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Application information

The Office of Licensing and Trademark Administration protects and controls the use of Virginia Tech’s name, nicknames, and other identifying marks for purposes of resale. 
    Virginia Tech T-shirts and other merchandise is for sale in the University Bookstore.

Virginia Tech directs The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) to contract with a limited number of producers in order to make goods bearing University marks available for retail sale to the public. CLC issues licensing agreements for a limited number of suppliers in each of a broad range of merchandise categories. Both the business and the individual products that business produces must be approved in advance and in writing; when so approved the business becomes a "Licensee" and the individual products become "Licensed Products."

    Virginia Tech logos adorn glassware and other merchandise sold at the University Bookstore.

The normal steps in obtaining a license include the following:

  1. A preliminary assessment, first, of the ability of the business to produce and distribute goods in accordance with University expectations; and second, of the market demand and competition levels for the envisioned goods;
  2. The signing of a contract between CLC and the business;
  3. Approval steps for each individual design.

If you are interested in obtaining a license which allows you to produce goods bearing University marks you should contact Brad Peters at Collegiate Licensing Company:

Brad Peters
The Collegiate Licensing Company
290 Interstate North
Suite 200
Atlanta, GA 30339
Phone: 770-956-0520
Email: bpeters@clc.com
Website: www.clc.com