VANDOR
ADDS ICONIC PAUL FRANK BRAND AND THREE NEW
PRODUCT
CATEGORIES TO ITS 2014 LINEUP
Industry leader unveils more than 100 new products,
biggest launch in recent history
Vandor, LLC – an industry leader in the design and marketing of licensed consumer
goods – recently introduced more than 100 new products to its winter 2014 catalog
with the addition of Paul Frank to its roster of pop icon licenses, and three
new product categories including Tritan water bottles, hand painted collector
glassware and their exclusively redesigned ceramic mugs.
In addition to the
legendary licenses released just last summer including Mr. Men Little Miss.
Maxine, South Park and John Deere, Vandor’s newest license, Paul Frank, will
ensure their range of
licensed properties continue to appeal to consumers
across all generations.
Paul
Frank was founded in 1997 in a Southern
California beach town and quickly gained a large cult-like following. Today, the
household name reaches far and wide and their millions of fans can now enjoy
drinkware, tin totes, shopper totes, cookie jars and many other products with Paul
Frank’s iconic Julius the monkey.

Hand painted collector
glasses designed by renowned glass artist Adrian Villanueva also debut in this
year’s catalog. The truly one-of-a-kind pieces use a multi-dimensional
ReverzArt™ technique which uses no paint on the inside of the glass, and are
available in five different designs.
Vandor also released a
newly redesigned 12 oz. ceramic mug featuring an exclusive new shape. Like
their standard ceramic mugs, they are microwave and dishwasher safe, and come
in more than 16 different designs.
“Vandor is thrilled to
be offering our customers more than 100 exciting new products to our already vast
lineup,” said Tom Russo, CEO of Vandor. “With the addition of the iconic Paul
Frank and our new product categories, the 2014 catalog will make certain Vandor
continues to provide unique products
that make a special connection with a variety of fans of all ages.”
In addition to Vandor’s new products, the company
highlighted key 2014 events featuring their pop icon licenses, including the
expansion of their Marvel lineup with 29 new items and new characters, and a
year-long “Beatlemania” campaign to celebrate the 50th anniversary
of The Beatles coming to America and the beginning of the British Invasion.
“By tapping into major movie releases and
anniversary years in 2014 for properties such as Marvel Comics, Transformers,
The Beatles and Hello Kitty, our new products and marketing initiatives are
tailor-made to provide profitable growth opportunities for our retail customers,”
said Russo.
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