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The Big Favorite

Originally founded in the 1930s by Lawson Turner, The Big Favorite delivered on its name as the go-to workwear for blue collar workers and a brand synonymous with value, craft and durability.

Nearly ninety years later, that legacy lives on through Lawson’s great granddaughter, Eleanor, who has recycled, reimagined and refocused The Big Favorite with a new and timely mission—to help divert 11 million pounds of undergarment textile waste from U.S. landfills daily.

Strategy, Creative Direction, Packaging, Print

Brand behavior poster grid: product model photography with stamped yellow icons, logos and badges
The Big Favorite kraft pouch: yellow header, recycling icon, 'THE Big Favorite® SANFORIZED — Bikini Brief, White, S'
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Model wearing white The Big Favorite waistband under unbuttoned jeans — 'THE BIG FAVORITE' printed waistband
The Big Favorite 'SPRING SUMMER 2021' lookbook: three folded poster panels — white cover, campaign imagery
Campaign close-up: white thong with scattered yellow recycling icons overlaid, filmic grain, portrait format
Rear view of a person bent forward, wearing white briefs and white athletic socks against a light gray seamless background. Text at bottom reads: The Big Favorite.
Inside neck label: 'THE BIG FAVORITE / S / MADE IN PERU / 100% PIMA COTTON' with care icons and QR code
iPad: The Big Favorite PDP 'THE THONG' — hard flash product imagery and typewriter brand fonts
Yellow recycling triangle overlaid on soft-focus white poppy flower — The Big Favorite sustainability visual
Out of home billboard: repeated diptych with product photo and headline about undergarment waste in the U.S.

9 Station Street #201
Brookline, MA 02445