2. Consumer insight
FAIR TRADE SHOES
EXAMPLE OF NIKE : SHOES CREATED IN
BAD HUMAN CONDITIONS Will of
buying shoes that respected
human labor rights.
EXCLUSIVE FEELING
Product that you cannot find
everywhere and not wearied by
everyone
3. Product
Made in Brazil
Manufacturing in dignity Fair trade
Organic cotton (from North Brazil)
Ecological leather
Sole and « V » in wild rubber of Amazonia
6. Target group
Young people : 15-30 years
Attractedby fashion
Goodlife level
7. Personas
OLIVIER
Middle and upper class
18 years
Student
Attentive to trends and fashion
Basket is his everyday shoe
What he wants ? Identification to a group, fashion, quality,
confort
Why would he buy a sustainable innovation ? Effect of fashion.
Sustainable is not his first motivation to buy the product.
How he decides ? By comparison with other people and other
products
Media behaviour: connected consumer
8. Personas
CAROLE
Middleandupper class
27 years
Working woman, dynamic
Attentivetotrendsand fashion,shelikestrendy shops
Heelsarehereverydayshoe:shewantsconfortduring WE
Whatshewants?Beimplicatedonher
purchases, confort, quality,cool product,trendy
Whywouldshebuyasustainableinnovation?Shebelievesin
it.Shecaresaboutenvironmentandhuman
rights,shewantsherchildrentogrowupinabetter world.
Howshedecides?Implicated purchase
Media behaviour:TV, press,alittle connected
10. Positioning
WHY ? FOR WHOM ?
Be different
18- 30 years
Productionanddistribution
Trendy people/attracted by fashion
Differentwayof distributing
Care about environment
Againstmass comsumption
REASONTOBUY ?
AGAINST WHOM ?
FASHION/SUSTAINABILITY
Fago shoes
Involvementina cause
Sneakers brand as ADIDAS, NIKE,
Identifytoa group FRED PERRY