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WEDNESDAY HAVE LAUNCHED THE NEW ONLINE HOME OF JOHN LOBB
John Lobb has been making the finest shoes and boots for gentlemen since 1866 in London and 1902 in Paris. Its rich heritage is reinforced by timeless qualities of craftsmanship, service and style – attributes that are now available to a wider international John Lobb audience. The company continues to maintain its bespoke shoe-making tradition in Paris, while also retaining core bespoke principles in the manufacture of its expanding ready-to-wear collection of shoes and leather goods.
The new John Lobb website is a home which reflects the timeless style and unique heritage of the brand, whilst maintaining a distinctly British humour, allowing visitors to easily explore the brand and it’s unrivalled range of luxury products and services.
In addition, Wednesday has worked with John Lobb to create a new Global Advertising campaign – the ’190 Steps’. A nod to the exceptional craftsmanship of the company – it takes 190 Steps to create every pair of John Lobb shoes – the campaign explores the story behind this process and the remarkable talent of the John Lobb craftsmen who are responsible for one of the world’s few true luxury products. To learn more visit www.JohnLobb.com/190-steps/
Wednesday are working with the luxury fashion house Pringle of Scotland on the launch of their forthcoming new e-commerce website.
Pringle is in the middle of an exciting moment as it re-positions itself back at the forefront of the fashion world – rapidly gaining recognition as a leading british luxury fashion brand thanks to new, visionary leadership and some bold collaborations.
Wednesday join the likes of Ryan Mcginley, Tilda Swinton, Douglas Gordon & David Shrigley in working with Pringle of Scotland to drive this future success.
As well as introducing e-commerce, the new website will be the home for all of Pringle’s existing collaborations and will also feature an exciting editorial content agenda.
To view the latest Ryan Mcginley & Tilda Swinton ad campaign video click here.
To view the highly amusing David Shrigley cartoon on the history of Pringle click here.
To view the existing site visit www.pringlescotland.com