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Groovy UK adds to Wonder Woman line

Licensee enjoying success with its special bathrobes celebrating superhero.

Groovy UK is looking to make the most of the current success of Wonder Woman at the box office, designing a new product range featuring the superhero.

The company has launched a new line of retro-styled bathrobes and slippers.

The robes – available in two designs – feature the iconic emblems embroidered on the chest and back. This is mirrored on the front of the slippers.

In addition, Groovy UK will further expand its superhero offering shortly with a new line of bags.

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