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Sarah J. Maas IP Drives Product Sales Through Knix and Urban Outfitters

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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What happened

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The A Court of Thorns and Roses book series by Sarah J. Maas is participating in brand collaborations. Knix is introducing a limited-edition collection featuring ACOTAR-inspired designs in underwear, corsetry, lingerie, and eveningwear. This line is scheduled for release on October 15, with a second collection planned for January.

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Why it matters

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The franchise has been striking licensing deals across various categories, including toys and stationery. The collaboration between Knix and the ACOTAR intellectual property is expected to help Knix decide on future product opportunities in these categories.

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  • Bloomsbury Publishing could gain new revenue streams through the successful brand collaboration with Knix.

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