Goodie: Good for the Sole
Branding | Art Direction | Logo Design
Cobblering (yes, the shoe repair industry—not the pie) is often seen as “not-so-glamorous” and is slowly fading. But the need to repair and extend the life of shoes is still very real. How can we modernize cobbling while aligning with a core Millennial and Gen Z value—sustainability?
Meet Goodie: a modern cobbler brand focused on customization and circular fashion.
We believe good things are meant to be worn. Worn in, worn down, and worn out.
Meet Goodie: a modern cobbler brand focused on customization and circular fashion.
We believe good things are meant to be worn. Worn in, worn down, and worn out.
Logo
Identity Elements
Mood
Packaging & Repair tag
Ad Components
Instagram Story
Magazine
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Website (brand story showcase)
Merch
Apron
T-shirt
Activation Campaign
Introducing Goodie in town through a three-part activation.
On April 10, we’ll transform our storefront at 112 Juniper Lane into a good old-fashioned open house displaying shoes and samples of Flour’s new confection, fruit cobbler. Nothing says good for the sole like a sweet treat.
So we’re treating these essential workers to a repair and customization consultation on us – whether that’s workday go-to’s or day-off favorites.
While they spend their time healing others, we’ll do the same for their shoes.
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We’re searching for the worst of the worst. People will send a photo of their most busted, beat-up, and straight-up ugly shoes to our social media for a chance at a free repair and customization.
Our followers will vote on the most worthy pair. We’ll give it the refresh it deserves. And then we’ll post the finished product on our feed. AKA the pinnacle of footwear fame. So, Goodie community, go get wearing, walking, and posting.
May the worst shoe win.
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Art Direction/Design: TianTian Fu
Copywriting: Katherine Johnson
Core concept co-developed with Katherine Johnson and Emilie Dumas
Shoe photo sources: Instagram @sashiko_gals and other online images. Project is for educational purposes.
Disclaimer:
Some images used in this project are sourced from royalty-free platforms such as Unsplash. These were used for academic and conceptual purposes only. All rights belong to the original photographers.