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Naviale 

We’ve solved your problem before you even had to name it.

Context

I created the brand positioning strategy for a DTC apparel brand looking to establish itself in a new category. The goal was to shift perception, build brand recognition, and lay the foundation for long-term growth — all while supporting ambitious revenue targets in a competitive e-commerce space.
 

The project required balancing storytelling with commercial clarity, refining the brand’s strategic narrative and identifying the emotional and functional levers that would resonate with its audience.

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Strategy

Naviale was looking to define its own space in the competitive homewear and loungewear category — a space where comfort, confidence, and conscious consumption meet. The goal was to move beyond simply selling clothing and build a brand that understood modern life and how people want to feel in their everyday wardrobes.
 

The strategy was grounded in a deep understanding of emotional and functional needs: people are tired of overflowing closets and decision fatigue. What they really want is simplicity that still feels stylish — clothes that do more with less.
 

We focused on building a positioning that felt bold yet empathetic. The brand became a quiet ally — solving wardrobe frustrations before they’re even voiced, and offering a confident, minimal wardrobe system that supports real life 24/7.

To bring this to life, we framed Naviale as “the best wardrobe decision you won’t have to think about” — a lifestyle solution rooted in mindful growth, individuality, and effortless style.

Delivery

To translate the strategy into something actionable, I developed clear foundations for brand voice, messaging, and creative direction — ensuring that every touchpoint reflected Naviale’s promise of ease, relevance, and quiet confidence.
 

The outputs included:

  • Core brand messaging: rational and emotional positioning angles

  • Consumer segment profiles and JTBD insights

  • Strategic narrative rooted in minimalism, control, and everyday confidence

  • Campaign and content concepts to showcase capsule thinking and “20 items = 100 looks”

  • Creative hooks and storytelling angles for social, video, and product pages

  • Platform ideas to turn the brand promise into practical tools (e.g. “Your Naviale Wardrobe” planner)

The strategic narrative was then translated into a variety of creative directions — from brand videos and platform experiences to micro-influencer challenges and editorial concepts — all built around the idea that "Naviale makes sure you always have something to wear, no matter what life throws at you."

The strategy became the foundation for pre-launch comms, product design direction.

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