The Collections

From one authentic name, an entire British range.

Six collections spanning the cellar, the pantry and the table, available to license as a single signature range.

The Collections

One name.
An entire range.

Sopwith is not a single product. It is a complete British house. Six curated collections span the cellar, the pantry, the table and beyond, so a single partner can license the whole and present it as their own signature range.

Flagship
COLLECTION · I

The Cellar

Wines, spirits & beer.

English Sparkling · Gin · Whisky · Rum · Brandy · Cognac · Liqueurs · Beer

Explore the Cellar
COLLECTION · II

Tea & Coffee

The great English ritual.

Loose Leaf Tea · Coffee Beans · Ground · RTD · Hot Chocolate · Caddies & Services

Explore Tea & Coffee
COLLECTION · III

The Pantry

Chocolate, biscuits & preserves.

Chocolate · Shortbread · Biscuits · Cakes · Fudge · Honey · Marmalade · Preserves

Explore the Pantry
COLLECTION · IV

The Picnic Collection

Picnic & outdoor living.

Hampers · Picnic Baskets · Flasks · Coolers · Outdoor Dining · Water Bottles

Explore the Picnic Collection
COLLECTION · V

Home & Entertaining

Glassware, barware & table.

Glassware · Barware · Tableware · Kitchenware · Serving Pieces · Wine Accessories

Explore Home
COLLECTION · VI

Aviation Fuel

Energy & modern soft drinks.

Energy · Functional · Sparkling · Premium Sodas · Ready-to-Drink Coffee

Explore Aviation Fuel
Why Sopwith?

The case for the house

Founded in fact, recognised worldwide and protected across the categories that matter, Sopwith is not an idea awaiting proof. It is a licensing-ready British heritage house: one story, told naturally across food, drink, home and the open air.

Founded in 1912

A real house, a real place, a documented century. Kingston-upon-Thames, 1912.

International Recognition

Known wherever the story of flight is told, from Mayfair to Melbourne. No introduction required.

Rights, Ready

Registered in the United Kingdom across thirteen trademark classes: food, drink, home, apparel, publishing and digital. Clear, unencumbered title.

Cross-Category Ease

One story told naturally from the cellar to the pantry, the table to the open air.

Collectability

Editions, tins and pieces with the collector’s instinct built in: bought to keep, kept to hand down.

Premium Positioning

Positioned beside the great British houses, and entirely at ease in their company.

The Borrowed Century
BORROWED
The one aesthetic every premium category rents

Walk the ground floor of any good department store and count the aeroplanes. Pilot's watches with oversized crowns, sized for gloved hands that stopped flying a hundred years ago. Aviator sunglasses, on people who are not aviators. Flight jackets in shearling, worn indoors, in June. Luggage with rivets it does not need. And on the drinks shelf, bottle after bottle sold on the romance of the first pilots.

None of it is accidental. Early flight is the most efficient shorthand in premium retail — it says engineering, nerve, craft and unhurried confidence, and it says all of it before a word of copy is read. That is why the category keeps reaching for it, and why it keeps working.

But every one of those products is making a reference. Evoking a period it has no claim to, borrowing a feeling from history in general — a feeling that belongs to nobody, and therefore to anybody. It is the most valuable aesthetic in the market and it is available to everyone, which is precisely what caps its worth.

Sopwith is not a reference to the heroic age of aviation.
Sopwith was there.
The only name on the shelf that isn't dressing up
The House of Sopwith

License the house.
Make it your range.

Sopwith is offered as a single, coherent British house, not a scatter of unrelated products. A great retailer or producer can take the whole and present it as their own signature range, from the flagship Cellar to the coffee tin, the biscuit box and the table. One name. One story. A hundred products.

Flagship
The Cellar
Premium margins, giftable, the heart of the house: wines, spirits & beer.
Established Collections
Tea & Coffee · The Pantry · Picnic · Home & Entertaining · Aviation Fuel
Five further collections spanning food, ritual, outdoor living, the table and modern drinks.
Future Chapters · In Reserve
The Study · The Traveller · The Club
Held back from launch, ready when the range matures: stationery, leather travel goods, and the accessories of a gentleman's club.
The Trademark Universe · Registered in the United Kingdom
Class 30

Coffee, Tea & Confectionery

Coffee, tea, hot chocolate, cocoa · chocolate, biscuits, shortbread, cakes, fudge, honey, marmalade, preserves, ice cream.

Class 32

Soft Drinks & Beer

Energy, functional, sparkling & carbonated drinks, cola, lemonade, juices, waters, isotonic & sports drinks · lager, craft beer, ale, stout, porter, wheat beer.

Class 33

Wines & Spirits

English sparkling, still & rosé wine · whisky, gin, rum, vodka, brandy, cognac, liqueurs, aperitifs, fortified wines, port & sherry.

Class 21

Home, Table & Outdoor

Hampers, flasks & coolers · tea & coffee accessories · drinkware & barware · tableware, kitchenware & entertaining.

Classes 18 & 25

Apparel & Leather

Clothing, footwear & headwear · leather goods, luggage & travel accessories. The Atelier, already protected.

Class 12

Vehicles & Mobility

Automotive, marine & mobility: the engineering chapter of the house, held in reserve.

Classes 9 & 38–41

Publishing, Media & Digital

Books & publishing, film & broadcast, education & entertainment · digital content and recorded media.

Class 45

Brand & IP Services

The licensing of the marque itself: the platform’s own trade, formally protected.

Registered in the United Kingdom · Classes 9 · 12 · 18 · 21 · 25 · 30–33 · 38–41 · 45 · Clear, unencumbered title. Never previously licensed.
Born in British aviation. Crafted for modern heritage.
Licensed for the next generation.
The House of Sopwith · Est. 1912