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Tommy Hilfiger
The Netherlands & UK campaigns elevate Tommy Hilfiger's store traffic, awareness and sales
Tommy Hilfiger's collaboration with Shawn Mendes launched a dual-site non-digital campaign across NL and UK Westfield malls, propelling store traffic, awareness, and collection sales to new heights.
Centres

W. Mall of the Netherlands & W. Stratford City

Country

The Netherlands & UK

Objective

Product launch

Sales increase
+%
Store footfall increase
+%

The second time was most certainly a charm for US fashion label Tommy Hilfiger when it followed its highly successful non-digital campaign debut at Westfield Mall of the Netherlands the previous year with the launch of its brand-new collection – a collaboration with Canadian singer-songwriter, Shawn Mendes.

Buoyed by the success of its first non-digital campaign, one year on the brand decided to go big, with a similar activation running simultaneously at Westfield Stratford City, in the UK.

The combined sites provided impactful domination, to boost traffic to the store and create awareness for the new collection. With big uplifts from pre-campaign, to the launch for the store generally and for the TOMMYXSHAWN product line specifically, it gave the Canadian singer-songwriter – and Tommy Hilfiger – another hit to add to their growing list.

Key facts

  • Non-digital campaign

  • Simultaneous activation in the UK

  • Impactful domination boosted awareness and traffic to store, with matching conversion to sales

Results

+26% in total store sales value (off +9% uplift in FF) and +9% increase in FF vs pre-launch

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Tommy Hilfiger capturing the most wow locations
Full facade covering showcasing Shawn Mendes on an XXL format
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Print media supports spread across the centre
Tommy Hilfiger's campaign was also displayed on kakemonos to ensure visibility to all customers
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XL media supports around the store and the mall
Tommy Hilfiger took over escalators and banners at key strategic locations