Vision Sportswear Collection

How we differentiated a brand through an apparel launch campaign

AMILA launches a new apparel line.

AMILA is the leading Greek fitness equipment company and, for the first time in its history, it designed and launched a complete apparel line: VISION Sportswear Collection.

 

AMILA doesn’t create fashion, it creates equipment. Everything the brand develops is the result of co-creation with trainers and fitness professionals. This is the brand’s DNA. Its products are not accessories; they are tools. And its apparel is no exception. Functional garments, for men and women, built to endure, to breathe, and to follow the body through every movement.

A functional apparel launch built around "The Underdogs"

Η πρόκληση

In a market full of giants, imitation is a trap

The sportswear category is dominated by global powerhouses such as Nike, Adidas and Under Armour, along with established local brands that already hold strong positions in the Greek market.

 

AMILA did not want to imitate. It has its own character and it wanted to show exactly that. Our goal was to communicate that the new VISION apparel line was not created to impress, but to perform to support those who strive to improve every single day. The launch of AMILA VISION was not just a promotional action. It was a positioning statement that said: “We don’t play that game.”

In a category dominated by global giants such as Nike, Adidas and Under Armour, differentiation is not optional. It’s the only way to matter. AMILA didn’t want to imitate. It wanted to make a point.

Our approach

The Underdogs — The power of silence

We built the entire concept around “The Underdogs”, the ones who don’t shout. The quiet ones. The people who keep working, who persist not to stand out, but simply to keep going. The underdog doesn’t wait for approval, and doesn’t seek attention.

Inspired by the underdog’s personality, we shaped the whole campaign with an urban, underground, industrial aesthetic, rawness, real bodies, sweat, breath.

We rejected anything flashy or hype. We said no to music, no to effects, no to voice-over. The intensity should not come from sound but from the truth of the body. That was the narrative. That was the statement.

The campaign was executed through a central hero spot, promotional social media banners, newsletters, and a dedicated photoshoot for static assets.