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Levi's a campaign for classics.
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Levi's a campaign for classics For 'Bartle, Bogle and Hegarty', the study of out dated ad campaigns is a key job. During the 1980s, Levi's were rapidly loosing their sales and profits were dropping, with very few purchases from the general public. There were many reasons for this, caused the company to come to us for assistance During the 1960s, jeans were clothes for young people such as students and, meaning that modern day youths were fashionably casual. Levi's jeans provided casual trousers that invoked feelings of rebellious freedom. Levi's played off the role of that era's hero's, like James Dean. Youthful rebellion aspired to the example that jeans represented the US way of life, of hero's. Levi's started to branch out, and it was the public's opinion that the company was selling inferior goods, without the quality of the jeans they used to produce, so much so that during the mid...
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