Stretch & Burn

 

Stretch & Burn

When we met Richard Taylor and Clare-Marie Taylor, their new sustainable sportswear brand already had a neat name, logo and identity. So how could we help?

Often a logo isn’t the most crucial thing for a startup. Logos can be red herrings. It’s taking a position that can transform a brand’s fame and fortunes.

Stretch & Burn’s limited edition pieces focus on longevity and a refusal to add to the clothing mountain. This commitment formed their true north, and it was our job to amplify their conviction. So we created their brand voice, starting with the strapline: Earth. Limited Edition.

Check out their sustainable sportswear: http://stretchburn.com

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Catch The Breeze

 

Catch The Breeze

We’ve been working on the creation of a new holiday brand Catch the Breeze, from position, name and branding through to the website and launch communications. The new venture is from the Sykes family, who previously founded and ran the national letting business that still bears their name. Catch the Breeze is about pulling on all their experience to offer something exceptional. From coastal boltholes on the Northumberland coast to the rural idyll of country retreats in the Yorkshire Dales and Wales, each property provides peace, beauty and personal touches in equal measure.

Here’s a first look at how the brand is taking shape. We were inspired by the feeling you get when you land upon just the right property in just the right place—those places that lighten life’s load.

 

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A Christmas Conundrum
A Christmas Conundrum

 

A Christmas Conundrum

Around this time of year, it’s not unusual for wordy types to select a word of the year. But with so many seismic events can one word be held up above all others to reflect the ethos, mood, or preoccupations of an unprecedented year?

Here are a few words that we've strung together. Download

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Eurocamp | Summer 2020

Eurocamp | Summer 2020

The prospects for 2020 overseas holidays looked bleak until the relaxation of the UK government’s quarantine restrictions. Suddenly, for those looking for a much-needed break, there was an opportunity to escape their overly familiar four walls. But what kind of holiday do you go on in times like these?

With the nation wondering what their summer holidays will look like this year, we turned around a new TV advert in record time to showcase the relevance of Eurocamp’s position to the times in which we are living.

We wrote a host of new scripts within days, pragmatically utilising footage we captured back in 2018.

We recorded the voiceover down the line with broadcasting legend Gemma Cairney.

Then we set to work on all the prerequisite social cutdown and online films.

All in three weeks, start to finish.

The resulting campaign showcases how Eurocamp holidays are the perfect way for families to reconnect this summer because they offer a range of naturally spacious possibilities. This was an opportunity, not just for the brand to demonstrate why it’s ideal this summer given the continued presence of Coronavirus, but how this is how they’ve always done it. And always will. We celebrated the fact that Eurocamp does space in a big way, with emotion but staying clear of the well-trodden and overly affected Coronavirus ads out there in abundance.

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