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“The craftsmen of S.T. Dupont have developed a complete range of products combining the brand’s codes with those of the motoring world,” said S.T. Dupont CEO Alain Crevet.

“Working with such a recognised leader in this field will help us reach new markets and engage with new audiences, such as licensed products for children,” said Ellen Sankey, Brand Licensing Manager at TfL.

Fans of The Prisoner aren’t young in age or huge in number… But what might they want to buy?

The publication, celebrating designers, studios and creative leaders within licensing, launches on October 4th at this year’s Brand Licensing Europe show.

The move expands the scope of the Grow with Peter Rabbit initiative, designed to bring the health, well-being and educational benefits associated with gardening to as many children as possible.

The range includes a Jedi Varsity Jacket, a Millennium Falcon paperweight and cookie jars resembling the helmets of Stormtroopers, Darth Vader and Boba Fett.

“The fine quality and stunning fabrics that lie at the heart of Sofas & Stuff’s work have yet again taken inspiration from RHS Lindley Collections art to extraordinary effect,” said RHS Licensing Manager Cathy Snow.

“Both brands have a rich heritage, long-standing legacy and are loved by customers all around the world – making this the perfect collaboration,” said Peter Widmann, Head of B2B, collaboration & licensing at Swarovski.

“Aiming to evoke moods and tell a story, our collaboration offers an entirely new way to experience The Met’s collection of 5,000 years of art,” said Mara Dumski, Pura’s Chief Fragrance Experience Officer.

Why Talia Tester – Head of Licensing at Carte Blanche Group – likes to hear ideas face to face.