CLC Names Top Selling UniversitiesCLC Names Top Selling Universities
The Collegiate Licensing Company, the licensing affiliate of IMG College, released its annual list of top-selling universities and manufacturers.
April 6, 2018
The Collegiate Licensing Company, the licensing affiliate of IMG College, released its annual list of top-selling universities and manufacturers.
These rankings represent royalties reported July 1, 2013 through June 30, 2014 on all collegiate merchandise sold on behalf of CLC-represented institutions.
The retail marketplace for college-licensed merchandise in 2013 was estimated at $4.59 billion. Royalties generated from the sale of officially-licensed collegiate products go back to each university to support student scholarships, and enhance various initiatives on campus and in the community.
· The University of Texas at Austin ranked No. 1 in CLC’s fiscal year-end rankings for the ninth consecutive year.
· Florida State University made quite the leap into the top-10 on the heels of its BCS victory and a strong national championship licensing program, moving from No. 21 to No. 8.
· The University of Connecticut moved from No. 53 to No. 47, partly due to the success of its basketball national championship licensing program.
· Nike is the No. 1 collegiate apparel licensee for the second consecutive year. Excluding the 2009-10 and 2010-11 fiscal years, Nike has been CLC’s top apparel licensee since 1999.
· EA Sports has maintained its No. 1 status among non-apparel licensees.
· Top local licensee Southern Collegiate Apparel produces officially licensed product for The University of Alabama and Auburn University.
· Top apparel categories for 2013-14 included performance apparel and clothing accessories.
· Top non-apparel categories included games, health/beauty, paper products and school supplies.
Top 25 Universities
1. Texas
2. Alabama
3. Michigan
4. Notre Dame
5. Georgia
6. Florida
7. LSU
8. Florida State
9. Texas A&M
10. North Carolina
11. Auburn
12. Oklahoma
13. Nebraska
14. Arkansas
15. Wisconsin
16. Tennessee
17. South Carolina
18. Penn State
19. Missouri
20. West Virginia
21. Kansas
22. Clemson
23. Oklahoma State
24. Louisville
25. Texas Tech
Top 25 Non-Apparel Licensees
1. EA Sports
2. Wilson Sporting Goods
3. Rawlings Sporting Goods
4. Tervis Tumbler Company
5. Commemorative Brands dba Balfour
6. Northwest Company
7. Team Beans
8. Logo Chair
9. Wincraft
10. Herff Jones
11. Jenkins Enterprises
12. Fabrique Innovations
13. Renaissance Imports
14. Rico Industries/Tag Express
15. Evergreen Enterprises of Virginia
16. TOMS Shoes
17. Jostens
18. Boelter Brands
19. Upper Deck Company
20. Legacy Athletics
21. Spirit Products
22. Concept One Accessories
23. Midwest College Marketing
24. Stockdale
25. Team Golf
Top-25 Apparel Licensees
1. NIKE USA
2. Knights Apparel
3. Gear for Sports
4. Sports Licensed Div. of the adidas Group
5. Top of the World
6. Colosseum Athletics Corporation
7. Twins Enterprise
8. VF Imagewear (Section 101 by Majestic)
9. College Concepts
10. Outerstuff Ltd.
11. Haddad Brands
12. J. America
13. Lakeshirts Inc. dba Blue 84
14. JanSport, a division of VF Outdoor
15. Russell Brands
16. T-Shirt International
17. Columbia Sportswear
18. New Era Cap
19. New Agenda
20. 5th & Ocean Clothing
21. Royce Apparel
22. Nike by Branded Custom Sportswear
23. New World Graphics
24. League Collegiate Wear
25. MV Sport
Top-25 Local Licensees
1. Southern Collegiate Apparel
2. My Profile
3. Holy Shirt
4. University Co-Operative Society
5. A-Game Apparel
6. Kentucky Wholesale
7. J & W Interest
8. Anton Sport
9. Jcs Enterprises
10. Bear Basics
11. Manny’s
12. Dixie Pride dba Bama Fever & Tiger Pride
13. Cloissone Heirlooms
14. University Bookstore
15. Houndstooth Clothing Co. (AR)
16. Goldden Corp.
17. Tommey
18. Standard Pennant Co.
19. Collegiate Pride (PA)
20. R & S Impressions
21. Graphic Industries
22. JC Graphics
23. Tiger Town Graphics
24. USA Screen Printing & Embroidery
25. Spindler Textiles & Manufacturing
“CLC is proud to work side-by-side with our partner institutions to connect the more than 190 million passionate college fans to the brands they love through licensed merchandise,” says Cory Moss, senior vice president and managing director, CLC. “We will continue to develop new products and marketing programs to enhance the brands of our partner institutions as we work together to grow the collegiate licensed segment of the marketplace in conjunction with collegiate licensees and retailers.”
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