CENTAURO Promo, Case study WEIGHT OF THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT by Salles Chemistri Sao Paulo

WEIGHT OF THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT
The Promo / PR Ad titled WEIGHT OF THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT was done by Salles Chemistri Sao Paulo advertising agency for CENTAURO in Brazil. It was released in Mar 2010.

CENTAURO: WEIGHT OF THE BRAZILIAN SHIRT

Released
March 2010
Posted
March 2010
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Credits & Description:

Category: Clothing, Footwear & Accessories

Advertiser: CENTAURO

Product/Service: SPORTS RETAILER

Agency: SALLES CHEMISTRI

Date of First Appearance: Mar 13 2010 12:00AM

Entrant Company: SALLES CHEMISTRI, Sao Paulo, BRAZIL

Creative Director: Hugo Rodrigues (Salles Chemistri)

Creative Director: Victor Hayashida (Salles Chemistri)

Copywriter: Cristiane Parede (Salles Chemistri)

Art Director: Nelson Costa (Salles Chemistri)

Art Director: Erico Braga (Salles Chemistri)

Account Executive: Ana Rime (Salles Chemistri)

Production: Rita Vilarim (Salles Chemistri)

Production: Flavio Zamboni (Salles Chemistri)

Production: Marcelo Teixeira (Salles Chemistri)

Media placement: In-Store Action - 120 Centauro Stores - 13 March 2010



Results and Effectiveness

During the 2 weeks of the action, thousands of consumers were impacted in the over 120 Centauro stores throughout the country. This increased sales for the Brazilian shirt to 15% over the original target and drew the Centauro brand closer to the consumer.



Creative Execution

We developed an action in Centauro stores in which consumers could actually 'feel' the weight of 5 of these world titles. A hanger weighing 2kg was specially manufactured to display the Brazilian football jerseys in the store. A hidden camera filmed the unexpected reaction of the people and the footage ended up in specialised sports sites. A simple hanger became an unexpected and impacting communication platform, generating curiosity and buzz at the POS.



Insights, Strategy & the Idea

The Brazilian football team is the biggest winner of the FIFA World Cup, having a total of 5 world championships and being recognised for its distinctive yellow shirt.
In Brazil, there is an expression that translates the respect earned by this shirt – it is the 'weight' of the Brazilian shirt. In a country where people breathe football and with the World Cup drawing near, Centauro – the largest chain of sporting goods – could not let this opportunity go by unnoticed.