University of Alabama Crafters License

About the Crafters License

The University of Alabama Crafters License was created for small crafters or low volume producers with the intent of making licensing agreements affordable.

If you are part of the University of Alabama Crafter License Program you have permission to use the university trademarks and logos on products. Anyone using the University of Alabama trademarks and logos on products must first have permission from the University of Alabama.

Who is eligible?

To qualify for the University of Alabama Crafters License you must manufacture items yourself by hand. You must not commercially manufacture the items.

Items that are not approved include, but are not limited to:

• Apparel and Headwear (clothing and hats)
• Cornhole boards / other tailgate games
• Tumblers / other similar styles of drinkware
• Consumable items / items used on or in the body
• Potentially other items on a case-by-case basis

How do I apply?

If you are interested in being part of the University of Alabama Crafters License, you will need to contact the University of Alabama Trademark Licensing Program and fill out an application.

Included in the application process are photos of the products you intend to sell.

Additional Program Details

• Members of the Crafters License are permitted to sell up to 500 units or $2,500 in annual revenue.
• Crafters are limited to selling their products via temporary locations such as craft fairs and websites like Etsy and Facebook.
• Crafters cannot sell their items to permanent retail locations.
• Crafters will receive an officially licensed certificate to display when selling, a sales reporting form, and stickers with hologram technology that are to be attached to each item.

Contact the Program