42 Unconventional Shoe Ads That Work | You The Designer

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42 Unconventional Shoe Ads That Work Posted: 01 Nov 2011 08:00 AM PDT If you’re going to promote shoes using Print Ads, surely you have to put a lot of emphasis on the actual shoes…right? Not quite. With so many brands and so many shoe models coming out every single month, flashing a shiny pair of shoes may no longer be enough to capture the consumers’ attention. Though it’s still preferable for the shoes to make an appearance on the print, the advertisement should be able to introduce the unique selling point of the brand using creative themes that people haven’t seen before. Even established shoe companies like Nike and Converse invest a lot of money on talented designers and copywriters. In turn, they come up with ingenious concepts and alluring designs that are able to boost sales. Not surprisingly, other shoe companies have followed suit. We’ve collected 42 unconventional but effective shoe ads for all budding copywriters, creative directors, graphic designers and casual shoe lovers out there. Enjoy!   Victory Shoes: Run smooth, Mole “Run smooth with Victory V-Shock technology” View Source   Tervolina Shoes & Accessories: Inconvenient “Shoes so comfortable that everything else seems inconvenient.” View Source   Tervolina Shoes & Accessories: Embassy “Because shoes matter.” View Source   Runners point: Shoe View Source   Saint Vacant Shoes: Hammer “Saint Vacant. Better than handmade.” View Source   La Sportiva: Frostbite “The Nepal Evo GTX. For serious cold.” View Source   Bocage Shoes: Snow View Source   Street Fashion Skate Shoes: Do the Trick, DC “Do the Trick” View Source   Artengo/Tennis shoes: Macadam “671C Shoes. Resists everything except the desire to play.” View Source   ID Shoes: DJ “Be the cult.” View Source   Metro Shoes: Shoe Slide (Kids Shoes) “Happy Feet Make Happy People!” View Source   Zonkers Footwear: Baseball “Made from real game balls” View Source   Converse shoes: Green mask “Converse The Original All Star” View Source   Converse shoes: Red mask “Converse The Original All Star” View Source   Rainha Shoes: Retro “If you lived the 80′s it’s retro. If you were made in the 80′s it’s trendy.” View Source   Westsport: Walking shoes “More than Vintage, it’s Cult.” View Source   Nike: Turtles View Source   Gabor: Fits perfectly, 3 View Source   Artengo tennis shoes: Ming vase “611 tennis shoes. Highly effective shock absorption.” View Source   Artengo tennis shoes: Ice Rink “671C shoes. The art of clay court sliding. Artengo” View Source   Rainha Shoes: Possible “Traveling in time is already possible, at least from your ankle down.” View Source   Olympikus: Bugs “Tube Tech System. High Performance Technology.” View Source   Chaco: Women’s owl “Fit for Adventure.” View Source   Dope shoes and clothing: Searching for dope? View Source   Adidas Climacool 2009 shoes: Aire cooled training, Boxing “Air cooled training. Climacool” View Source   Rainha Shoes: Stories View Source   Adidas: Create your adicolor, 1 View Source   Nike: Drops “Nike introduces rain shoes” View Source   Buggy: Officer “Declaration of Independence” View Source   New Balance: Heart “Run with the heart.” View Source   Umbro shoes: Hunt “New revolutionary football shoes. Power and precision. Umbro” View Source   Mizuno sport shoes: Woman “Choose your track” View Source   Nike Air Max History View Source   Converse Shoe Campaign Adverts View Source   ADIDAS ORIGINALS Print Ads View Source   Adidas View Source   CONVERSE ALL STAR View Source   Reebok Advertisements View Source   Simple Shoe Redesign View Source   Simple Shoe Redesign View Source   Puma – Spec Print Ads View Source   Ad Campaign: Reebok Reezig Athletic Shoes View Source

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