cynical fella, just lke me then.
@johnvboy And that's putting it mildly!
@NEStalgia,
It's a tough time to be cynical at the moment, although the current situation with covid 19 does tend to feed it, my pet hate at the moment is all those virus inspired adverts on T.V, just pure cringe, I don't need them to tell me I am going to be o.k.
@johnvboy Ouch. I don't even watch TV outside holidays and such. I don't think I could stand that. I'd much rather them say it like it is. "You're going to be ok. Unless you die. Or get lung damage. Or end up hospitalized and get incompetent, underfunded, overworked medical personnel that mess up badly. Then you're pretty much effed. But if that doesn't happen, you're going to be a-ok, hang in there! [Brought to you by Philip Morris]"
@NEStalgia @johnvboy
I couldn't agree more, they all suck. It's beyond virtue signalling, it's straight up propaganda. Everything they say is rooted in lies.
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