Rainbow S.p.A. has been doing collaborations with brands and companies to create merchandise, or grow/reach new audiences.
A-more
The collaboration between Winx Club and A-more[1] features clothing, bags, and jewelries. The designs include the Winx's arts, or are inspired by the Winx's style; while the jewelries include Enchantix wings on the designs.
External link: A-more's website
Algida
Algida is an Italian brand specializing in the production of packaged ice cream. Algida has collaborated with numerous brands, including Winx Club on a few ice cream lines.
Balocco
- Main article: Balocco
This is a chocolate collaboration and the products are egg-shaped chocolate. They do not include dolls as prizes.
Biojoux
The collaboration between Winx Club: The Magic is Back and Biojoux[2] features a collection of jewelries (necklaces, bracelets, and earrings). The items include basic fairy wings, Winx girls' symbols, and Winx Club logo on the designs.
External link: Biojoux's website
Bisoulovely
The collaboration between Winx Club and Bisoulovely[3] features a collection of jewelries (necklaces, chokers, bracelets, earrings, rings). The items include Enchantix wings, Winx girls' symbols, and Charmix pins and Winx wings on the designs.
External link: Bisoulovely's website
Boris Dondè
For the 20th anniversary, Rainbow does a collaboration with artist Boris Dondè. The collaboration features 36 Winx-inspired paintings created by Dondè's signature "enrichment" technique, which incorporates gold dust and diamonds.[4][5][6]
The Caseland
The collaboration between Winx Club and The Caseland features phone accessories, mostly phone cases. The designs include the Winx and the Specialists.
External link: The Caseland's website
Cheetos
The Winx Club and Cheetos collaboration consisted of a single product line with a Harmonix theme and was released exclusively in Turkey. The product came with sweet and spicy pepper-flavored chips shaped like stars, and it also included stickers as a bonus.
ColourPop
The collaboration between Winx Club and ColourPop[7] features make up kits. The palettes come from the Winx's.
External link: ColourPop's website
Dolls Kill
The collaboration between Winx Club and Dolls Kill[8] features clothing, bags, and shoes. The designs include the Winx's arts, or are inspired by the Winx's style.
External link: Dolls Kill's website
élan
The collaboration between Winx Club and élan[9] features beauty products. The items are based on the Winx and the Trix.
External link: élan's website
Gadget4entertainment
The collaboration between Winx Club and Gadget4entertainment[10] features jewelries (necklaces, earrings, rings, ear cuffs, lockets) and phone cases. The items include Enchantix wings, the Winx and the Trix's symbols, Vacuums, Charmix pins, Kiko, Pendant of Eraklyon, Ring of Solaria (ring and scepter forms) on the designs.
External link: Gadget4entertainment's website
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Micotaku
The collaboration between Winx Club and Micotaku features clothing, pillows, towels, and tapestries. The designs include the Winx's arts, or are inspired by the Winx's style.
External link: Micotaku's website
Nekoyanin
The collaboration between Winx Club and Nekoyanin features make up kits and beauty products. The palettes come from the Winx's.
External link: Nekoyanin's website
Reorah
The collaboration between Winx Club and Reorah[11] features jewelries (necklaces, bracelets, rings, chokers, earrings, etc.), stickers, boxes. The items include Enchantix wings, fairy dust bottles, Pendant of Eraklyon, the Winx girls' names and symbols, Ring of Solaria, Crown of Dreams, Winx wings - Phantoblades on the designs.
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ROMWE
The collaboration between Winx Club and ROMWE features clothing and accessories. The designs include the Winx's arts, or are inspired by the Winx's style.
External link: ROMWE's website
San Carlo
San Carlo Gruppo Alimentare S.p.A. (Italian for 'Saint Charles Food Group S.A.') is an Italian manufacturer of snack foods, including crisps and crackers.[12][13] They began their collaboration in 2010 in the “San Carlo Junior” line, releasing potato chips on a regular basis but also other merchandise as well.
SHEIN
The collaboration between Winx Club and SHEIN features clothing and accessories. The designs include the Winx's arts, or are inspired by the Winx's style.
External link: SHEIN's website
soda
The collaboration between Winx Club and soda[14] features make up kits. The palettes come from the Winx and the Trix's.
External link: soda's website
Stick With Finn
The collaboration between Winx Club and Stick With Finn featured a collection of stickers that are based on the girls' season 1 civilian (season 2 for Aisha) and Winx fairy outfits.
External link: Stick With Finn's website (archived)
Tigotà
Coming soon...
Time Princess
The collaboration between Winx Club and Time Princess[15] features events that run from December 3 to December 19, 2025. The rewards include Stella's Winx outfit set, Flora's Harmonix outfit set, Bloom's Bloomix outfit set, and Icy's basic witch outfit set.
External link: Time Princess Wiki
Top Cau
Founded in 1994, Top Cau is a Brazilian company dedicated to the development, production, and sale of chocolate products. In 2012, Top Cau licensed the Winx Club brand and produced annual Easter eggs from 2013 to 2015, featuring the Princess, Fairy, and Trendy lines, respectively.[16]
tsun scoops
The collaboration between Winx Club and tsun scoops features a collection of vinyl stickers that are based on the girls' season 1 civilian outfits (season 2 for Aisha).
External link: tsun scoops' website
What's Your Passion Jewelry Inc.
The collaboration between Winx Club and What's Your Passion Jewelry Inc.[17] features necklaces, studs, lanyards, and pins. The items include Enchantix wings, Winx Club's wing logo, and Winx forms on the designs.
External link: What's Your Passion Jewelry Inc.'s website
WWWAV Skin
The collaboration between Winx Club and WWWAV Skin[18] features clothing. The items include Enchantix wings on the designs.
External link: WWWAV Skin's website
Zuiki
The collaboration between Winx Club and Zuiki featured manga-inspired tops.
References
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/reel/982558824937773
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOVx958aRm4
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGRFQSMvcv7/
- ↑ Milanolicensingday, E., & Milanolicensingday, E. (2024, May 30). 20 YEARS OF WINX CLUB CELEBRATED WITH BORIS DONDÈ. MLDENTERTAINMENT.
- ↑ https://www.licenseglobal.com/entertainment/boris-dond-mancastroppa-to-create-winx-club-artwork
- ↑ Rainbow Group. (2024, May 29). Rainbow | Winx Club x Boris Dondè (Video). YouTube.
- ↑ https://www.licenseglobal.com/beauty-cosmetics/colourpop-s-unveils-winx-club-collection
- ↑ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_q6Ur-l2no
- ↑ https://billytran.design/elan_x_winxclub.html
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/reel/982558824937773
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DPWbAILE-qF/
- ↑ Wikipedia contributors. (2025, October 10). San Carlo (company). Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Carlo_(company)
- ↑ Official Website (Italian)
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/reel/DGqAYdAyH58/
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/timeprincessen/p/DRQsDJmFOhg/
- ↑ https://winxclubepisodios.blogspot.com/2012/07/novos-licenciados-das-winx-no-brasil.html
- ↑ What's Your Passion Jewelry Inc.'s FaceBook
- ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/DXFnzmwoFoL