Lego

History Of Lego

Founded in 1932 by Ole Kirk Christiansen in Billund, Denmark, LEGO began as a small carpenter's workshop creating wooden toys, stepladders, and ironing boards. The company’s name comes from the Danish phrase "leg godt," meaning "play well." In 1949, LEGO produced its first plastic interlocking bricks, marking the dawn of what would become the world-famous construction toys. The modern iteration of the LEGO brick, with its distinct interlocking system, was patented in 1958. Over the decades, LEGO expanded globally, leading to a prolific toy empire that now encompasses movies, video games, and theme parks.

Product Offerings

LEGO Sets: The most iconic product, available in various themes such as LEGO City, Star Wars, Harry Potter, and Creator Expert.

Duplo: A range designed for younger children, featuring larger bricks that are easier to handle.

LEGO Technic: Advanced building sets that include motors and complex constructions for experienced builders.

Minifigures: Collectible mini-figures representing various characters from themes like superheroes, ninjas, astronauts, and more.

LEGO Education: Solutions aimed at classrooms, offering STEM-oriented sets to teaching professionals.

LEGO Boost: Robotics kits that teach children coding and programming through hands-on building.

Mobile Apps & Video Games: Interactive digital experiences complementing traditional LEGO sets.

Brands

• LEGO Ninjago
• LEGO City
• LEGO Friends
• LEGO Technic
• LEGO Creator
• LEGO Architecture
• LEGO Ideas
• LEGO Boost
• LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
• LEGO DC Super Heroes
• LEGO Star Wars
• LEGO Harry Potter
• LEGO Minecraft
• LEGO Super Mario
• LEGO Disney
• LEGO Jurassic World
• LEGO Hidden Side
• LEGO Speed Champions
• LEGO Minions
• LEGO Trolls World Tour
• LEGO Stranger Things

Delivery Information

LEGO offers delivery services for their products ordered online. Customers can benefit from various delivery options ranging from standard to express shipping. Note that shipping fees and delivery times may vary based on location and selected shipping method. More details regarding shipment can be found on the LEGO delivery information page. For additional peace of mind, LEGO also provides a returns policy.

Returns Policy

LEGO ensures customer satisfaction with a comprehensive returns policy. If you are not satisfied with your purchase, you can return it within 90 days of delivery. For more specific details, including information on how to process a return, please visit their returns policy page.

Security & Reviews

LEGO.com employs robust security measures to protect users' data, including encryption technology and secure payment gateways. As a globally recognized and trusted brand, LEGO has earned positive reviews from customers and industry experts alike. For an in-depth view of customer experiences, you can visit their Trustpilot page.

Competitors

• Mega Bloks
• Playmobil
• Kre-O
• Meccano
• Hasbro
• Mattel
• Toys “R” Us
• BRIO
• Bandai