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Brand Upscale
Strategy
Kanwal Kapil
First Step Before you identify which Branding Strategy Need to know your Brand Well Personality, Identity, Key Attributes At which Stage Brand is Whether its Brand Extension will be
successful or Not. ?
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Which Branding Strategy
Fashion Industry Insight The nature of fashion is that it changes each year as new labels push last seasons brands to the back of the closet. Thats why firms in the fashion industry must constantly reinvent themselves and teeter on the cutting edge while remaining firmly positioned as a strong brand with staying power.
DIESEL - Brand
DIESEL as a Brand
Famous for its CULT Diesel Jeans Fastest growing Fashion company First clothing company on the Internet Core Values
Tangible Values
DIESEL as a Brand
Advertising
Though Controversial but Won awards
DIESEL as a Brand
Brand Portfolio Very Rich and Diversified
Product Lines
Core Identity
Exclusivity
Successful Living
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Thoughtfulness Freedom Exclusive Cutting Expensive Edge style Innovative Refined fabrics Durable Creativity Global outlook Sophistication
Marketing Mix
Product
D-Diesel StyleLab
Surprising style More Exclusive Innovative fabrics/materials More Expensive Independent Innovative approach
&
Positioning
D-Diesel
Upper end of leisure clothes Competitors Armani Levis Mustang Calvin Klein
denim &
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Lower end of high casual wear Competitors Miu Miu Prada Sport CP Company D&G
Positioning Pyramid
Distribution
Designer Store
Fashion Boutique
Designer Fashion
Gap Wrangler
Mass Market
Positioning
D-Diesel
Wider Target segment Age 16-25 High school/ College Students/ Young Professionals HIP Generation Middle Class Customer having passion for teenage spirited lifestyle
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Narrow Target segment Age25-34 Professionals, Managers Generation X Upper Middle Customer who feel that they have outgrown D-Diesel Brand Customer looking for cutting edge style Design conscious
Price
D-Diesel StyleLab
Blue Jeans
67 (EU) $100 (US)
Blue Jeans
125 (EU) $150 (US)
Jacket
72 (EU) $139 (US)
Jacket
335 (EU) $415 (US)
Place
D-Diesel StyleLab
Promotion
D-Diesel
Print ads: Magazines UK: Face, Elle, FHM, Loaded US: Marie, Claire, Rolling Stone, Wired Japan: Sesame, Fine Boys, Warp Advertising on TV, Cinemas Aim was to support both brand and product in equal proportion Social and political ad campaigns POP material Aim: To boost sales Simple themes with cute models and product features
StyleLab
Print Ads: Exclusive Fashion magazines Flaunt, Vogue Wallpaper, Dutch ID, Mixte Max Internet Advertising Aim was to build Brand Story telling to communicate its difference from D-Diesel POP material Aim: To develop brands image Creative ideas from corresponding ad campaign
Key Question
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To allow cherished designers to express creativity by experimenting with new cuts & fabrics
Key Insights
Branded House
Sub Brands
Endorsed Brands
House of Brands
Same Identity
Different Identity
Co Drivers
Strong Endorsement
Linked Name
Token Endorsement
Shadow Endorser
Not Connected
Toward Brands
House
of
Association enhance the value proposition Credibility with organizational associations Visibility Communication efficiencies
Create and Own a association for newly introduced product class Representing a new, different offering Deal with channel conflict
Redefine success by assigning the upscale brand a silver bullet role Reposition the Upscale entry
By having upscale associations to command price premium
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