Consumer · E-commerce · Creative direction

Creating a consumer launch that sold out in 48 hours

Project Church Apparel

263.64% ROI · 130% engagement growth
Project Church apparel product launch
Project Church ApparelConsumer Brand · E-commerce · Creative Direction

Overview

A merchandise release became a focused consumer-brand moment—connecting product story, creative direction, launch planning and social activation to produce the organization’s strongest apparel result.

Built the launch narrative, creative system and commerce campaign behind a sold-out consumer release.

01 · Challenge

What needed to change.

The product needed to feel desirable beyond a standard organizational merchandise drop. The launch had to create anticipation, convert attention quickly and establish a repeatable standard for future releases.

02 · Approach

How the work moved forward.

Treat the release like a consumer launch: clarify the product story, build a cohesive visual system, coordinate production and marketing, and concentrate attention around a defined drop window.

My role

Strategy through execution.

  • Launch strategy
  • Product and campaign narrative
  • Creative direction
  • Production coordination
  • Social and commerce activation
  • Performance tracking

The work

A connected system, not isolated deliverables.

01Launch positioning
02Visual campaign system
03Product storytelling
04Social content
05E-commerce activation
06Launch reporting

Results

The work moved the numbers that mattered.

48 hrsTime to sell out
263.64%Campaign ROI
130%Social engagement growth
#1Most successful merch line in organization history
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