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Leaf Acquires the Assets of Famous Fabrics

Texas-based trading card manufacturer Leaf has purchased the assets of the Famous Fabrics line from In The Game. Leaf has stated it will release project Famous Fabrics which have already gotten underway and will then fold the company’s future undertaking into it’s own non-sport line.

By Dec 19,2013  0

Famous Fabrics logoTexas-based trading card manufacturer Leaf has purchased the assets of the Famous Fabrics line from In The Game. Leaf has stated it will release project Famous Fabrics which have already gotten underway and will then fold the company’s future undertaking into it’s own non-sport line of products.

“I am very comfortable taking the groundwork laid by Famous Fabrics and further developing those brands into even greater value propositions for its collectors,” said Leaf President Brian Gray. “I have every confidence we can continue the creativity and innovation in a way that continues to push the limits of what has traditionally been provided in the marketplace.”

In The Game will continue to focus on hockey cards. The company is hoping to obtain an NHL license. Dr. Brian H. Price, owner of In the Game states “Collectors have spoken over the last three years and we hope that the NHLPA and NHL listen and allow In the Game a trading card license. We have applied for a license and based on the quality of products that we have introduced into the market in recent memory, I hope our licensing efforts are successful. Making this strategic move will allow our group to focus on our core business, which is hockey cards.”

Leaf’s control of the Famous Fabrics line is effective immediately.

 

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