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The Walking Company announces its fourth annual “Walking for Hope” campaign for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

Image and video hosting by TinyPicThe Walking Company has announced its fourth annual “Walking for Hope” campaign for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The chain will offer exclusive pink ribbon products from Abeo, Ugg, Dansko and more to support City of Hope’s breast cancer research, treatment and education program, and local charities and grassroots events dedicated to the research, prevention and treatment of breast cancer.

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The Moth and Talib Kweli help bring Ugg’s Fall ’14 campaign to life.

Socially conscious rapper and hip hop veteran Talib Kweli stepped out Tuesday at the Core: Club in New York for Ugg Australia’s Fall 2014 campaign kick off. Entitled “This Is Ugg,” the company focuses on how some of the smallest moments in our lives often end up becoming the most important in retrospect, featuring personal anecdotes from various brand ambassadors including New England Patriots QB Tom Brady and model/illustrator Langley Fox. 

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Ugg launches online customization tool.

Ugg Australia has launched Ugg by You, an online customization tool that puts the power of design at customers’ fingertips, transforming a visit to the brand’s website from a shopping trip to a creative experience. The tool allows consumers to riff on two classic styles, the Ugg Classic Short sheepskin boot and the Fluff flip-flop, by mixing and matching more than 11,000 color, outsole and trim combinations. Prices for the boot and sandal start at $220 and $110 respectively and increase per custom touch. 

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A Toast to Brand Strength

In case you missed the ads or didn’t get the chance to swing by its historic St. James’s Gate Brewery in Dublin this year, Guinness celebrated its 250th anniversary in 2009. While such an incredible milestone is most worthy of celebration (250 years!), what is particularly remarkable from a branding perspective is that its stewards have remained steadfast to the storied stout’s ingredients, kept its brand image equally pure and never turned their back on its rich Irish heritage. To put it bluntly, Guinness has never “put a lime” in its beer.

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The April/May 2024 Issue

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