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X-rated teddies at Mix Clothing

Cape Town fashion chain Mix Clothing is set to rouse opposition from conservatives this week with its 69 Rand poster campaign, created to announce the store's annual sale. The poster, depicting two teddy bears in a compromising position, provides visual impetus to the campaign.

24 Aug 2005

Mix Clothing sales manager Monique Taylor says: "It may be slightly controversial, but beyond the potential controversy lies sardonic humour and irony. Creatively we were looking for a message that could communicate price in an entertaining fashion while pushing the social envelope."

Mix Clothing presently operates four retail outlets in the Western Cape, including Cavendish Square, Long Street, Canal Walk and Tygervalley. Expansion plans are afoot to increase the group's presence both nationally and in the Western Cape.