Um, I just don't get it. Without some explanation I'm not getting why I'm looking at jeans in plastic containers with "fresh produce" on the label. I assume "Cooked" is the brand of the jeans, and thats how the food theme ties in, but it still seems like quite a leap. And how do I try these one?
I have the Jeff's opinion. "Without some explanation I'm not getting why I'm looking at jeans in plastic containers with "fresh produce" on the label." Although I like it! =)
Hi! I have the Jeff's opinion: "Without some explanation I'm not getting why I'm looking at jeans in plastic containers with "fresh produce" on the label." Nevertheless, I like it! =)
This brand of Barcelona try to sell clothes as a product made with ingredients from here, playing with food and preparing exquisite pants "designed/cooked" in Barcelona.
Come on guys, its fun packaging pure and simple. Imagine your in the clothing section and you spot a package like this. More than likely you're going to end up picking it up and looking it over and, best case scenario for the manufacturer, maybe even purchasing it. While I admit the functionality may need some work (trying them on like mentioned before) this is a pretty cool design.
Unfortunately, touch is very important when buying clothes, and the design removes it from the equation. A purchase is highly unlikely because of this. You can get great awareness and recall but no purchase.
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And how do I try these one?
I have the Jeff's opinion: "Without some explanation I'm not getting why I'm looking at jeans in plastic containers with "fresh produce" on the label." Nevertheless, I like it! =)
is this supposed to happen?