Scorching pink Barbie-themed coffins on the market: ‘Dying in plastic, it’s implausible’

You’ve heard of Barbie’s Dreamhouse — now you may have Barbie’s dream coffin.

For those who, like Barbie, ever take into consideration dying, your existential disaster can now be Barbie-themed.

Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” film has impressed a cultural and trend development dubbed “Barbiecore,” reportedly contributing to a pink paint scarcity — and now even funeral houses are leaping on the development.

Funeral houses are providing scorching pink Barbie-themed coffins for followers who hope to take their love for the Mattel doll to the grave, in keeping with Jam Press.

“This coffin, with its putting vivid pink coloration, represents the spark and vitality of these unforgettable moments they lived,” a promotional clip for the colourful casket says.

“It’s a reminder that our tales need to be remembered and celebrated with coloration and vibrancy. Might this tribute be a celebration full of affection, colours and unforgettable recollections.”

One firm, Olivares Funeral House, is selling their “Barbie Home” coffin with the slogan: “So you may relaxation like Barbie.”

However they’re not the one outlet to capitalize on the success of the movie starring Margot Robbie within the title position and Ryan Gosling as her buff bud Ken.

Funeral houses in Mexico, El Salvador and throughout Latin America are additionally launching coffins within the stylish hue, giving individuals the chance to verify their family members are fairly in pink ceaselessly.

Alpha and Omega Funeral House in Ahuachapán, El Salvador, gives a Barbie-themed coffin, although they had been forward of the development and launched their pink coffin a few yr in the past.

Undertaker Isaac Villegas advised Jam Press that curiosity within the bright-colored mannequin soared when the film was launched — main them to supply a 30% low cost for anybody .

“We wished to advertise the pink coffin because it has grow to be a development and other people have been contacting us. Of the 40 individuals who inquired about it, we have now already closed a contract with a minimum of 10 new purchasers,” Villegas stated. “We even ran out of inventory.”

One native admitted that they “need one for once I die,” whereas one other recommended that “Everlasting relaxation doesn’t look so dangerous anymore.”

“Earlier than cremating me, I hope they put me in a Barbie coffin for my funeral,” one other stated.

“Dying in plastic, it’s implausible,” somebody additionally quipped.