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Ralph Lauren celebrated its Miami store, Roger Federer has signed an eyewear deal with Oliver Peoples, Gabriela Hearst opens a shop in Selfridges.

Spread is a new unisex brand out of Berlin allowing customers to personalize each garment with graphics, prints, embroideries and exclusive artworks.

A Hempfield location for the custom clothing company Spreadshirt will close and lay off workers later this year, according to a state Department of Labor and Industry filing. The printing factory and office, located at 1572 Roseytown Road, was scheduled to lay off 49 employees on Monday, Jan. 9. An

The agreement, which covers the UK and Europe, will kick off with merchandise for Stranger Things and The School for Good and Evil. Spread Group will roll out the collection on all marketplaces in the UK and Europe and designs for other properties will follow, including Squid Game, Sex Education, La

Customised fashion and lifestyle products provider Spread Group has entered into a strategic partnership with Berlin-based B2B merchandise platform Mula.

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In our latest round-up, we look at WIPO launching a new global awards programme, Cincinnati Customs and Border Protection officers seizing fake jewellery and scarves, and much more.

In our latest round-up, we look at Shopify being accused of assisting pirate sales by five major publishers, the Polish IP office launching an innovation QR verification, and much more.

128 Views The Wizarding World of Harry Potter has been weaving its magic on the ecommerce platform Spread Group, helping drive UK licensing sales to a 70 per cent leap since the group extended its partnership with Warner Bros in December last year. Increased demand for items – in particular the women’s hoodies range – themed around the Harry Potter franchise has fuelled a sales surge across the platform, with UK consumers ‘snapping up’ Hogwarts themed apparel. At the same time, anoth...

561 Views Spread Group – the firm formerly known as Spreadshirt – has expanded its partnership with Warner Bros to bring 14 of its brands including Harry Potter, Batman, and Friends, to new target markets in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia. The latest development is an extension of a European partnership that has existed between Spread Group and Warner Bros since 2012. Over the past eight years, Spread Group has developed more than 1,700 designs with popular Warner Bros. heroes and symbo...