AEW Launches New Global Online Shop

AEW expends its merchandise business to cut costs and delivery times for international fans.

AEW Global Online Shop
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All Elite Wrestling has today moved to make its merchandise more accessible to international fans, launching its global online shop at Global.ShopAEW.com.

The promotion claims that the new shop, which serves 224 different countries, will help customers save up to 60% in shipping costs, with a reduction in delivery time by up to 50%.

Over 400 t-shirts are currently available for purchase on the new site. Distribution warehouses in Canada, Mexico, Spain, Latvia, Japan, and Australia will ship and service all orders made.

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AEW's Chief Marketing and Merchandising Officer Dana Massie has said the following:-

“We now have a world-class online shop to go with our world-class roster, and we’re thrilled to be able to share the hottest AEW merchandise with our fans around the globe."

See below for AEW's official press release.

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AEW LAUNCHES GLOBAL ONLINE SHOP FOR OFFICIAL APPAREL

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-- Global.ShopAEW.com Debuts Today --

May 5, 2021 – All Elite Wrestling (AEW) today announced the launch of its new online shop for official merchandise, Global.ShopAEW.com. Effective immediately, fans from 224 countries can order through the website to save up to 60 percent on shipping costs and reduce delivery time by up to 50 percent.

The online shop will offer more than 400 t-shirts for purchase, with additional items available soon. The apparel will ship directly from AEW’s global distribution warehouses in Toronto, Canada; Tijuana, Mexico; Barcelona, Spain; Riga, Latvia; Amakusa, Japan; and Victoria and Brisbane, Australia.

“We now have a world-class online shop to go with our world-class roster, and we’re thrilled to be able to share the hottest AEW merchandise with our fans around the globe,” said Dana Massie, Chief Marketing and Merchandising Officer of AEW.

For more information and to get started shopping, visit Global.ShopAEW.com

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