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Taxi advertising for fashion and accessories brands

Fashion and accessories campaigns often turn on a collection, a season or a recognisable look. On London’s taxis, that can mean one message repeated across a fleet, or one signature design across the whole vehicle.

From the campaign book

Fashion and accessories on London’s taxis.

Dark taxi with a Lyle & Scott “Wear it your way” side panel
Lyle & ScottSupersides
Lipault-branded taxi at Oxford Circus under Union flags, a red bus behind
Lipault

Formats to consider

One collection, seen again and again.

Supersides put large advertising panels on both sides of at least ten taxis, so one collection message appears again and again as the taxis move through London. Lyle & Scott’s “Wear It Your Way” campaign is one example: Supersides on London taxis, alongside digital billboards in London and Liverpool.

The published price is the total for all ten taxis, not a per-taxi rate.

Supersides
From £4,750 in total, ten taxis
Full Wrap
From £3,750, one taxi
Campaign
Four weeks minimum, excl. VAT
Inside the cab
Tip seats included

A full wrap for a signature look.

Where the creative relies on a pattern, a colour or a print, a full wrap may suit: the design runs across the main exterior body of the taxi, from a single vehicle upwards. For the choice between the two, Full Wrap or Supersides? sets out the differences.

Timing the season.

Collection launches, store openings and seasonal sales have dates that cannot move. Campaigns run for a minimum of four weeks, and taxis, formats and dates are subject to availability, so the earlier the date is in the brief, the more room there is.

If the brief has the West End or Mayfair in mind, those pages explain how a taxi campaign relates to each. Taxis are not assigned to a district; the campaign moves with them across London.

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