The Locker Room

Be World Class. A World Cup campaign built from the lines of The Locker Room identity.

Industry

Sport & retail

Services

Campaign design
Art direction
Packaging & point of sale
Digital & motion

The Locker Room World Cup campaign posters in black, white and yellow

[01] / THE STARTING POINT

A campaign with its roots in the brand

The World Cup gave The Locker Room an opportunity to turn its sporting identity into a campaign. The challenge was to capture the energy of football while keeping a clear connection to the original brand.

Running-track lines from The Locker Room logo developed into a World Cup trophy

[02] / THE IDEA

From running track to World Cup trophy

We reshaped the running-track lines from The Locker Room logo into a World Cup trophy. Its simple structure created a recognisable graphic that could stand alone, frame the players or become a pattern across the campaign.

Football campaign action sequence with yellow shirts and black trophy lines

[03] / THE VISUAL LANGUAGE

Built around the energy of the game

Black, white and yellow brought the campaign together. Football action photography and the repeated trophy lines gave the work a sense of movement, with “Be World Class” carrying the idea across posters, digital assets and motion.

Be World Class campaign displayed on an illuminated outdoor advertising panel

[04] / IN THE WORLD

From the screen to the shop floor

The same graphic language carried through to point-of-sale materials, including shoe boxes, gift tags and posters. Each application used the trophy, typography and colour palette to keep the campaign connected across different formats and materials.

Close-up of the printed trophy and Be World Class branding on a black shoebox
The Locker Room campaign ribbons and gift tags
The new identity gave the gallery a clear, confident presence, with the flexibility to work across our exhibitions.
FERENS ART GALLERY

Kirsten Simister Curator of Art

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