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Top Brands Enter Web3 and the Metaverse. This Is a List of Their Projects — 2022 Report

Each year, Interbrand produces a report on the world’s leading brands across all industries. These brands are mostly known worldwide and are at the top of their respective industries. It’s a strong signal when a growing number of currently 40% of them expand their business activities in Web3 and the Metaverse.

  Best global brands by Interbrand


Below you’ll find an extensive list of brands and links to their activities.

Adidas

Adidas virtual gear on OpenSeahttps://www.adidas.com/metaverse

Apple

Rumors about Apple Glasseshttps://www.apple.com/augmented-reality/

Amazon

Blockchain in AWSAmazon Managed BlockchainCorporation with Avalanche

Audi (VW Group)

NFT drop announcementThe Art of Progress, Unseen Universe NFT by OUCHHH

Australian Open

https://artball.io/

Balmain

The Balmain Thread

BMW

The iX1 Metaverse experienceMetaverse inspired concept car Dee

Budweiser (AB InBev)

https://nft.budweiser.com/Budverse Live Scoreboard Collectible 2022 on OpenSea

Bud Light (AB InBev)

https://fandom.budlight.com/

Burberry

Burberry X Blankos Block Party

Cartier

https://nftcartier.online/

Charles & Keith

Metaverse Fashion Week

Disney

Mickey and Friends NFT Collection on VeVe

Dolce & Gabbana

DGFamily NFT Community

Estée Lauder

Advanced night repair Metaverse experienceWearable NFT

GAP

GAP NFT collection

Givenchy (LVMH)

https://nft.givenchy.com/

Google

Google Cloud for Web3

Gucci (Kering)

Gucci Vault Land in The SandboxSuperplastic: Supergucci NFT collection on OpenSeaVault Art Space exhibition by Gucci and SuperRareGucciTown on Roblox10KTF Gucci Grail

H&M

A virtual reality at H&M GroupH&M Loooptopia

Heineken

Virtual Heineken Silver & Decentraland brewery

Hello Kitty

Hello Kitty and friends world

Hennessy (LVMH)

https://hennessy.cafe11.xyz/

Hublot (LVHM)

Hublot NFT DrawHublot Classic Fusion Murakami NFT on OpenSea

Hugo Boss

Hugo X Imaginary Ones

Hyundai Motor

Hyundai Metamobility universe

Instagram

Introducing Digital Collectibles to Showcase NFTs

IWC Schaffhausen

The IWC diamond hand club

Jack Daniels

Jack Daniel’s Tennessee Whiskey Co. filed and NFT and Metaverse trademark application

Jacob & Co

Astronomia Metaverso

KFC

From the Foodchain to the BlockchainOriginal KFC Moments on OpenSea

Lacoste

Early-stage platform UNWD3 for Lacoste

Lamborghini (VW Group)

The EPIC Road Trip

L’Oréal

NFT Art

Louis Vuitton (LVHM)

Introducing Louis The Game

Marc Jacobs (LVMH)

Trademark application for virtual goods and digital assets

Mastercard

Brings its payment network to Web3 and NFTs

McDonald’s

Celebrate 40th Anniversary of the McRibLimited Time Offer Collection

McLaren

https://nft.mclaren.com/

NBA

https://nbatopshot.com/

Nestle

The Trix Globe

Netflix

This is a Robbery, NFT auction

New York Knicks (NBA)

https://nyknft.com/

NFL

https://nflallday.com/

Nike

Web3 Marketplace platform .SWOOSH

Nissan

GT-R NFT by TBWA

Nivea

The Value of Touch

Panerai

Panerei Genesis NFT

Pepsi

PepsiCo MicDrop announcement (Dec 2021)

Philipp Plein

The Lil Monsters Gang NFT collectionPlein Plaza in Decentraland

Porsche (VW Group)

Porsche is just about to enter the Metaversehttps://nft.porsche.com

Prada

Prada Crypted, Timecapsule NFT collection

Puma

The Black Station

Ralph Lauren

Newest store on RobloxDigital clothing

Ray-Ban

First NFT eyewear in history

Red Bull

Red Bull Racing Digital Collectibles

Rimowa

Rimowa launches NFT collectionBlueprints for the Metaverse on Rarible

Samsung

Introducing the Samsung NFT Platform for your Samsung TVGalaxyUnpacked, Livestreaming in Decentraland

Škoda (VW Group)

Škodaverse

Starbucks

Odyssey Beta experience

Tag Heuer

Display your NFT artworks on your wristConnected Calibre E4, NFT and photo viewer

Tiffany & Co

https://nft.tiffany.com

Time Magazine

https://nft.time.com/

Timex

Custom One-of-One Watch and NFTsTimex goes Ape

Twitter

NFT profile picture

Visa

Visa Masters of Movement w/ Crypto.com

Youtube

A Look at 2022: Community, Collaboration, and Commerce

Yves Saint Laurent Beauté (L’Oréal)

On the Edge of Reality

Zara

Metaverse Collection Lime Glam’

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