Fossil has announced the launch of their latest campaign, Made For This. Alongside the campaign unveil, the brand has also revealed a complete overhaul of its creative expression across all touchpoints, inclusive of a modernised brand image and premium product assortment.

Speaking on the announcement, Lisa Pillette, chief marketing officer, Fossil Group said, “Made For This is the culmination of extensive efforts across all areas of our business, in all regions, with both internal and external partners. We dug deep into Fossil’s nearly 40-year heritage and explored not only the role Fossil has played in so many lives for so long, but how the next generation of consumers is connecting most deeply with brands. The result of this work is our multi-year strategy that will bring our beloved heritage brand into its next era and to a new audience.”

“A core element to this journey is a shared value between Fossil and our consumers: the ownership of one’s time. They’re incredibly thoughtful that time is spent with purpose, intentionality and community. Each way in which Fossil is a part of someone’s life—crafting leather goods that get better with age, the intention behind a watch’s intricate details, the methods in which we connect with our audience—is similarly defined by the time and care taken to create lasting products to be alongside them,” she added.

Moreover, the brand work also extends into product, including the identification of refreshed signature design elements, premiumisation of materials and a refined design vision with the establishment of platforms across categories—elevating the line to coincide with the revitalised brand ethos.

“As people experience moments, big and small, we want Fossil to be present and an important companion on their journey. Fossil has a rich history built on innovation and craftsmanship. Our brand strategy focuses on product elevation across watches, leather goods and jewelry. This includes a deliberate attention to design, incorporation of premium materials and establishing identifiable signature design elements across categories,” Melissa Lowenkron, chief brand officer added.

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