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"Successful activewear brands do more than sell a product, they promote a lifestyle and have a strong & recognizable DNA."

- Yves Hanania

For my account planning course, we were told to select a brand, identify its problem and create a campaign that would increase sales.
 
After conducting in-depth interviews, researching UA's target market and studying the active-wear industry I was able to create a whole new brand image for Under Armour.
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Concept: The UA Curry 9

ULTIMATE ARMOUR

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TO MAKE ALL ATHLETES BETTER "

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Achieving your goal. Exceeding expectations.

Succeeding at what you love.

The dash that is never touched by the zig-zag track, represents the WILL to never stop.

The beginning of an athlete's journey. 

The hard work.

The dedication.

The tears and bloodshed while working towards your goal.

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The  idea  was  to  make  UA  a  brand  that  identifies  with  its  target  audience "

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With this rebrand, Ultimate Armour will encourage athletes across the world to enjoy life and all of its ups and downs, rather than focusing on the destination. 

 

As Greg Anderson once said, "Joy is not found in finishing an activity, but in doing it."

 

The journey to success is never a straight line.

Under Armour's mission has always been to "make all athletes better." UA will position its brand to support the lifestyle of their consumers by evolving their products to fit the needs of today's active consumer. Todays activewear has shifted towards athleisure & street wear design.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Whether you're on or off the field, athletes need support with the ups and downs in their lives. Nike has the Swoosh, Adidas can keep the three stripes. Now Under Armour can revolutionize their designs on shoes, pants, head wear etc. with the simple use of the relatable zig-zag line.

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Concept: UA Streetwear

Concept: UA Athleisure

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