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Kit Heath Supports Retailers with Complimentary Festive Branding Pack

“Our ‘A Gift to Treasure’ Christmas campaign is focused on the joy created when you receive or gift a piece of Kit Heath jewelry and re-enforces our quality, highlighting that our jewelry will be treasured beyond the festive period.”

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2 years ago

November 17, 2022

Press Releases

Kit Heath Supports Retailers with Complimentary Festive Branding Pack

(PRESS RELEASE) Christmas is a time when everyone wants to look their best and Kit Heath retailers are no exception. Kit Heath shares how it is supporting its retailers during the festive season.

From Kit Heath’s ‘A Gift to Treasure’ campaign each fully branded Kit Heath partner is being provided with a collection of complimentary festive POS graphics, posters, consumer brochures, stickers, and online assets to create a memorable in-store and online experience for its customers.

Katie Nickell, creative director says: “Our ‘A Gift to Treasure’ Christmas campaign is focused on the joy created when you receive or gift a piece of Kit Heath jewelry and re-enforces our quality, highlighting that our jewelry will be treasured beyond the festive period. I look forward to seeing our visuals in store and supporting retailers to provide the best Kit Heath experience for their customers this Christmas.”

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Windsor Jewelers: Building for Tomorrow with Wilkerson

After 43 years in the jewelry industry, Windsor Jewelers' President Rob Simon knows the value of trusted partnerships. When planning a store expansion in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, he turned to Wilkerson to transform existing inventory into construction capital. "There have been very few companies I've dealt with that I totally trust," Simon shares. "Wilkerson understands their success is 100% based on your success." The partnership enabled Windsor to fund new showcases and construction while maintaining their position as their community's premier jeweler. For Simon, the choice was clear: "Over the years, I've been abused in every direction there is by different people in this industry, so I know what to avoid. One company not to avoid is Wilkerson."