
October 28, 2022

the global licensing agency for Bored of Directors, and its network of global subagents have signed 17 licensing partners worldwide.
The partnerships cover a variety of categories including apparel, accessories, footwear, luggage, puzzles, electronic accessories, golf accessories, homewares and more.
Bored of Directors will expand in the following regions:
The U.S.
Bioworld (apparel, headwear, bags and impulse Items)
Brand Collective (headwear, cold weather accessories, bags, wallets/wristlets, luggage and luggage accessories)
Concept One (headwear, cold weather accessories, bags, wallets/wristlets, luggage and luggage accessories)
Just Funky (beverageware, blankets/throws, plush, bag clips, acrylic stands, tableware/dishware, journals/notebooks, pens/pen toppers, cable covers, umbrellas, wall art, sunshades, license plate frames, snow globes and air fresheners.)
Prime 3D (puzzles)
Textiss (headwear and socks)
The U.K.
Poetic Brands (apparel and luggage)
Ecell (electronic accessories)
Whitehouse Leisure (plush)
South Korea:
Creas F&C (golf wear and accessories)
Osong (socks)
Mexico, South and Central America:
Industrias Calimod (apparel, footwear, accessories)
Aurimoda (apparel)
Europe:
Skybrands (apparel and home)
Stone Kids (apparel)
Hybris (apparel)
Israel:
Chole (apparel)
“We are blown away by the traction we are getting from the Bored of Directors brand around the globe,” says Ross Misher, chief executive officer, Brand Central. “Bored Apes have become internationally recognized
icons and consumers, and retailers want to be part of the phenomenon.
Misher and Alex Locke, co-founder, managing member, Bored of Directors, will be holding a fireside chat on “From NFT to Dollars: How NFT’s can Actually Make Sense” at the Brand & Licensing Innovation Summit in New York, November 8. Sign up to attend
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