LM&P Touts Retro Wear for Intensity

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Racy? Sexist? That describes a new consumer and business-to-business campaign breaking next month from Lawrence, Mayo & Ponder, Newport Beach, Calif., for Pure Intensity Clothing.
Print, direct mail and point-of-sale ads tout the San Clemente, Calif., clothing maker’s signature item: velvet bowling/lounge shirts that LM&P co-creative director Bruce Mayo describes as “swing/pimp” wear.
Spending on the campaign is under $1 million. Pure Intensity is a fast-growing 3-year-old company started in a garage. LM&P won the business three months ago without a review.

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