Paris Saint-Germain Expands Its Lifestyle and Licensing Strategy With New Edition of PSG LIMITED.
- Roger Hampel
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Roger Hampel

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Paris Saint-Germain has relaunched PSG LIMITED, a capsule series of limited-edition collaborations positioned at the intersection of sport, design and urban culture. The project continues the club’s broader commercial strategy of developing premium lifestyle products that extend the PSG brand beyond traditional merchandise and into adjacent consumer sectors.
The 2025 edition consists of three collaborations unveiled exclusively at the Parc des Princes Megastore, each available through immediate pre-order. The initiative reflects PSG’s ongoing effort to leverage Parisian cultural identity and the club’s global visibility to create high-margin, design-focused products aimed at collectors and lifestyle-driven consumers.

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A Multi-Category Collaboration Strategy PSG LIMITED
PSG x Pamela Bikes – Limited Electric Mini-Cargo Model (50 units)
The club partnered with Pamela Bikes to produce a compact electric mini-cargo bicycle inspired by BMX aesthetics and designed in the colours of PSG’s new fourth kit. The product, manufactured in France and limited to 50 units, aligns with the club’s strategy of entering mobility and urban lifestyle categories—a growing area for premium co-branded collaborations across major European clubs.
PSG x Astro Boy x Leblon Delienne – Art Sculpture (250 units)
A collaboration with Japanese pop-culture icon Astro Boy and French art manufacturer Leblon Delienne introduces a high-end collectible sculpture dressed in PSG’s “Jordan Wings” kit. The piece, limited to 250 numbered units, builds on PSG’s relationship with global creative brands and signals the club’s continued positioning within the premium art and collectible market.
PSG x Bonzini – Three Exclusive Table Football Models
Bonzini, the French manufacturer known for its B90 foosball tables, has partnered with PSG on three custom models that merge heritage design with club branding. One edition pays tribute to PSG’s European title, reinforcing the club’s strategy of associating premium product drops with major sporting achievements.
Strategic Context: PSG’s Lifestyle and Brand Extension Model
PSG LIMITED forms part of a long-term approach that sees the club operating increasingly like a global lifestyle brand. The club has invested heavily in fashion, design and cultural partnerships, often using Paris—the city and its creative heritage—as the core narrative driver.




