Halo Consumer Products, the licensing arm for the Halo video game series is expanding the franchise across apparel, accessories, home wares and more. Hit video game franchise, Halo is regularly on the move to expand its efforts in the licensing industry with a new set of partners.
The push focuses on the US and Canadian markets with select lines hitting the UK and Ireland.
Leading the charge, Halo has tapped Buckle-Down to develop a line of Halo-themed belts, suspenders, pet collars and leashes, guitar straps, mobile cases and ID cases.
Elsewhere, Forbidden Planet is launching a line of apparel, tote bags, travel passes, mugs, coasters, aprons and more for the UK and Ireland.
Hybrid Apparel will develop a boys’ apparel collection for the US and Canada, while Just Funky has been called on for beverages, dishware, tableware, décor and more.
Underboss will develop women’s underwear, sleepwear, robes and leggings for both men and for the US market while Union Kids will launch boys’ apparel in Mexico.
John Friend, head of Halo Consumer Products, said: “We’re proud and excited to continue to expand our consumer products offerings to provide more great toys, collectables and gear for boys and Halo fans around the world.”
