Licensing

Brand licensing is a big business: in 2007 alone it generated more than $71 billion in retail sales in the United States and Canada. USPS licensed consumer products bring our brand to new and different retail locations outside the Post Office lobby. Because these products typically bear the brand's trademarks in ways that are visible when they are being used, they turn consumers into active advocates for the brand.

Commercial Licensing

Commercial licensing is the use of USPS intellectual property in the commercial marketplace. Licensed products run the gamut from accessories to pet products, including
things like:

Games and toys
Sporting goods
Apparel
Stationery & paper goods

Commercial Licensing

Commercial licensing is the use of USPS intellectual property in the commercial marketplace. Licensed products run the gamut from accessories to pet products, including
things like:

Games and toys
Sporting goods
Apparel
Stationery & paper goods

Commercial Licensing

Commercial licensing is the use of USPS intellectual property in the commercial marketplace. Licensed products run the gamut from accessories to pet products, including
things like:

Games and toys
Sporting goods
Apparel
Stationery & paper goods

Postal Lobby Products

We carry already licensed commercial products in our Post Office lobbies. These include non-edible, non-apparel items like:

• Seasonal gifts
• Greeting cards
• USPS signature scales

Promotional Product/Corporate Gifts

These products bear our marks, logos, stamp images, and other intellectual property and are sold to the USPS. We use them for:

• Giveaway at events
• Employee gifts
• Memorabilia for First Day of Issue ceremonies

Rights & Permissions

We also grant permission for the one-time, limited use of USPS trademarks and copyrighted materials. Such uses include:

• Stamp use
• Logo and trademark use
• Entertainment-related trademark and image use