Exclusive Licensing
An exclusive license grants the Licensee commercial use of the surface pattern design within a defined product category and territory. Once a combination is licensed exclusively, that use is withdrawn and is not available to any other party for the term of that license.
Exclusivity is scoped on two axes, category exclusivity and territory exclusivity. Both are set in the executed license, and neither is implied by the other.
The same artwork remains available for licensing in other categories and other territories. An exclusive license covering apparel in Spain does not restrict licensing of the same artwork for wallpaper in Spain, or for apparel in Australia. Exclusivity extends to the combinations specified in the license, and is not worldwide or all-category unless expressly agreed.
Copyright and ownership are retained by Media Jamshidi. The Licensee receives usage rights only.
Exclusive licenses are allocated first come, first served per combination.
Grant
Direct manufacture and sale of physical goods carrying the surface pattern design, within the agreed product category and territory, with unlimited production, for a minimum term of three years.
Physical goods include but are not limited to stationery, apparel, footwear, accessories, notebooks, greeting cards, stickers, packaging, mugs, candles, posters, signage, wallpaper, home decor and kitchenware.
The executed license specifies the product category, territory, term and any further conditions. Use outside the specified category or territory requires an additional license.
| Exclusivity | Per product category, per territory |
| Term | Three years minimum, longer by arrangement |
| Term starts | Date the artwork is supplied |
| Production | Unlimited |
| Sell-off | Twelve months after expiry |
| Allocation | First come, first served, per combination |
| From | €375, one product category, one territory |
Product categories
Exclusivity is granted per product category. The categories below do not overlap, and the executed license names the categories it covers.
| Apparel, all adults | All adult clothing: dresses, tops, skirts, trousers, jackets, outerwear, activewear, for women and men. Excludes children's apparel, swimwear, dedicated sleepwear, footwear and accessories. |
| Apparel, children's and baby | Clothing for infants, toddlers and children up to teens: onesies, tees, dresses, bottoms, outerwear, pajamas. |
| Sleepwear | Pajamas, nightgowns, robes, loungewear sets and other garments intended primarily for sleeping or at-home relaxation. Excludes daywear apparel, swimwear and footwear. |
| Swimwear | Women's, men's and children's swim trunks, bikinis, one-pieces, rash guards, cover-ups, sarongs, kaftans, board shorts, and anything designed for the pool, the beach or resort wear. |
| Footwear | Printed or patterned shoes of any style: sneakers, boots, sandals, flats, flip-flops, slippers. Includes shoe uppers, insoles and printed soles. |
| Fashion accessories | Scarves, hats, belts, gloves, socks and tights, bags, wallets, hair accessories, and jewelry packaging such as printed pouches. |
| Tech accessories | Phone cases, laptop sleeves, tablet covers, smart watch straps, earphone cases, mouse pads. |
| Wallpaper and wall coverings | Traditional rolls, peel and stick wallpaper, large scale wall murals, and wall decals designed to stay on walls. |
| Soft furnishings, home textiles | Cushions, throws, blankets, quilts, bed linens, curtains, rugs, and fabric yardage for upholstery. |
| Kitchen and dining linens | Tablecloths, placemats, runners, napkins, tea towels, oven mitts, aprons. |
| Kitchenware, hard goods | Solid kitchen and dining products such as ceramic or porcelain plates, bowls, mugs, coasters, serving dishes, glassware, cutting boards and utensil holders. Excludes textile items, which fall under kitchen and dining linens. |
| Decor and giftware | Non-textile decorative items: candles, coasters, plant pots, tote bags, puzzles, and art prints framed or unframed. |
| Stationery and paper goods | Notebooks, journals, greeting cards, wrapping paper, calendars, planners, sticky notes, and decorative gift boxes, rigid envelopes and other paper based packaging. |
| Premium packaging | Decorative boxes, tubes, pouches and labels for luxury goods such as candles, perfume, gourmet foods and cosmetics. |
A use that falls outside these categories is quoted on enquiry.
Territory
Territory is where the Licensee's business operates and distributes: physical stores, warehouses, the physical presence of the brand, and its major stockists. It is not the country of incorporation, and it is not the country of manufacture.
The test is where the business operates, distributes from, and sells to. Occasional cross-border orders do not create a territory.
| Swiss company in Zurich, manufacturing in Poland, holding inventory and selling only in Belgium | Belgium |
| The same company, also holding inventory and selling in Switzerland, and running a UK distribution center serving that market | Switzerland, Belgium and the United Kingdom |
| German company manufacturing in China, importing into Germany, warehousing there and selling on Amazon.de, with occasional orders shipped to Spain | Germany |
| Online store targeting the United States that accepts occasional international shipping | United States |
| The same store opens a branch in Canada and holds inventory there to serve that market | United States and Canada |
The country of manufacture is asked at enquiry for information only. It does not restrict the license.
Term and sell-off
The term runs from the date the artwork is supplied and is a minimum of three years. Longer terms are available and are set in the executed license. Manufacture must cease on expiry.
Sell-off period. Twelve months after expiry, during which the Licensee may continue to sell goods manufactured during the term. This is the standard position and may be varied in the executed license.
Exclusivity ends on expiry of the term, not at the end of the sell-off period. The combination returns to the market on expiry and may be licensed to another party, exclusively or otherwise, while the outgoing Licensee sells remaining stock. The sell-off period is non-exclusive.
No goods bearing the artwork may be manufactured after expiry, and no stock may be commissioned in anticipation of the sell-off period.
Pricing basis
A single product category in a single country starts at €375.
Wider grants are priced on scope rather than as multiples of that figure: several product categories, several territories, European Union coverage, an economic area such as the EEA, a continent, or worldwide. These are agreed as a programme, per project, and the rate is set out in the quotation.
Scope and terms
Exclusive art licensing is agreed per project. Scope, duration, permitted applications and any variation of the above are settled on a case by case basis and set out in the executed license, which is issued with the quotation.
Requirements that fall outside the standard grant are frequently accommodated. They are a matter for the quotation rather than a barrier.
VAT
Prices are shown excluding VAT.
| EU business with a valid EU VAT number | No VAT |
| EU business without a valid EU VAT number | VAT applies |
| Private customers in the EU | VAT applies |
| Businesses in Spain | VAT applies |
| Outside the EU, business or private | No VAT |
Enquiries
Select the artwork in the exclusive collection and use Check availability to specify product categories and territories. Availability is confirmed and a quote issued by return, with full terms.