Pants to Poverty 'panteater' by Leo Burnett
06 Jul 2009
Leo Burnett has created a new campaign for Fairtrade underwear brand Pants to Poverty in a bid
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The spot suggests that if we over think things we would never partake in daring activities such as rock climbing or firefighting. The ad, directed by Yannis Rachid, drives consumers to the brand website weareanimals.com. ...
Leo Burnett has created a new campaign for Fairtrade underwear brand Pants to Poverty in a bid
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