The collection features designs aimed at Gen Z culture, including ‘Clean Girl Era’ and Scrub Daddy imposed on famous artworks like the Mona Lisa.

Developed by Teemill’s in-house creative and marketing teams, every piece is made to order in a circular supply chain using organic materials and renewable energy.

“Expanding merchandise further represents a natural next step in the growth of Scrub Daddy, while creating new ways for our community to engage with us beyond the cleaning products themselves,” said Dan Saunders, Licensing Manager at Scrub Daddy.

“In partnership with Teemill, we have developed a range that combines humour, thoughtful design and responsible, on-demand production, helping to minimise excess inventory while maintaining high standards of quality and sustainability. This partnership strengthens engagement with existing customers, attracts new audiences, and lays the foundation for continued licensing expansion and scalable growth across new product categories and markets.”

Lucy Hilton, Business Development Manager at Teemill, added: “We’re bringing Scrub Daddy’s bold, cheeky energy to life with a merch line that plays effortlessly in culture. With our design and e-commerce expertise, Teemill grows audiences – engaging loyal fans while attracting new ones to drive incremental revenue for the Scrub Daddy brand.”

Check out the official Scrub Daddy store at https://scrubnation.co.uk/

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Both are powered by Teemill’s sustainable print-on-demand technology.

The refreshed Wallace & Gromit store features an expanded product line, while the new Shaun the Sheep store introduces classic designs alongside an outdoor-inspired capsule collection. Additional ranges are in development, with a focus on Christmas gifting.

“We’re proud to work with Aardman to deliver official merchandise that pairs world-class creative with genuine sustainability,” said Robert Caulfield, Business Development at Teemill.

“The stores show how licensing can move beyond fast fashion into a circular model that works for fans, brands and the planet.”

Hannah McFarlane, Licensing Manager at Aardman, added: “The relaunch of Wallace & Gromit and the launch of Shaun the Sheep mark a step forwardin how we connect with fans online.

“Teemill’s technology and creative team let us refresh ranges quickly, build in seasonal capsules, and market them in engaging ways – all with zero waste.”

The new Wallace & Gromit store is live at wallaceandgromitstore.com.The new Shaun the Sheep store is live at shaunthesheepstore.com

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The range kicks off with Moley t-shirts, sweatshirts and hoodies, with further drops set to land throughout the year.

Teemill’s eco-friendly practices have been cited as aligning with Moley’s ethos of recycling and repurposing. All clothes made by the supplier use organic materials and renewable energy and are designed to be returned and remade when they’re worn out. In Moley, everything – including clothes worn by the characters – is made from existing materials sourced from ‘the great above’.

“Teemill is the perfect partner for the first ever Moley clothing range,” said Rob Goodchild, Commercial Director at Two Daughters Entertainment.

“One of the key messages of the show is that joy can be found in reusing and recycling what we already have. We’re delighted to have this range launched. Moley is now shown in over 140 countries around the world, and this is the first time kids will be able to get their hands on official Moley clothing!”

The Moley clothing range is available via the official website: moleyofficialstore.com

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