Zivame Launches ‘Makes Room For Change’ Campaign Focused On Body Adaptability
Zivame has launched its “Makes Room For Change” campaign focused on adaptive intimatewear designed for changing body needs and everyday comfort.
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Zivame has launched a new campaign, “Makes Room For Change”, which talks about how women’s bodies are always changing and how intimatewear needs to change with them, instead of depending on static sizing and fixed fits.
According to a report by the Print, the campaign is based on the idea that women experience body changes across days, weeks and months due to factors including menstrual cycles, hormonal fluctuations, bloating, workouts, stress, sleep patterns, climate conditions and daily movement, the company said.
These changes often mean discomfort from traditional intimatewear like tighter bras, restrictive shapewear, uncomfortable panties and sleepwear that is not flexible, Zivame said.
The campaign positions the brand as an intimatewear brand committed to creating products that respond to changing body needs and everyday comfort needs.
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Adaptive Comfort Focus:
The campaign features products including bonded seamless bras, four-way stretch styles, breathable cotton-lined cups, one-size panties, minimiser bras, sports bras, flexible shapewear and easy-fit sleepwear.
The campaign builds on conversations started by its earlier “Museum of Boobs” campaign which centered on educating women on breast shapes and fit beyond standard sizing, according to the company.
With “Makes Room For Change”, the brand is moving the conversation from body shape to body adaptability and comfort.
Commenting on the campaign Daman Bali said, “The initiative is in line with the company’s larger philosophy around understanding real consumer discomfort and changing body experiences.
“For us, ‘Makes Room For Change’ is not just a campaign line; it is a product and consumer philosophy,” Bali said.
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According to Bali, the company aims to design intimatewear that understands not just women’s sizes, but also their evolving lifestyles and body changes.
“At the heart of the campaign is the belief that intimatewear should not force women to adjust to it. Instead, it should make room for the body as it is and as it changes,” he added.
The campaign will be rolled out across digital, social media, performance marketing, CRM, website, app and retail touchpoints, supported by product focused communication across bras, shapewear, activewear, panties and sleepwear categories.
The initiative is indicative of the growing shift within the intimatewear industry to comfort-led, body positive and adaptability-led product positioning as brands respond to conversations around inclusivity and everyday wellness.
