Independent Creative Agency
PR / digital activation / real time marketing

THE SALVATION ARMY - Truly Destroyed

THE BIGGEST FASHION HACK OF THE YEAR

When Balenciaga released a limited edition series of destroyed-looking sneakers, we decided to create our own limited edition. The only difference is that our shoes are truly destroyed, because they’ve been worn for months (in some cases years) by people living on the streets.

‘Truly Destroyed’ is a non profit project created by Cloudfactory for The Dutch Salvation Army together with fashion photographer Carli Hermès.

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SALVATION ARMY CLAPS BACK AT BALENCIAGA'S PARIS SNEAKER

Salvation Army has hijacked the release of Balenciaga's controversial Paris sneaker, an intentionally tattered and torn high-top, with a PR stunt of their own.

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The Dutch Salvation Army Expands on Balenciaga's Paris Sneaker to Raise Awareness in Inequality

The Dutch Salvation Army has just expanded on Balenciaga’s recent $1,850 USD Paris sneaker release to raise awareness of poverty and inequality of the world.

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How the Salvation Army is turning Balenciaga's 'poor look' into something positive

Balenciaga made the headlines of many fashion mediums with the announcement of the Paris Sneaker, a fully run-down sneaker with a retail price of no less than 1,450 euros. Salvation Army ReShare capitalized on this perfectly with their 'Truly Destroyed' campaign.

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From fashion stunt to social problem: Salvation Army ReShare launches collection of homeless shoes

Balenciaga attracted a lot of attention with a recent campaign for worn-out sneakers. In response to the luxury fashion house, the Salvation Army ReShare is launching its own collection.

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SALVATION ARMY RESPONDS BRILLIANTLY TO CONTROVERSIAL BALENCIAGA SHOE CAMPAIGN

The Salvation Army is responding to a controversial shoe campaign by fashion brand Balenciaga, which caused quite a stir with the latest campaign.

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