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Hampton Classic signs deal with three clothing retailers

23 Aug '05

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New York based Hampton Classic announced that it enters into three new licensing agreements; new agreements will extend Hampton Classic brand beyond its own successful line of souvenirs.

Anthony Hitchcock, Executive Director of the Hampton Classic Horse Show Inc, stated that clothing retailers Barbour by Peter Elliot, Peter Elliot and Hickey Freeman have signed exclusive licensing agreements with the Hampton Classic. The agreements will allow these three clothing manufacturers and retailers to use the famous Hampton Classic" circular logo on clothing products ranging from boyspolo shirts to mens blazers and neckties.

Antarès Custom Saddles of Sellérie de France has been producing and selling the official Hampton Classic Saddlefor the past two years under a similar agreement with the noted Long Island equestrian event. These four companies make up an exclusive circle of companies licensed to manufacture and sell Official Hampton ClassicProducts. All four are also corporate sponsors of the 2005 Hampton ClassicSunday, August 28 through Sunday, September 4.

Under the licensing agreements, Barbour by Peter Elliot will be producing Hampton Classic-branded vests and jackets, while Peter Elliot, the noted Manhattan clothier, will create an Official Hampton Classic Necktiein a wide range of colors and the Official Hampton Classic Blazer,a classic navy blue blazer with custom Classic-branded buttons and lining.

The well-known Rochester, New York-based clothing manufacturer Hickey Freeman will be selling a line of Official Hampton Classic boyspolo shirts and zip-up sweatshirts to be sold in their booth at the Hampton Classic Horse Show. Their booth will also feature the companys new His First clothing line for boys aged 6-12.

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