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National Geographic has launched its Clarks Kids X National Geographic initiative, a new collection featuring designs inspired by some of the ‘most awe-inspiring species on the planet,’ with the footwear specialist. Sustainability features heavily in the new collaboration, tying in with National Geographic’s strong focus on the topic as the …

The National Geographic is launching its first sustainable menswear collection, made from materials such as recycled plastic bottles and recycled down feather.  It will launch across Europe later this year and sees the brand secure a new partnership with the Hong Kong-based fashion sourcing company, Omnibrand Group. The collection will …

National Geographic is planning its “strongest showing to date” at both the Bologna Book Fair and the Bologna Licensing Fair, taking place April 1st to 3rd this year. The company will once again aim to underline its success in book and magazine publishing, particularly in the children’s market, where a …

Coinciding with National Science Week, the show played host to some 200 organisations, many of those from across the toy and children’s brands space, and welcomed around 80,000 visitors from schools from across the UK.

The collection will consist of a full range of skateboard decks, grip tape, wheels and apparel and accessories that will include t-shirts, hoodies, baseball caps and jackets.

A 260 sq. ft poster, designed by street artist Dean Zeus Colman and showing Archie the lion with the headline ‘Have You Seen Archie’?’, appeared on the streets of London earlier this month to drive awareness.

Under the partnership, the pair will develop a product line and content centred around exploration, science, conservation and research.

Licensing.biz takes a moment to look ahead at the coming year in which much of the labours of the past 12 months will come into fruition for this ever-evolving lifestyle brand.

The organisation has secured a vast number of new deals with ethical sourcing and sustainability at the heart of its messaging and growing licensing programme.

The National Geographic has embarked on a journey to bring the sensibilities it has championed for the last more than a century one step closer to home through licensing.