Find out about some of our existing licensees. See where their products sell and how our partnerships with licensees fit into the Museum brand.
Through retail partnerships we're able to engage with our market through the production of fun, educational and inventive products which use elements of our scientific research to push new boundaries in product development.
Find out more about how some of our licensees have achieved this below.
Pteranodon soft toy from Wild Republic
This charismatic company injects fun and learning into its soft toy dinosaurs, nature models and puzzles. Responsible for some of our core licensed toys and games, Wild Republic's energy and productivity has helped foster a long-lasting and profitable relationship with the Museum.
'Partnering with the Museum has been very successful for Wild Republic, in part due to the dedication and insight that the Licensing team bring to their projects. They understand the fine balance between preserving the Museum's image but also the commercial potential of its brand. They're also a good bunch of people and thoroughly enjoyable to work with.'
-Soren Krautwald, Wild Republic
Handmade tiles produced using beautiful designs from the Museum's own archives.
Archivist Cards have held a license with us since 1997, bringing our best archive material to the fore in a tasteful collection of high quality printed products.
Brainstorm create educational toys that spark the imagination and encourage kids to learn about the natural world.
Goldmajor is one of the UK's leading amber suppliers, specialising in high quality jewellery pieces.
Great Gizmos' expertise in craft sets and toy kits is reflected in their inspired range of educational products.
We have worked with The Green Board Game Company to produce a range of fun and educational games. Their products take inspiration from the Museum's science and are made from ethically and responsibly sourced materials.
Wild Republic's nature-themed toys and soft toys have been a mainstay of our licensing programme for several years.
This lively company with exciting products has injected energy and scientific expertise into their retail offering. Winning several awards, they've worked closely with scientists at the Museum to launch exciting and scientifically accurate products.
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Until 1938 whale carcasses were buried in the Museum grounds so that their flesh would decay leaving only the skeletons.