Kenny Lim
Oct 21, 2008

Club 21 appoints XM-Asia/RMG for regional DKNY Jeans brief

SINGAPORE - Fashion retailer Club 21 has appointed XM-Asia/RMG as its regional digital partner for the revamp of the DKNY Jeans website, following a three-way pitch.

Club 21 appoints XM-Asia/RMG for regional DKNY Jeans brief
Debra Langley, president of DKNY Jeans International, commented: "We needed a really special agency for this assignment, because we have a complex mix of regional and international design and tech directives underpinning our brand-building and customer acquisition strategy."

Andre Nair, chief strategy officer of XM/RMG Asia-Pacific, added: "As an edgy, street-savvy and luxury brand, DKNY Jeans has all the right attributes that connect with the young fashionistas of today."

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