The Jimmy Choo shopfront at night, gold lettering above lit display windows.

Jimmy Choo

Using brand design in propelling Jimmy Choo to the status of a global luxury brand

Since the opening of its first store in London in 1996, Jimmy Choo has grown to become a leading luxury shoe specialist. Jimmy Choo has a unique, compelling brand which is globally recognized.

Jimmy Choo approached SUM to deliver a brand identity, packaging and marketing collateral to establish Jimmy Choo as the go-to luxury brand.At its core, this required a considered luxury brand strategy capable of sustaining desirability across international markets.

The resulting brand identity and packaging captured the fashion brand’s unique take on luxury. In less than ten years, Jimmy Choo has created a thriving international luxury brand and has a network encompassing 167 stores in 35 countries.

The Jimmy Choo London wordmark on a shopfront window, seen through glass.
A white Jimmy Choo box with its printed sleeve.
Illuminated Jimmy Choo lettering mounted on a dark wall.
A white Jimmy Choo carrier bag with ribbon handles.
A Jimmy Choo store interior, with handbags on lit shelves.
The Jimmy Choo website shown on a phone.
An Annabel's gift box in teal, printed with red and gold flowers and the name in gold.

Annabel’s

Extending Mayfair’s most storied club into objects of desire through richly crafted, collectible packaging.

Sabyasachi

Translating India’s craft heritage into a contemporary, high-fashion narrative of maximalist elegance.

A model in a pleated white skirt holding a large structured tote with rolled handles.

Victoria Beckham

Distilling a celebrity brand into a confident, editorial identity with crisp messaging and restraint.

Starting a new project?

Tell us more