Showing posts with label Customers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Customers. Show all posts

Thursday, 15 December 2011

WHO WEARS LEVI'S ?



Let’s discover our brothers in arms. Let’s pay attention to those people who buys a 5-pockets piece of history. Who are they?


Potentially Levi’s can target anyone. Anyone can wear Levi’s and the long history and existence of Levi’s prove its universality. However, if the target market is huge, the brand identity of Levi’s tells us who buys Levi’s. First of all Levi’s is definitely for the youth rebellious people. The last Go Forth advertising shows it. This is deeply rooted in the history since 1960’s when students protestors adopted jeans as uniform. However, the classic vintage image of Levi’s has evolved, following the trends of the market. The Levi’s jeans became fashionable items and seduced a larger consumer target.


Then, the price of the product is quite high. That is why young elite upper class and trendsetters are also Levi’s consumers. Wearing a Levi’s is a sign of quality but also of sophistication.  Also, the variety of cuts enables to potentially satisfy everyone. The cowboy would have its bootcut, the casual guy would buy a regular, the slim will goes on fashionistas’ legs while the baggy one would follow the trendiest skateboarders. This is the substance of Levi’s: tending to universality. 

"Many customers want an all-American jean, and Levi's is a name associated with that," says Darcy Penick, an assistant buyer with Neiman Marcus Group Inc. This is another common point of Levi’s consumer: they buy a heritage. Levi’s has satisfied Men and Women for generations, they keep on doing it.

Crossing someone in the streets who wears a Levi’s might create a strong feeling of community and a sharing of value. Simply because Levi’s heritage is already on him, is already on you.


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Saturday, 10 December 2011

WHO WEARS SEVEN?


Well yeah, what makes the crowd go for the expensive 7 jeans? Why are there apparently so many people who rather spoil their entire salary on one pair of blue jeans than go for ones that wont leave a huge black hole in the wallet? I tell you why, because the 7 wearers know what makes their butt look good. They also know that the only jeans brand to give them that are the ones with the 7 logo. 7 gives them jeans with the best fit and the best fabric on the market.



Larissa Noble, creative director of the brand defines the 7 wearers:

”Our customers are fashion innovators, those who take risks and set the trends. They enjoy being stylish and have their finger on the pulse of fashion.”

People who choose to buy 7 for all Mankind jeans are keen to be in the forefront of what’s new and trendy, but do not let quality fall behind. If it is a choice between quality and price, the first will always be the case for 7 lovers. You just can’t put a price on fashion, innovation and quality! And apparently this is crucial for the 7 wearers, from age 15 to 40, famous or not famous, boy or girl, dark or light wash, skinny or boot cut, it is important for All Mankind.

The ones flashing the 7 logo on their back-pockets are peoples that now what the trend report says and also a keen to choose fit and feeling comfortable before price tag. There is no year limit and the 7 family stretches from 15 to 40, boys and girls, famous or not so famous, boot-cut lover or skinny leg adorer – 7 for all Mankind lives up to their name!

Who is the ultimate 7 wearer, according to Larissa? Well, in the end all.





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http://www.denimology.com/2008/03/designer_q_7_for_all_manking.php

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Thursday, 8 December 2011

DIESEL - BE STUPID

The Diesel brand is very much built on identity. The Diesel customers relate to the brand by either fitting the identity profile or aspiring to become what the brand represents. The customer image proposed by Diesel is very strong, perhaps too strong to be influenced by the customers. However, this need not be a problem for Diesel as long as the customers want to celebrate the rebellious, care free, individual and independent lifestyle which Diesel promotes.
   

Many of Diesel’s advertising campaigns are very different from the advertising of other high end fashion brands. The Be Stupid campaign is a good example of how the Diesel customers relate to the controversial message. Some customers find the message of the care free life amazing, while others admit to not understanding the idea, which might make them stupid, but that is perhaps what is cool.
  
     
Additionally two of the ads were banned in the UK, this only underlines the rebellious nature of the Diesel brand.
  


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