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  • Context
    Danish running brand SAYSKY wanted to celebrate their anniversary with a campaign rooted in positivity and community. Something that could resonate directly with runners in their everyday routines.

    Direction
    We developed a simple behavioral idea: encourage runners to acknowledge each other through a smile, a wave or a high five.

    To bring it to life, we introduced a limited-edition running tee featuring a modified SAYSKY logo - SAYHI.
    The shirt became both a campaign symbol and a wearable prompt for interaction.

    The idea was anchored in a film shot on the streets of Copenhagen, featuring real runners and capturing genuine moments of connection.

    Impact
    The campaign ran across social media and in-store screens, turning a simple idea into shared behavior.

    By lowering the barrier to participation, SAYHI became something people actively took part in reinforcing the brand’s community-driven identity.

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For their anniversary, Danish cult running brand SAYSKY wanted to spread the best possible vibes. Together, we created a campaign that encouraged runners to acknowledge each other out on the streets — with a smile, a wave, or a high five.

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