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343 Industries Names Halo Licensing Partners

The companies granted official license to make Halo related products have been named by 343 Productions, the Microsoft owned developer.

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343 Industries, the -owned developer of Halo Guardians has announced its new global licensed partners for the title. The company made the announcement before its participation in the Licensing Expo 2016 and the licenses will begin rolling out this fall.

The partnerships give the named companies rights to 343 Industries Halo related content, allowing them to make products based on the franchise over the coming years. Such licensing deals allow third party companies to make official Halo products such as toys, media content, clothes, and more.

The Halo Nation is built from the best fans in the world who have formed communities around everything from construction toys to dedicated cosplay and competitive esports,” stated head of Halo consumer products John Friend.

By expanding our consumer products line-up with new licensed partners around the world, we're excited to offer even more options for everyone from families and new fans to our core collectors who have been with us for the past 15 years of the Halo franchise.

New licensees and associated products include:

AC Worldwide: 30cm tall Bluetooth speakers in the shape of Halo characters (U.S., Canada, Europe).

Bensons Trading Company: show bag novelty items including key rings, sippers, balls, inflatables, backpacks, stickers, temporary tattoos, mugs and cups, drink bottles and more (Australia, New Zealand)

Danilo Promotions: calendars, greeting cards, gift wraps and more (Europe).

H2W Sunstaches: Halo-themed novelty and traditional sunglasses (U.S., Canada).

Industrias Darks: T-shirts, hoodies, varsity jackets, leggings (Mexico).

Jada Toys: Two, four and six-inch “METALS” Halo die-cast statues (Worldwide).

Licensing Essentials: Apparel for men, ladies, underwear, sleepwear, headwear, homewares and giftware (Australia, New Zealand).

PDP: customized Halo-themed controllers and faceplates (U.S., Canada, Europe, Middle East, Africa, Australia, New Zealand).

Rubber Road: Holiday-themed sweaters, knitted hats, coat hooks, water bottles and coffee travel-mugs (U.S., Canada, Europe).

ThinkGeek: Desktop weapon replicas, drinkware, USB chargers for car, desktop and portable needs, giant slippers, foam melee weapons and role-play ballistic weapons (U.S., Canada and Worldwide Online).

Wicked Replicas: Lighting (Headlamp Heroes, Logo Lamps, Neon Lamps) plus tin signs, flexible wearable masks and numerous replicas (Australia, New Zealand).

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Luke Jones
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Luke has been writing about Microsoft and the wider tech industry for over 10 years. With a degree in creative and professional writing, Luke looks for the interesting spin when covering AI, Windows, Xbox, and more.

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