flb nurtures ASDA’s Little Angels
17/03/2010

Asda is to re-launch Little Angels, its highly successful baby and toddler brand, with a new look created by brand design agency flb.

Little Angels is a well-established, confident brand that has the credibility and trust of it’s Asda customers since it was originally created by FLB in 2006.  The agency have redesigned the existing brand to ensure relevance to the current market whilst retaining the core values of the brand.

The new look Little Angels will launch in February, across ASDA’s large range of products, which includes nappies, feeding, toiletries and accessories.

Simon King, Brand Manager at ASDA, said: “flb has helped us to create a unique design solution, which will give us more distinction and personality in a market cluttered with established brands.”

The new Little Angels brand created by flb has an ownable and distinctive look and feel, with a strong shelf presence. The brand will continue to attract ASDA’s target audience of experienced mums who already have confidence in the Little Angels brand as well as broadening its appeal to mums who have yet to experience it. 

Colin Mechan, Creative Director at flb says, “The new Little Angels reflects Asda’s tone of voice and has been brought completely up to date – creating a modern, approachable feel across the entire range which gives it both the personality and credibility to stand up in a competitive market place. Little Angels is an extensive range, so we have created a clear range architecture to help consumers find the products they want.”

flb worked with the design managers at ASDA to review the existing brand and strategy to develop the new brand design. The new look and feel will enable Little Angels to grow and develop further as a strong competitor in the baby market.

Carol Turner, Head of Design at Asda says, “flb have created a bright, fun and memorable identity which uses a distinctive colour palate. The brand has an irresistible charm through the use of the stitching and engaging character. The overall feel reflects the personality of the brand and the quality of the products.”




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