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Showing posts with label Rebel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Rebel. Show all posts

Nov 27, 2009

Who is on your List ?


Rebel Sport, Bondi Junction.  I thought this was an innovative approach from this sports retailer.  They have certainly lifted their game for Christmas.

Nov 26, 2009

Glue that Holds the Brand Portfolio together



Glue, Rebel Sport, World Square.  A new Glue store - best described as urban street and sportswear apparel  and footwear - has opened in World Square.  It is notable that the Rebel Sport store has also undergone a brand identity update - check out the logo, which has a welcome softening of the black colours in the Rebel logo, with the addition of orange.  Not a coincidence, I am sure, that both businesses are owned by Ascendia who also own Amart (mainly in QLD).  They or their designer -  clearly like orange and black, and the white accent.





Nov 25, 2009

A Rebels' Christmas


Rebel Sport, Bondi Junction.Impressive thinking and creativity behind their Christmas decorations.  The imagery on the bollards neatly integrates Christmas and summer sports (Southern Hemisphere).


Nov 2, 2009

The Swing in Summer


Rebel Sport, Bondi Junction.  Good to see more colour in the Rebel Sport stores where black and white have historically been dominant - in my view overly dominant.  Over and above the obvious summer seasonal focus on swimwear, this style of advertising seems to suggest a swing towards summer outdoor lifestyle.  It will be really interesting to see how far they take this - will they get into Kathmandu and Anaconda territory ? - and how they go.



Aug 7, 2009

REBEL LOSES INTEREST ?


Rebel Sport, World Square. The sports retailer has obviously decided to launch a major new initiative- interest free credit on any transaction $300 or over. It will be interesting to see how they go - while loudly 'postered' in store - staff members were unwaware of the details and details were hard to come by - not a good look, customers quickly lost interest. Having said that, I found myself thinking, "how could they afford to do that with their margins ?" A potentially game-breaking move - worth watching this space.