Seton Hall Licensing
Seton Hall University participates in a licensing program that oversees the use of its trademarks on a variety of items and that works to promote, enhance, and elevate the image of the University by authorizing the use of our name and logos on high quality, socially responsible and tasteful merchandise. This program is administered by Seton Hall and in partnership with CLC.
Any person, organization or corporation wishing to manufacture a product bearing or containing any of the marks of the University, or to provide a service that will use the marks, must enter into a licensing agreement that authorizes such use. Examples of products include giveaways, apparel, uniforms, sports equipment, etc.
Only officially licensed, approved vendors (licensees) may produce items bearing the University’s trademarks or name. Those wishing to become licensed can obtain an application at https://clc.com/home/get-licensed. Along with a completed application, vendors will be required to submit product samples, proof of insurance, and a nominal fee. All vendor questions regarding the application and approval process should be directed to CLC.
Once a vendor is licensed, they can access current, accurate Seton Hall logos and marks from, J Patton CLC’s secure, web-based artwork database. Product designs must be submitted into Brand Manager 360 for the University's review and approval prior to being produced. Items bearing Seton Hall's trademarks without a license may be considered "counterfeit" and subject to all available legal remedies, including seizure of the items. Officially licensed products will display a CLC hologram hangtag or sticker. Additionally, licensed vendors who fail to submit designs for pre-production approval may have their license revoked.
A list of Seton Hall University licensees is available by visiting https://clc.com/license-search search by product or just by typing in Seton Hall and click search.
For more information, please contact:
Peyton Scrivner
Manager, Partnerships
Email: peyton.scrivner@clc.com
