Fashion

“Minecraft’s global licensing program continues to flourish, and we’re thrilled to welcome such a diverse array of new partners,” said Hanna Willis, Head of Consumer Products for Minecraft.

“Foos Gone Wild is more than a brand; it’s a cultural movement with a passionate fan base,” said Lisa Streff, SVP of Licensing & Brand Development, North America, at Global Merchandising Services.

“The new range captures the heart of the Wizarding World, combining nostalgia and wonder in equal measure,” said Julia Cash, Creative Director at Mad Beauty.

“This exciting new partnership with Cambridge Satchel is a design masterclass,” said Charlie Donaldson, Joint Managing Director of Rocket Licensing.

“The Monster Jam range has already proven to be a retail powerhouse in the toy category, and these new licensing agreements will help extend the brand’s reach even further,” said Dave Tovey, AVP at Beanstalk.

“With sustainability at the forefront of shoppers’ minds, we remain committed to developing high-quality, long-lasting solutions that align with their values,” said Mel Beer, Head of Licensing at Solent Group.

The range spans graphic tees, hoodies, hats, bottoms and more.

“We were inspired by Reiss’s creative vision and are thrilled to see how beautifully our historic illustrations have been reimagined,” said Christa Boeke, Vice President of Licensing at NYBG.

“It’s been incredibly refreshing to see Abrand Jeans’ fresh perspective on designs that are at the heart of Rip Curl’s DNA,” said Rip Curl’s Head of Men’s Design Casey Egan.

WhoseTrade has partnered with fashion powerhouses like adidas and Hugo Boss, as well as entertainment brands including Monstercat and Netflix.