Firma Stella is the number one memorabilia company in the world according to noted online review website Trustpilot. It was established four years ago by entrepreneur Peter Johnson. After travelling the world collecting autographs as a teenager, he saw the tremendous opportunity in selling them online. The company is growing at a startling rate and its CEO has big ambitions.
What makes a world class company? It starts with selling signed memorabilia you can trust. Each item has been obtained in person, giving the purchaser comfort in the fact the item is genuine. Provenance is everything in the memorabilia business, which is why the company photographs the actual moment of signing whenever possible. This evidence is shipped along with the item.
The company has formed partnerships with some of the world's greatest sporting icons. Warren Gatland, Manu Tuilagi, Ben Stokes, and James Rodriguez have all become ambassadors for Firma Stella and have all taken part in personal signings. A testament to the ‘100% Authenticity' promise, which is rubber stamped by the holographic certificate of authenticity which comes with every item. Cleverly, the numbered holograph on the certificate matches that carefully affixed to the item, so there can be no doubt as to the authenticity. There is also a lifetime guarantee which in this business is remarkable.
Partners with some of the UKs biggest Brands – Lovell, 442 and Barmy Army, Firma Stella has also been featured in The Daily Mirror, Talk Sports, The Daily Telegraph, 442, The BBC and Rugby World. The company also works with local charities including St Richard's Hospice, based in Worcestershire. It's a compelling story of one young boy's dream. As Peter reveals:
“This business really started in my bedroom when l was 9 years old. To be here now running a multi-million pound empire, l'm incredibly grateful. We are just getting started though, stay tightly tuned, big news coming”
With a rapidly growing team of 30 including management, warehouse, design and marketing, selling worldwide from The US to Japan, Firma Stella also has a presence across all the major online marketplaces, including Amazon, Etsy, and eBay. Firma Stella offers a slick service which includes free UK delivery and fast international shipping, from its all new hi-tech distribution centre on the outskirts of Worcester. The future includes a push across the pond to conquer America where it has recently opened an office in New York. For Peter this is the dream come true – to be a truly international company, supplying the globe with the same passion and ethos – authentic signed memorabilia, sourced globally in an ethical and sustainable way.
The company recently set up a framing business, so is able to frame all of the items it sells on the website, from signed football and rugby shirts to football boots, cricket bats and balls. There are two options, classic, which is a simple frame and premium which has a higher level of detail.
With more than 10,000 unique items in stock, from Football, Rugby, Cricket, Tennis, Golf, F1 and with The World Cup in full swing, there is no better place to snap up a genuine piece of sporting history in time for Christmas!
Peter explains:
“This year, The World Cup coincides with the run up to Christmas so it's the perfect storm for Firma Stella. Our staff are working flat out fulfilling orders from around the world. Of course many are being bought as presents, but it's not all about the £2000 signed football shirt. We have items to suit most people's budgets, with a large collection of items under £50 that would satisfy even the most ardent fan. We recently launched signed TV, Film and Music memorabilia categories which are proving extremely popular! “
Firma Stella continues to impress with an ever extending range of products. It has also introduced a small range of unsigned football, cricket and rugby items which are all a little easier on the pocket.
Check out the website at www.firmastella.com – it really is a cornucopia of essential autographed memorabilia for the avid collector to Christmas shopper.
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