Trader Vic’s latest label scouting for licensees
By Staff -- Home Textiles Today, 12/15/2004 11:09:00 AM
NEW YORK -- Trader Vic’s has signed with Moda International Marketing to represent the restaurant company in its licensing business.
The firm will target the mid-tier, specialty and department store channels, according to Michelle Alfandari, president of the licensing and marketing company. Moda will pursue licensees in the categories of home furnishings, food, drink, gift/stationery, apparel and entertaining.
“Trader Vic’s is an ‘experience brand’ drawing on its rich history and resources connected to the fantasy and relaxation a South Pacific island conjures up,” she said.
Moda also represents Lycra, Champion Athleticwear and the National Trust for Historic Preservation, among others.
We would love your feedback!
-
Trader Vic's Latest Label Scouting For Licensees
Dec 20, 2004
Realtor Magazine to feature room makeover tips from Decorating Den Interiors design pros
IFDA, Feldman to discuss trends at Saloni Internazionale Del Mobile
Home Textiles Sourcing Expo July 2013 boosts exhibitor list
Crown Crafts dodges some but not all headwinds in Q4
Restoration Hardware ups gallery outlook as sales soar
Featured Company
-
FurnitureCore.com
FurnitureCore.com is a dynamic web application aimed at the furniture industry. Retailers and manufacturers alike will find our deep reserve of tools to be exactly what their furniture business needs.www.furniturecore.com... more
Most Recent Resources
- Getting the most out of offline leads
- Free Shipping and the Importance of Onsite Promotion
- Should Branded Manufacturers Participate in Flash Sales?
- Rugs 101 - Special Edition
- How Big Is Your Label
- Choosing a Web Site Developer
- Convergence: Tie Your Online & Offline Experience...
- Social Networks to Social Shopping
- Why Brands and Their Retailers are Facebook’s Biggest...
- Web Based Intelligence Gathering
- The Future of Tablets
- Shopatron: Bicycles & eCommerce
- A Guide to Holiday eCommerce Success
- Mattress Buying 101 - Connecting with Consumers
- Designing Your Brand’s Website for eCommerce
- Global Sourcing in 2010: Doing More With Less
- Comparing Four Options for Turning Web Site Traffic into...
- Are You Prepared for the 2009 Holiday Season? A Branded...
- Design, Develop, Deliver: The Three D's to Digitally...

























