This ad will be closed automatically in X seconds.

Exclusive Sainsbury’s deal grows Oasis brand further

High street fashion brand launches bathing product range from SLG with retailer.

British women’s high street fashion retailer Oasis continues to extend its licensing programme, launching six bathing products that will be exclusive to Sainsbury’s and on the shelves in time for Christmas.

The collection – created by SLG – features two coordinating prints from the Oasis licensed design bank and includes an eau de toilette, a trio of body mists, a hand cream gift set, bath fizzers, a gift set with body wash, lotion and mist, and a little handbag hero set of lip balm and mini mist.

The deal was developed under licence by Golden Goose.

“Golden Goose has been working hard to implement its strategic licensing vision for Oasis over the last three years and this indulgent bathing collection from SLG is an excellent example of the bright future that lies ahead for the Oasis licensing programme,” commented Phillippa Green, account director at Golden Goose.

Sarah Welsh, md at Oasis, added: “SLG has expertly transferred our signature prints onto packaging for toiletries and we’re thrilled with the results.

“Golden Goose has transformed our licensing programme, which continues to go from strength to strength. Earlier this year we celebrated the launch of our luggage collection with Redland Luggage, and we continue to release new designs with our licensing partners, including bedding from Clarke & Clarke, home fragrance from Bahoma, London and fabric conditioner from McBride (exclusive to Sainsbury’s) that coordinates with our new bathing collection by SLG.”

Licensee SLG is confident that the products will be a hit with Oasis and Sainsbury’s customers.

Melissa Johnson, account manager at SLG, said: “We are very happy to be working with Oasis on these products, a brand that has proved itself to have high street longevity and creative vision.”

Want to read more news like this? Simply sign up to our daily digest by clicking here. You can also follow @LicensingSource on Twitter.

MORE NEWS
LEGOStitch500x500
 
Licensed Toys continued to play a key role in shaping market dynamics during 2024 - they make up 35% of overall total market share, up by 3%, thanks to the likes of Lilo & Stitch, UEFA, Despicable Me/Minions, Bluey and Sonic....
SpideyHeroToys500x500
 
With Licensed Toys now representing over a third (35%) of all UK toy sales, popular entertainment IP were well represented in the Hero Toys list....
LucySalisburyFunko500x500
 
Funko's Lucy Salisbury talks toy fair plans in London and Nuremberg, new launches and making the most of seasonal opportunities....
IFFutureForecast500x500
 
Future Forecast 2025 identifies key opportunities for brands, including the rising focus on family wellbeing, the power of sensory marketing and the bridging of physical and digital experiences....
BrioBuilder500x500
 
Revealed at Toy Fair yesterday (21 January), the Apollo Saturn V construction set includes 91 pieces for open-ended building and imaginative play....
MermaidMagic500x500
 
Headstart International has secured a new partnership with entertainment studio Rainbow to develop and distribute a toy line for Netflix property, Mermaid Magic....
Get the latest news sent to your inbox
Subscribe to our daily newsletter

The list doesn't exist! Make sure you have imported the list on the 'Manage List Forms' page.