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M&C Saatchi Develops Towel That Holds More Water So You Are Properly Dry

Matt Porter
Published on: 18th November 2015 at 9:00 AM
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M&C Saatchi Melbourne has helped develop an innovative new product and brand to solve a business problem for Australia’s last remaining cotton mill.

Modern adaptions of the humble towel have left many bathers wondering why, after towelling off, they’re just not dry?

In a collaboration with Australian Weaving, M&C Saatchi Melbourne developed The 2 Litre Towel, a cut-through product and brand innovation in an otherwise cluttered, price-driven category.

The 2 Litre Towel is 100 per cent Australian cotton and delivers on exactly what it promises – absorbing up to two litres of water.  What’s more, it has been designed with the Australian buyer in mind; by respecting local manufacturing and reinforcing that cutting cost on quality just won’t deliver the results.

According to Sanja Lalic, marketing manager Australian Weaving, while towels are a category that warrant little consideration, it’s only when it’s too late that people wish they’d given their purchase a bit more thought.

“Quality towels are not something of a high priority for households, until such time that they use one that doesn’t do its job! This is too often the case, with many imported towels adding chemical fabric softeners to hide the harsh feeling of their low quality cotton – with these ‘softeners’ actually repelling water rather than absorbing it.

“We have developed the new 2 Litre Towel brand to educate people on what they’re buying in an innovative way, and simply encourage them to go back to basics when it comes to the purpose of a towel – absorbency,” Lalic said.

With imported products and offshore manufacturing becoming an increased threat to Australian Weaving, the Australian manufacturer recently formed a joint venture with M&C Saatchi Melbourne – one of Australia’s leading advertising agencies – to create a superior brand which delivers on its promise of absorbency, while standing out from competitors for quality, design and innovation.

According to David Dahan, managing director M&C Saatchi Melbourne, “This is how the concept of The 2 Litre Towel was born – we saw an innovative way to break the category convention by reframing the true benefit of a towel – and reminding people what they buy them for.”

Dahan added, “The brand simply serves as an explanation of a product that is unique in terms of its function and most importantly, delivers on its promise. Something that simple.”

Designed in a range of vibrant colours, The 2 Litre Towel is sure to get consumers’ attention, packaged inside an empty 2L soft drink bottle and sold from a fridge display in a striking POS activation.

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Matt Porter is a seasoned communications specialist A vastly experienced New Zealand-born, New South Wales-based journalist and public relations strategist, Matt brings a broad skill set to the table. He cut his teeth in journalism 12 years ago working for a busy Fairfax-owned daily newspaper covering everything from health and welfare and criminal court to sport. Following a stint playing semi professional rugby in Ireland, he landed in Sydney to embark on a four-month contract as an online editor for the official website for the 2003 Rugby World. He then entered the world of magazines for a Sydney-based publisher rising to associate publisher on a suite of five business titles and then editor of flagship title, AdNews. In May 2010 Matt joined his wife's start-up communications business – TraceAbility and the world of PR. He made a rollicking start, landing one of Australia's largest and most successful advertising agencies - M&C Saatchi, as founding client. Matt has added two Sydney-based media companies to his client roster in addition to a number of freelance writing projects. He also secured a regular gig sub editing ACP Magazines' substantial rugby properties including all Rugby World Cup 2011 match-day programs and tournament guides plus 2011 Super 15 Waratahs' match-day programs.

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