Branded Donut Sneakers

Dunkin' and Saucony Join Forces Once More for a Dessert-Inspired Design

Dunkin' and Saucony pay homeage to the Boston Marathon with a limited edition pair of donut sneakers. This is the dessert shop and the footwear company's second collaboration as last year the two brands released a sprinkle-infused design for the Kinvara 9.

This year, Dunkin' and Saucony are tackling the Kinvara 10 model, calling attention to the collaboration with double-branded donut sneakers that are adorned with a pattern of Dunkin's recognizable logo. To add to the playfulness of the silhouette, the collaboration also sees "a strawberry-frosted donut medallion," as well as a playful nod to the dessert shop's caffeine beverages on the tongue.

The donut sneakers are announced to the public with a playful, "sprinkle-garnished" marketing campaign.

Branded Food-inspired Apparel
There is an opportunity in developing collaborations between food brands and fashion companies in creating unique food-inspired clothing pieces to attract customers from different industries.
Playful Marketing Campaigns
Brands can gain customer attention and engagement through playful marketing campaigns that tie in a product collaboration or release.
Limited Edition Collaborations
Limited edition collaborations between two brands can create a sense of scarcity and exclusivity that drives sales for both parties and generates buzz in related industries.

Where This Applies

Food and Beverage
Food and beverage companies can explore collaborations with fashion and apparel companies for unique branding opportunities and revenue streams.
Fashion and Apparel
Fashion and apparel companies can look to collaborate with food and beverage brands to create unique and playful designs that attract customers from different industries.
Marketing and Advertising
Marketing and advertising industries have an opportunity to develop playful and creative campaigns based on limited edition collaborations between brands in different industries.
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MARKETTop markets: North America, Asia
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Activity 85%
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