Klädesholmen

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Klädesholmen

Klädesholmen makes a very Swedish food, pickled herring. A traditional food that is most commonly enjoyed during the Swedish midsummer celebration (and around Christmas and Easter). Klädesholmen shares its company name with the geographic place of the old fishing village Klädesholmen, first mentioned in print in 1594. Even so, they have just recently started promoting their own brand.

Klädesholmen - Grundlagen

Klädesholmens new clothes

Ahead of midsummer, Klädesholmen wanted their activation to also feature their new packaging design. Since Klädesholmen doesn’t always conform to expectations, the new design became the main focus of the campaign. Instead of the traditional archipelago setting, the products were showcased on a catwalk, flaunting their new “kläder” (Swedish for clothes) – a playful nod to both the brand name and the packaging refresh.


All in line with the recipe for success: find the brand’s uniqueness and build the story around it.

Long live Freedom of the Press (the Squeeze). 

Tube caviar is a popular sandwich topping among many Swedes. In addition, many find it amusing to squeeze out words onto their sandwiches. This inspired us to draw on the Swedish Constitution – the Freedom of the Press Act – to craft the message for Klädesholmen's caviar: Long live the Freedom of the Press = Long live the freedom to squeeze, as you like, as much as you like.

In-Store Marketing

Klädesholmen - Imagefilm

Klädesholmen Oyster Bar

Ahead of a major industry fair in Barcelona, we were tasked with creating a booth that would represent both Klädesholmen and its owner Grøntvedt. The brief was "Oyster Bar." We took action and presented a "Bistro" design that is scalable (approximately 10-60 sqm) for various sizes of fairs and events.

Klädesholmen - Web