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USPS characters are appearing on party goods

The Postal Service has licensed a line of party goods and a new toy mail truck.

Created by Colorfull Plates, the new line of children’s tableware features USPS characters Mr. ZIP, the bald eagle B. Franklin and Farley, a blue collection box. The characters star in the “Mail with Mr. ZIP” series on YouTube.

The disposable cups, napkins, dessert and dinner plates start at $6 and customers can choose between Mr. ZIP and Farley as the main character on the items.

They are available through the Colorfull Plates website.

The new wooden USPS mail truck by Candylab Toys retails for $16. It is available on the company’s website.

The online Postal Store has more USPS-themed items at usps.com.

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