Timberland campaign targets credit-crunch spenders

LONDON - Timberland has launched a humorous outdoor campaign themed around the credit crunch.

Timberland campaign targets credit-crunch spenders

The campaign, created by Leagas Delaney, is aimed at cash-strapped consumers who expect their money to go further and their purchases to last longer

The ads display white copy on a black background accompanied by a product shot. Straplines include, ‘We build things to last. Maybe we should start a bank', and ‘One American institution that won't fall apart'.

Three rotating executions will run at Oxford Circus station on the digital escalator panels, and a further three executions will appear at Westfield shopping centre on its digital panels.

Full page press ads for the hard-wearing clothing and shoe company will appear from next month.

 

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