Vendors

Miami Women

The University has partnered with over 225 licensed vendors. These vendors can produce just about any product imaginable and distribute these products across the region.

For a complete listing of Miami University's licensed vendors, please submit a General Inquiry. We will respond to you promptly.

The Trademarks & Licensing Office will aid individuals, companies, departments, and organizations in securing the proper agreements and forms.

University License Types

  • The standard license allows the vendor to produce products for retail sale - both wholesale and direct to the consumer. Promotional products vendors are not permitted to hold a standard license.
  • The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) is responsible for processing standard license applications. If you have questions for CLC’s application processing team, please contact them at requests@clc.com.
  • For more information about the standard license application process and to download the application, visit Standard/Internal License.
  • The internal licenses allow the vendor to produce products intended to be sold directly to the University that are not for resale. (This does not include sales to the University Bookstore.)
  • The University has two internal license types - royalty bearing and royalty exempt. It is recommended that all vendors applying for an internal license apply for both types so the vendor can fulfill all potential orders from internal departments and organizations.
  • The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) is responsible for processing internal license applications. If you have questions for CLC’s application processing team, please contact them at requests@clc.com.
  • For more information about the internal license application process and to download the application, visit Standard/Internal License.
  • The crafter license is available to individuals who hand make items in their home and do not intend to sell these items wholesale to retail stores. All sales of the hand crafted items must be direct to consumer. Acceptable places of sale are: craft fairs, farmers markets, and online sites such as etsy.com.
  • The University is responsible for administering the Crafter Program. For more information about the Crafter Program, please visit Crafter License.

You will need permission to use the University’s brand on baked goods (for a private event like a birthday or graduation). Please complete the One Time Use Request. We will work directly with the bakery to process the request.

Standard License

  • The standard license allows the vendor to produce products for retail sale - both wholesale and direct to the consumer. Promotional products vendors are not permitted to hold a standard license.
  • The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) is responsible for processing standard license applications. If you have questions for CLC’s application processing team, please contact them at requests@clc.com.
  • For more information about the standard license application process and to download the application, visit Standard/Internal License.

Internal License

  • The internal licenses allow the vendor to produce products intended to be sold directly to the University that are not for resale. (This does not include sales to the University Bookstore.)
  • The University has two internal license types - royalty bearing and royalty exempt. It is recommended that all vendors applying for an internal license apply for both types so the vendor can fulfill all potential orders from internal departments and organizations.
  • The Collegiate Licensing Company (CLC) is responsible for processing internal license applications. If you have questions for CLC’s application processing team, please contact them at requests@clc.com.
  • For more information about the internal license application process and to download the application, visit Standard/Internal License.

Crafter License

  • The crafter license is available to individuals who hand make items in their home and do not intend to sell these items wholesale to retail stores. All sales of the hand crafted items must be direct to consumer. Acceptable places of sale are: craft fairs, farmers markets, and online sites such as etsy.com.
  • The University is responsible for administering the Crafter Program. For more information about the Crafter Program, please visit Crafter License.

Baked Goods

You will need permission to use the University’s brand on baked goods (for a private event like a birthday or graduation). Please complete the One Time Use Request. We will work directly with the bakery to process the request.