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Ad of the day, twice over.
Berghaus has won Ad of the Day from both The Drum and Marketing Beat for The Biggest Day of Summer — a five part social film series launched ahead of this month’s Oasis homecoming gigs. A campaign built with a creative agency team we know well.
Each film follows a different group of friends on a mission to find the perfect spot to soak up the sun, showcasing the Berghaus SS25 Icons capsule. Local humour, nostalgic vibes, and a surprise cameo from Bez of the Happy Mondays. The series also marks the return of the Meru Mountain Jacket, worn by Liam Gallagher in the 90s and reissued as part of the new collection.
Shot on location, cast with real people, made for social first storytelling. Running across Instagram and TikTok, supported by paid media.
Read it on The Drum →
“The Oasis tour isn’t just about the music, it’s a full-on cultural moment. We knew many people would be showing up for the style, a dose of nostalgia and maybe a bit of sunshine if they were lucky. With The Biggest Day of Summer, we wanted Berghaus and the iconic Meru jacket to be right the centre of this. Not as a sponsor, but as a part of story. From real people to Bez doing what only Bez can do, it’s a proper celebration of British energy and humour. We’re buzzing that it’s been so well received by the consumer and recognised by key outlets like The Drum and Marketing Beat.”
Ben Earnshaw — Content and Community Lead, Berghaus
Our frames, underground.
Stills from our shoot ran as part of the wider KA Remix launch — a full billboard takeover across the London Underground. Our frames, blown up to platform scale, in front of a few million commuters a week. We went down to Waterloo to see them for ourselves.
Make partners,
not clients.