Team GB sign with Memento Exclusives

Team GB have signed a license agreement with Memento Exclusives, a UK-based sports memorabilia specialist and manufacturing company that currently holds partnerships with F1, UFC and MotoGP. 

Thanks to a multi-year licensing deal, fans of Team GB will be able to enjoy an official online platform where authentic memorabilia for Paris 2024 and the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games will be available to buy. The new label will sit on Memento Exclusives’ official website, alongside their other memorabilia labels.

The collections will feature a range of unique items from sports such as cycling, gymnastics, swimming, athletics, equestrian and more. The platform will become the home of official Team GB memorabilia with each product fully licensed and authenticated. Sports fans can expect items ranging from signed photos to clothing worn by Team GB athletes competing in Paris. With the Olympic Games only taking place over a short period, these exclusive items will be extremely sought-after, with pieces from many household names as well as new athletes expected on the platform.

Fans will also be able to sign up for early access discounts, where they’ll be entered into a draw for the chance to win a bundle of memorabilia from their favourite team/athletes.

Amber Jeffries Keel, Senior Licensing and Retail Manager, Team GB said,

“We’re excited to be collaborating with Memento Exclusives. The memorabilia collection will give fans the chance to get their hands on a piece of sporting history involving Team GB athletes, and to know it’s 100% authentic.”

Barry Gough, CEO and Founder of Memento Exclusives added, “We are delighted to finally announce this collaboration with Team GB and to support them at Paris 2024 and Milano-Cortina 2026. With Paris just a few days away, we know that sports fans across the country will be looking forward to the excitement and drama – and now there will be a dedicated place for these fans to find the ultimate pieces of memorabilia, allowing them to ‘Own The Moment’.”