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5 questions we would have loved to ask:
                          WHAT’S YOUR DEFINITION OF COOL?




                              WHY BASKETBALL SHOES?




     YOUR AMBITION IS TO BE SUSTAINABLE. HOW WILL YOU ACHIEVE THAT CONSIDERING
           YOUR BUSINESS IS BASED ON FAST FASHION AND MASS PRODUCTION?




   WE KNOW WHO YOU WANT TO TALK TO. BUT WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THE SHOES?




WHEN (IF SO) HAVE YOU BEEN ”COOL” AND RELEVANT FOR THIS TARGET AUDIENCE IN THE PAST?
5 assumptions we had to make:
                                        WHAT’S YOUR DEFINITION OF COOL?
  WE DEFINE COOL AS SOMETHING OR SOMEONE WHO IS CONFIDENT ENOUGH TO GO HER OWN WAY AND IS ADMIRED FOR BEING HERSELF.
                                SOMEONE WHO CAN BE FOLLOWED. NOT FOLLOWING. THE ORIGINAL.



                                               WHY BASKETBALL SHOES?
                              H&M IS NOT KNOWN FOR MAKING SHOES AND HAS NO SPORTS HERITAGE.
                     THAT MAKES BASKETBALL SHOES A POSSIBLE PRODUCT TO CHANGE THE PERCEPTION OF H&M.



            YOUR AMBITION IS TO BE SUSTAINABLE. HOW WILL YOU ACHIEVE THAT CONSIDERING
         YOUR BUSINESS IS BASED ON FAST FASHION, MASS PRODUCTION AND CHEAP MATERIALS?
 WE ASSUME THE BASKETBALL SHOES (AND ALL OTHER PRODUCTS) ARE PRODUCED IN ENVIROMENTALLY FRIENDLY MATERIALS AND FACTORIES
                                             AND THAT THE SHOE CAN BE RECYCLED.



          WE KNOW WHO YOU WANT TO TALK TO. BUT WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THE SHOES?
WE THINK THAT THE AUDIENCE ACTUALLY BUYING THE SHOES IS BROADER BOTH WHEN IT COMES TO AGE AND AMOUNT OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE.
                           WE THINK CONVERSE’S CHUCK TAYLOR-MODEL DEFINES THE POTENTIAL MARKET.



     WHEN (IF SO) HAVE YOU BEEN ”COOL” AND RELEVANT FOR THIS TARGET AUDIENCE IN THE PAST?
  WE THINK THE COLLABORATION WITH FAMOUS FASHION DESIGNERS HAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS AND THAT THE ATTENTION BROUGHT BY
CELEBRITIES LIKE NATALIE PORTMAN WEARING A H&M-DRESS ON THE RED CARPET IS PERCEIVED AS ”COOL” BY THE DEFINED TARGET AUDIENCE.
Our thoughts
Objective
             CHANGE THE PERCEPTION OF H&M,
               FROM CLOTHES WORTH BUYING
            TO A BRAND WORTH TALKING ABOUT.




                  Assignment
      LAUNCH H&M’S NEW RANGE OF BASKETBALL SHOES
WITH A GLOBAL CAMPAIGN IN LINE WITH THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE.
Who are we talking to?
                      YOUNG ADULTS 18–24
               HIGHLY SOCIAL / SOCIAL LUBRICANTS
            INFLUENCERS WITHIN THEIR SOCIAL SPHERE




                   Who are they?
   1. NARROW INTERPRETATION – FASHION BLOGGERS AND MEDIA
    THE TARGET AUDIENCE IS EASY TO FIND BUT HARD TO REACH.
THEY ARE APPROACHED BY EVERY COMPANY IN THE WORLD AS WE SPEAK.
        THEY WANT TO STAY CREDIBLE. THEY CAN’T SELL OUT.

      2. BROAD INTERPRETATION – EVERYONE WEARING SHOES
  EVERYONE IS A INFLUENCER FOR SOMEONE. NOW MORE THAN EVER.
      1.000.000 SHOES HAVE 1.000.000 POTENTIAL INFLUENCERS.
ADVANTAGE >
 What do they like                                                   What do they dislike
  about H&M?                          H&M                              about H&M?
                                  always makes
                                 clothes based on
              “
       H&M IS UP TO DATE
                                   trends set by
                                      others.
                                                                                  “
                                                                       H&M IS NOT THE TRENDSETTER
      H&M IS AFFORDABLE                                                  H&M IS WEAR AND TEAR
     H&M HAS A WIDE RANGE                                                    H&M IS GENERIC




                                                    DISADVANTAGE >
H&M HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE                                             H&M IS NOT UNIQUE


              ”                                                                   ”
This is why H&M is not “cool”?

                         H&M
                     always makes
                    clothes based on
                      trends set by
                         others.


There is always “the original” alternative on the market.
     H&M is what I can afford. Not what I want.
How can H&M change that?


                          Create
                        something
                         original.



Originality is a precondition for being perceived as “cool”.
When have H&M been considered original in the past?
             DESIGNER COOPERATIONS                     AMBASSADEURS




             Famous designers to affordable    $50 dress on the Pre-Oscar Party is
               prices for a limited time was           ground breaking.
                          unique.


      SOCIAL AND FASHION CREDIBILITY THROUGH ATTACHMENT. NEVER ON ITS OWN.
Can a basketball shoe ever be original?




                AFTER THIS?
Can a basketball shoe change the perception of H&M?
The shoe itself can’t.
The idea behind it can.
What’s H&M known for:
            AFFORDABLE
            UP TO DATE
         MASS PRODUCTION




What the idea must attach:
      CONFIDENCE IN THE BRAND
           SUSTAINABILITY
            ORIGINALITY
THE IDEA ABOUT THE SHOE



      We’re not making another basketball shoe.
We’re making 1.000.000 affordable, recyclable originals.
Phase 1
LAUNCH 1.000.000 ORIGINALS.
1.


Design a great looking shoe.




   (THAT’S REALLY UP TO YOU. OBVIOUSLY.)
2.


Make sure it contributes to the main brand.




           (THESE ARE H&M SHOES. NO DOUBTS.)
3.


Make the mass production unique




                                0.025.935
   (NUMBER EACH PAIR OF SHOES FROM 1 – 1.000.000.)
Phase 2
MANIFEST SUSTAINABILITY.
5.


                            Recycle.




                                               0.314.512
                              0.025.935

          (ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO RETUR THEIR WORN OUT SHOES
                SO THAT H&M CAN RECYCLE THEM PROPERLY.
               OFFER A VOUCHER TO SHOP AT H&M AS REWARD.
REUSE THE SHOE-NUMBER AS A SIGNIFICANT MARKER OF THE RECYCLING PROCESS.)
Phase 3
ADD FUN AND SUSTAIN INTEREST.
5.


                          Find your sole mate.




                                                      0.314.512
                                     0.025.935

             (MIX UP THE NUMBERS SO THAT THE LEFT AND RIGHT SHOE IN EVERY PAIR
 ARE DIFFERENT FROM EACHOTHER. IF YOU CAN FIND THE MATCHING SHOE-NUMBER SOMEWHERE IN
THE WORLD AND RETURN THE SHOES TO H&M YOU GET A PAIR OF EXCLUSIVE HAND MADE SHOES MADE
                 FOR YOUR FEET. THIS SHOE CAN NOT BE BOUGHT ONLY EARNED.)
Strategy
                                    Use the H&M brand with pride.
Don’t hide the logotype. Don’t make up a new brand. We want people to change their perception of H&M.
                                    Let the shoes contribute to that.

                             Make the shoe feel mass produced and unique.
 We wan’t it to be desirable. Yet, we can not hide the fact that it is a mass produced shoe. Embrace mass
       production and make it positive. Unique shoes worn by many can bring people together.

                                        Make sustainibility core.
 Sustainibility is important for H&M. And it’s important for young adults living on planet earth. The idea
                 simply has to prove H&M takes the task seriously. But not in a boring way.

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H&m pitch a[p]sotw

  • 2. 5 questions we would have loved to ask: WHAT’S YOUR DEFINITION OF COOL? WHY BASKETBALL SHOES? YOUR AMBITION IS TO BE SUSTAINABLE. HOW WILL YOU ACHIEVE THAT CONSIDERING YOUR BUSINESS IS BASED ON FAST FASHION AND MASS PRODUCTION? WE KNOW WHO YOU WANT TO TALK TO. BUT WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THE SHOES? WHEN (IF SO) HAVE YOU BEEN ”COOL” AND RELEVANT FOR THIS TARGET AUDIENCE IN THE PAST?
  • 3. 5 assumptions we had to make: WHAT’S YOUR DEFINITION OF COOL? WE DEFINE COOL AS SOMETHING OR SOMEONE WHO IS CONFIDENT ENOUGH TO GO HER OWN WAY AND IS ADMIRED FOR BEING HERSELF. SOMEONE WHO CAN BE FOLLOWED. NOT FOLLOWING. THE ORIGINAL. WHY BASKETBALL SHOES? H&M IS NOT KNOWN FOR MAKING SHOES AND HAS NO SPORTS HERITAGE. THAT MAKES BASKETBALL SHOES A POSSIBLE PRODUCT TO CHANGE THE PERCEPTION OF H&M. YOUR AMBITION IS TO BE SUSTAINABLE. HOW WILL YOU ACHIEVE THAT CONSIDERING YOUR BUSINESS IS BASED ON FAST FASHION, MASS PRODUCTION AND CHEAP MATERIALS? WE ASSUME THE BASKETBALL SHOES (AND ALL OTHER PRODUCTS) ARE PRODUCED IN ENVIROMENTALLY FRIENDLY MATERIALS AND FACTORIES AND THAT THE SHOE CAN BE RECYCLED. WE KNOW WHO YOU WANT TO TALK TO. BUT WHO DO YOU THINK WILL BUY THE SHOES? WE THINK THAT THE AUDIENCE ACTUALLY BUYING THE SHOES IS BROADER BOTH WHEN IT COMES TO AGE AND AMOUNT OF SOCIAL INFLUENCE. WE THINK CONVERSE’S CHUCK TAYLOR-MODEL DEFINES THE POTENTIAL MARKET. WHEN (IF SO) HAVE YOU BEEN ”COOL” AND RELEVANT FOR THIS TARGET AUDIENCE IN THE PAST? WE THINK THE COLLABORATION WITH FAMOUS FASHION DESIGNERS HAS BEEN A GREAT SUCCESS AND THAT THE ATTENTION BROUGHT BY CELEBRITIES LIKE NATALIE PORTMAN WEARING A H&M-DRESS ON THE RED CARPET IS PERCEIVED AS ”COOL” BY THE DEFINED TARGET AUDIENCE.
  • 5. Objective CHANGE THE PERCEPTION OF H&M, FROM CLOTHES WORTH BUYING TO A BRAND WORTH TALKING ABOUT. Assignment LAUNCH H&M’S NEW RANGE OF BASKETBALL SHOES WITH A GLOBAL CAMPAIGN IN LINE WITH THE OVERALL OBJECTIVE.
  • 6. Who are we talking to? YOUNG ADULTS 18–24 HIGHLY SOCIAL / SOCIAL LUBRICANTS INFLUENCERS WITHIN THEIR SOCIAL SPHERE Who are they? 1. NARROW INTERPRETATION – FASHION BLOGGERS AND MEDIA THE TARGET AUDIENCE IS EASY TO FIND BUT HARD TO REACH. THEY ARE APPROACHED BY EVERY COMPANY IN THE WORLD AS WE SPEAK. THEY WANT TO STAY CREDIBLE. THEY CAN’T SELL OUT. 2. BROAD INTERPRETATION – EVERYONE WEARING SHOES EVERYONE IS A INFLUENCER FOR SOMEONE. NOW MORE THAN EVER. 1.000.000 SHOES HAVE 1.000.000 POTENTIAL INFLUENCERS.
  • 7. ADVANTAGE > What do they like What do they dislike about H&M? H&M about H&M? always makes clothes based on “ H&M IS UP TO DATE trends set by others. “ H&M IS NOT THE TRENDSETTER H&M IS AFFORDABLE H&M IS WEAR AND TEAR H&M HAS A WIDE RANGE H&M IS GENERIC DISADVANTAGE > H&M HAS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE H&M IS NOT UNIQUE ” ”
  • 8. This is why H&M is not “cool”? H&M always makes clothes based on trends set by others. There is always “the original” alternative on the market. H&M is what I can afford. Not what I want.
  • 9. How can H&M change that? Create something original. Originality is a precondition for being perceived as “cool”.
  • 10. When have H&M been considered original in the past? DESIGNER COOPERATIONS AMBASSADEURS Famous designers to affordable $50 dress on the Pre-Oscar Party is prices for a limited time was ground breaking. unique. SOCIAL AND FASHION CREDIBILITY THROUGH ATTACHMENT. NEVER ON ITS OWN.
  • 11. Can a basketball shoe ever be original? AFTER THIS?
  • 12. Can a basketball shoe change the perception of H&M?
  • 13. The shoe itself can’t. The idea behind it can.
  • 14. What’s H&M known for: AFFORDABLE UP TO DATE MASS PRODUCTION What the idea must attach: CONFIDENCE IN THE BRAND SUSTAINABILITY ORIGINALITY
  • 15. THE IDEA ABOUT THE SHOE We’re not making another basketball shoe. We’re making 1.000.000 affordable, recyclable originals.
  • 17. 1. Design a great looking shoe. (THAT’S REALLY UP TO YOU. OBVIOUSLY.)
  • 18. 2. Make sure it contributes to the main brand. (THESE ARE H&M SHOES. NO DOUBTS.)
  • 19. 3. Make the mass production unique 0.025.935 (NUMBER EACH PAIR OF SHOES FROM 1 – 1.000.000.)
  • 21. 5. Recycle. 0.314.512 0.025.935 (ENCOURAGE CUSTOMERS TO RETUR THEIR WORN OUT SHOES SO THAT H&M CAN RECYCLE THEM PROPERLY. OFFER A VOUCHER TO SHOP AT H&M AS REWARD. REUSE THE SHOE-NUMBER AS A SIGNIFICANT MARKER OF THE RECYCLING PROCESS.)
  • 22. Phase 3 ADD FUN AND SUSTAIN INTEREST.
  • 23. 5. Find your sole mate. 0.314.512 0.025.935 (MIX UP THE NUMBERS SO THAT THE LEFT AND RIGHT SHOE IN EVERY PAIR ARE DIFFERENT FROM EACHOTHER. IF YOU CAN FIND THE MATCHING SHOE-NUMBER SOMEWHERE IN THE WORLD AND RETURN THE SHOES TO H&M YOU GET A PAIR OF EXCLUSIVE HAND MADE SHOES MADE FOR YOUR FEET. THIS SHOE CAN NOT BE BOUGHT ONLY EARNED.)
  • 24. Strategy Use the H&M brand with pride. Don’t hide the logotype. Don’t make up a new brand. We want people to change their perception of H&M. Let the shoes contribute to that. Make the shoe feel mass produced and unique. We wan’t it to be desirable. Yet, we can not hide the fact that it is a mass produced shoe. Embrace mass production and make it positive. Unique shoes worn by many can bring people together. Make sustainibility core. Sustainibility is important for H&M. And it’s important for young adults living on planet earth. The idea simply has to prove H&M takes the task seriously. But not in a boring way.