brandexclusivity

noun
UK /ˌbrænd ɪkˌskluːˈsɪvəti/
US /ˌbrænd ɪkˌskluːˈsɪvəti/

A brand being sold in only one store so it feels special.

The toy company's brandexclusivity means you can only buy its figures at one shop.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A marketing deal where one brand is the only one of its kind allowed in a place.

The stadium's brandexclusivity kept other soda companies out.

3. The quality of a brand being kept rare and hard to get on purpose.

Fans loved the brandexclusivity of the limited sneaker drop.

4. An agreement that stops a brand from being sold by other sellers.

The contract's brandexclusivity protected the small boutique.