Amazon promotes Prime Wardrobe with feel-good TV ads and social content
Amazon recently launched its ‘try-before-you-buy’ Prime Wardrobe service, enabling Prime members to order up to eight items of clothing and only pay for what they keep, with free delivery and returns. Now, they’re pushing it with a couple of spots that show the human side of the service.
Amazon Prime Wardrobe spots
Two 30-second TV ads, combined with a range of social content, show just how easy it is to order clothes from Amazon Prime Wardrobe. In one spot, a woman is looking through her closet with her daughter, who keeps nixing every outfit. When a box arrives from Amazon Prime Wardrobe, the daughter perks up and helps her mother find the perfect dress to go on stage with to perform standup comedy.
A second spot shows a young man on a video conference accepting a job offer. As he wheels back from his desk, we see that his dapper upper half is contrasted with a pair of basketball shorts and tube socks. He decides then that he must get new clothes. With Amazon Prime Wardrobe, he starts acting out how he will interact with co-workers at the office, full of confidence and practiced banter.
The campaign by London-based agency Above+Beyond was shot in Toronto and directed by US director Clay Weiner, who has worked for brands such as Netflix, Audi and Nike, and is known for his dialogue-driven, comedic style.
Prime Wardrobe has launched across the US and enables Prime members to order up to eight items of clothing with the usual Prime benefits including free delivery and returns, and return what they don’t need, like Stitch Fix or Zappos, but with the deep reach of the online retail giant.
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