L&K Saatchi & Saatchi unveils new Jockey India campaign

The first ‘Feels like Jockey’ campaign in 2016 showed men and women dancing to “Feelin’ Good”, the new one takes this idea ahead with another classic song ‘Fever’

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Published: Jun 29, 2019 1:58 PM  | 2 min read
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The TVC 'Feels like Jockey' is built on the idea that when you are wearing Jockey you are so comfortable, you can’t help but break into a dance. The first ‘Feels like Jockey’ campaign created by L&K Saatchi & Saatchi in 2016 showed young men and women dancing to Nina Simone’s “Feelin’ Good”. The new campaign takes this idea ahead with new situations and another classic song to dance to, ‘Fever’.

Jockey, the American innerwear and leisurewear brand, has been busy the past year with launching Jockey Woman, Athleisure and Jockey Juniors.

The films show men and women going about their typical routine days when they get into their headspace, a comfortable space thanks to their Jockey innerwear, and break into a dance, oblivious to where they are.

The films feature contemporary dance moves mixed with freestyle and street dances choreographed by Ayesha Orange known for her work in the ‘Austin Powers’ movies.

The films have been directed by Hans Emanuel and shot in Los Angeles, CA. Two of the five TVCs are already on-air and online.

Talking about the campaign, Debarjyo Nandi, Sr.Vice President, L&K Saatchi & Saatchi, said, “An idea that ‘fits like a song’ with the product and the brand, an all-time classic song, iconic American locations, amazing dancers, a celebrated choreographer, a relentless cinematographer, an energetic director and an ever supportive client, all the ingredients that could have only created magic!”

M C Cariappa, President, Sales and Marketing, Jockey India, added, “The ‘Feels Like Jockey’ campaigns are created to strengthen the core proposition of fit and comfort of our core range of men’s and women’s innerwear while ensuring the brand continues to build relevance and affinity with the youth."

Published On: Jun 29, 2019 1:58 PM