US: PEI Licensing in Pro Player deal with Shoe Confession

Author: Leonie Barrie | 20 January 2012

PEI Licensing Inc has inked an exclusive license deal with Shoe Confession LLC to manufacture, design and distribute men's and boys' athletic and casual sport footwear under the Pro Player brand.

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