Former TT merchandise firm applies to be dissolved

Tuesday, 11 March 2025 09:05

A former TT merchandise company has applied to be dissolved.

Motorsport Merchandise, which was based on the Island, produced official TT Merchandise for 34 years until 2023, when the contract was awarded to UK-based Cube International.

The Manx company shut its shop on Duke Street in Douglas when the contract changed hands and Cube collapsed a short time later.

Motorsport Merchandise has now applied to the company registrar for dissolution, and will cease to exist next month if there are no written objections.

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