NFL debuts latest Origins collections with Don’t Stop Your Future and Plant Faced Clothing

NFL’s Origins programme is designed to highlight London designers and the communities they support.

adidas debuts collection inspired by Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 video game

Apparel from adidas will also be seen being worn by the citizens of Marvel’s New York in the game.

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adidas reimagines clubs’ third kits into streetwear for LFSTLR collection

“We wanted to challenge and redefine the traditional concept of a replica jersey and tap into current streetwear trends,” said Sam Handy, Vice President Product and Design, adidas Football.

WildBrain CPLG’s ASPIRE division welcomes Columbia University and University of Cambridge to its portfolio

“We’ll look to leverage the legacy of these iconic institutions to tell their stories and engage consumers through creative collaborations and products,” said Victoria Whellans, Commercial Director at ASPIRE by WildBrain CPLG.

adidas teams with US universities for college football-themed footwear

“College football is back and what better way to celebrate than by giving students and fans the chance to sport their school colours through an iconic shoe like the Rivalry,” said Jeanne Schneider, director of NCAA marketing and licensing at adidas.

Bluey, Barbie and Squishmallows among ‘License of the Year’ finalists at Toy of the Year awards

Licensed toys feature throughout other categories too, with nominees including Wow! Stuff’s Jurassic Park Real FX Baby T-Rex, Jazwares’ Pokémon Squishmallows and Funko Games’ Disney Animated.

Family Guy ‘Giggity Golf’ experience coming to LA

Produced by Bucket Listers and SuperFly, Giggity Golf will boast nine holes themed around moments and locations from the show.

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