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CALL OF DUTY MOBILE
Year
Year
2024
2024
Client
Client
ACTIVISION
ACTIVISION
ACTIVISION
Role
Role
PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION
PRODUCTION
When Activision needed championship-worthy merchandise for the Call of Duty Mobile World Championships, we deployed the full arsenal - design, development, and production under one roof.
Building on the success of their 2023 influencer gift packs, we leveled up the entire merchandise experience:
Custom workwear jacket with contrast panels and embroidered championship patches
5 panel caps with tournament logos and weathered finishes
Premium championship tees with subtle front branding and bold back graphics
Coordinated colorways in tactical tan, black, and desert tones
All pieces engineered for both collector appeal and everyday wear
Every item was designed to capture the intensity of competitive gaming, then produced to championship standards and delivered ready for on-site sales. From concept to championship day, MOA managed the entire campaign so Activision could focus on crowning their champions.
Result: A merchandise line so compelling it sold out completely at the event—with chart-topping artist Shaboozey even wearing the bomber jacket during his halftime performance, proving great design transcends categories and connects with audiences beyond gaming.
When Activision needed championship-worthy merchandise for the Call of Duty Mobile World Championships, we deployed the full arsenal - design, development, and production under one roof.
Building on the success of their 2023 influencer gift packs, we leveled up the entire merchandise experience:
Custom workwear jacket with contrast panels and embroidered championship patches
5 panel caps with tournament logos and weathered finishes
Premium championship tees with subtle front branding and bold back graphics
Coordinated colorways in tactical tan, black, and desert tones
All pieces engineered for both collector appeal and everyday wear
Every item was designed to capture the intensity of competitive gaming, then produced to championship standards and delivered ready for on-site sales. From concept to championship day, MOA managed the entire campaign so Activision could focus on crowning their champions.
Result: A merchandise line so compelling it sold out completely at the event—with chart-topping artist Shaboozey even wearing the bomber jacket during his halftime performance, proving great design transcends categories and connects with audiences beyond gaming.


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