when you open the kit, the first card introduces where the cashmere pieces were inspired from and the evolution of knits from 1958 to today. the exterior of the kit is perforated, giving the package a nice texture and feel prior to opening. specialty papers and processes where used in the production of the collateral. […]
NIKE WOMENS APPAREL
press: nike supernatural spring/summer lookbook starring allyson felix featured in the huffington post
nike microsite and its content created by ceft and company new york “nike is taking its apparel to a whole new level! the athletic wear mega brand has released a high-flying collection of images for its women’s spring/summer 2013 lookbook with help from one of our favorite olympic athletes, allyson felix, along with fellow olympians–alex morgan and paola espinosa. the ladies, who nike refers to as “superhumans,” displayed their world class athleticism and style by leaping, soaring, jumping and bending in a range of the brand’s newest threads. and “soaring” is a pretty accurate way to describe allyson’s career. not only did the 27-year-old track and field sprinter add two olympic gold…
digital: content and qr codes created by ceft and company for nike
user scans the qr code with mobile device to play product video. see one of the 6 videos below. six short clips created for nike by ceft and company during nike’s event in NYC, allowing users with iphone and other smart phones to tag and view the content for the launch of nike women’s apparel. […]
press: nike be free featured on graphic optimism
throughout their lives, women are confined within spaces, garments and shoes that restrict the body’s natural movement. for spring/summer, nike has created women’s training apparel and footwear that is lightweight and breathable, with minimal distraction and superior comfort. collectively, they lift women into an elevated state, so they can be free. photography was captured as a collaboration between nike and paris based art photographer denis darzacq, renowned for his work within street photography and fine art. the campaign was developed by ceft and company.”
