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Fashion Network
a day ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Clarks launches 'most customer-led BtS campaign to date'
Having introduced its 'Quality You Expect, Prices You Didn't' back-to-school (BtS) promotion earlier this month, footwear retail giant Clarks has now delivered its accompanying full-blown ad campaign. Rooted in its home territory of Somerset and brought to life by local children, the campaign highlights 'everything Clarks is trusted for: expert fit, lasting comfort, and outstanding quality—and now surprisingly at more affordable pricing', emphasising those footwear prices start from just £25, 'Clarks lowest school price in a decade!' Set to the upbeat energy of Justin Timberlake's song 'Can't Stop the Feeling', the campaign film captures the 'joy and freedom of childhood', featuring schoolkids singing, dancing, and living the on-going brand message: 'There's No Better Feeling Than... Clarks'. Vocals were recorded by a local schoolchildren, 'adding a vibrant, authentic touch', Clarks said. Filmed at its own head office and Wells Cathedral School, the ad is 'full of personality, with playful cartoon characters—like the brand's iconic foot gauge and Glastonbury Tor—floating through scenes'. Driven by consumer insight, Clarks said its BtS focus is a direct response to what parents have said they want: 'Trusted quality at an accessible price point'. And in a 2024 survey, Clarks ranked highest for quality and fit, but 24% of parents didn't buy due to perceived high costs, the brand noted. Dawn Porto, global head of product, added: 'We've worked hard to offer the same trusted Clarks quality at more accessible price points— without sacrificing design, materials, or fit. This year's range is our most diverse yet, with fresh silhouettes, broader sizing and even schoolwear—all developed to give families more choice and better value.'
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Business Standard
a day ago
- Business
- Business Standard
India-UK FTA to open new opportunities for textiles, boost footwear exports
The India-UK free trade agreement is expected to significantly boost India's textile and footwear exports, unlocking Rs 7,000 crore in additional business and accelerating growth in the sector Shine Jacob Chennai Listen to This Article The signing of the India-UK Free Trade Agreement (FTA) is expected to boost the labour-intensive Indian export sectors like textiles and footwear, among others. According to industry estimates, the deal may bring in additional business of around ₹7,000 crore to the textile and apparel (T&A) industry in India, taking it forward to the 2030 target of $100 billion exports. Similarly, footwear (leather and non-leather) and other leather products' trade is expected to touch $1 billion in two years, from $440 million now. The deal may turn advantageous for footwear brands like Clarks, Superdry, Marks & Spencer (M&S), and John Lobb
Fashion Network
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Clarks launches 'most customer-led BtS campaign to date'
Having introduced its 'Quality You Expect, Prices You Didn't' back-to-school (BtS) promotion earlier this month, footwear retail giant Clarks has now delivered its accompanying full-blown ad campaign. Rooted in its home territory of Somerset and brought to life by local children, the campaign highlights 'everything Clarks is trusted for: expert fit, lasting comfort, and outstanding quality—and now surprisingly at more affordable pricing', emphasising those footwear prices start from just £25, 'Clarks lowest school price in a decade!' Set to the upbeat energy of Justin Timberlake's song 'Can't Stop the Feeling', the campaign film captures the 'joy and freedom of childhood', featuring schoolkids singing, dancing, and living the on-going brand message: 'There's No Better Feeling Than... Clarks'. Vocals were recorded by a local schoolchildren, 'adding a vibrant, authentic touch', Clarks said. Filmed at its own head office and Wells Cathedral School, the ad is 'full of personality, with playful cartoon characters—like the brand's iconic foot gauge and Glastonbury Tor—floating through scenes'. Driven by consumer insight, Clarks said its BtS focus is a direct response to what parents have said they want: 'Trusted quality at an accessible price point'. And in a 2024 survey, Clarks ranked highest for quality and fit, but 24% of parents didn't buy due to perceived high costs, the brand noted. Dawn Porto, global head of product, added: 'We've worked hard to offer the same trusted Clarks quality at more accessible price points— without sacrificing design, materials, or fit. This year's range is our most diverse yet, with fresh silhouettes, broader sizing and even schoolwear—all developed to give families more choice and better value.'
Fashion Network
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Fashion Network
Clarks launches 'most customer-led BtS campaign to date'
Having introduced its 'Quality You Expect, Prices You Didn't' back-to-school (BtS) promotion earlier this month, footwear retail giant Clarks has now delivered its accompanying full-blown ad campaign. Rooted in its home territory of Somerset and brought to life by local children, the campaign highlights 'everything Clarks is trusted for: expert fit, lasting comfort, and outstanding quality—and now surprisingly at more affordable pricing', emphasising those footwear prices start from just £25, 'Clarks lowest school price in a decade!' Set to the upbeat energy of Justin Timberlake's song 'Can't Stop the Feeling', the campaign film captures the 'joy and freedom of childhood', featuring schoolkids singing, dancing, and living the on-going brand message: 'There's No Better Feeling Than... Clarks'. Vocals were recorded by a local schoolchildren, 'adding a vibrant, authentic touch', Clarks said. Filmed at its own head office and Wells Cathedral School, the ad is 'full of personality, with playful cartoon characters—like the brand's iconic foot gauge and Glastonbury Tor—floating through scenes'. Driven by consumer insight, Clarks said its BtS focus is a direct response to what parents have said they want: 'Trusted quality at an accessible price point'. And in a 2024 survey, Clarks ranked highest for quality and fit, but 24% of parents didn't buy due to perceived high costs, the brand noted. Dawn Porto, global head of product, added: 'We've worked hard to offer the same trusted Clarks quality at more accessible price points— without sacrificing design, materials, or fit. This year's range is our most diverse yet, with fresh silhouettes, broader sizing and even schoolwear—all developed to give families more choice and better value.'
Scottish Sun
6 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Little-known outlet shops from retailers like M&S and Dunelm where you can get up to 70% off
Shoppers can save up to 70% by shopping at a Dunelm outlet SHOP TO IT Little-known outlet shops from retailers like M&S and Dunelm where you can get up to 70% off Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) SPLASHING your hard-earned cash on designer brands can be pricey, but there is a way to get your hands on expensive goods for less. Heading to an outlet shopping centre is an easy way to do this. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 1 Dunelm has a number of outlet stores which help shoppers save Credit: Alamy There are over 30 of these retail outlets across the UK, the biggest being Cheshire Oaks Designer Outlet in Ellesmere Port. While high street stores offer limited sales, at an outlet there are typically deals and offers all year round. You can expect to find discounted deals on items that could be excess or clearance stock from past seasons. Some items may also be specifically made for the outlet shoppers. Brands like Dunelm and even M&S run these types of discount stores, let's take a look at what you may be able to find on offer. M&S The beloved retailer has over 20 outlet stores across popular shopping centres in the UK. That includes locations across Wembley, Swindon and Manchester. It can be a great place to pick up discounts on its stylish furniture and clothing. M&S outlet stores also host sales on items that are already cheaper than what you find in one of its regular high street stores. For example, its branch at Dalton Park outlet shopping centre is currently running a 50% off sale on clothing. Shoppers can pick up summer trousers and shorts for £15. Shoppers race to M&S as one of their best selling items which is a mum-essential viral are scanning for just 63 PENCE You can find your nearest outlet by visiting Clarks The popular shoe brand has a number of outlet stores across the UK, which can help you save on prices. And better yet, the brand also has an online outlet store where you can shop discounts over the web. Clarks is currently running an online offer where items are up to 60% off. That includes a pair of children's sandals, which are scanning for just £14 down from £24. You can also shop a pair of women's sandals for £55 down from £22. Nike Nike is a great place to pick up gym gear and trainers, but when you pay full price this can cost well over £100. Luckily, the US brand has a number of outlet stores across the UK to help shoppers bag a bargain. Currently, its branch in London's 02 outlet shopping centre is running a 30% end of summer sale on items in store. In the past, shoppers have also spotted Mid Runner 2 trainers for £38.46, Air Span IIs for £62.96 and Air Max Bliss kicks for 50% cheaper at £46.47. Dunelm The popular store has up to six outlet sites across the UK, including Bradford, Fenton and Rochdale. Bargains that are considered "as new" are reduced by 30%, and items that are slightly damaged will be marked as 50% off. And DIY fans who fancy an upcycling project can shop products that are up to 70% off. Products on sale can be either goods that customers have returned that are still in good condition or they may be slightly damaged. In the past, shoppers have managed to get their hands on a sofa for just £49.90 instead of £499 by shopping in one of these branches.
