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Tribu London, a jewellery company founded in 1998, came to gt&i with an already strong online presence, loyal return customers and real credibility amongst stylists, influencers and celebrities alike.

However the brand had not evolved with the business and its increasingly broad mix of curated designs and styles. A wider audience was being missed.

gt&i is thrilled to reveal the brand refresh. A clean and classic text only logo which allows the brand to be inclusive of the wide variety of cultural influences represented by Tribu. The refreshed simple brand lets the detail and individuality of each piece of jewellery speak for itself.

The new brand is accompanied by an earthy colour palette which celebrates Tribu’s use of natural materials such as organic woods, stones and shells.

To find out more and to discover beautiful jewellery collections handcrafted from around the globe visit Tribu London.

gt&i is proud to announce its involvement with the exciting, revolutionary and one of a kind soup brand Re:Nourish. From complete brand creation, label design, website and promotional collateral –
gt&i takes Re:Nourish into a space that combines clean design with product transparency to showcase their nutritional and natural properties in a conversational and stylish way.

gt&i has been working closely with CEO and Founder Nicci Clark to ensure that the bottles of fresh ready-made goodness are set to hit the ground running with multiple flavours coming to stores soon – you saw it here first!

Alternatively, if you are interested in stocking the upcoming range contact [email protected]

Things are hotting up at Chrono Hunter, the worlds first online watch brokerage. Following our work to develop the brand identity and site design our marketing teams are gearing up for launch with an ice-cool new competition with favourite mag shortlist.com.

Chrono Hunter is giving away a Rolex Submariner worth circa £6,000. Encased in a block of ice the prize goes to the person who guesses how long it will take to escape its ice tomb. To find out more about this competition and to enter go to Shortlist and watch out for the dynamic live stream on the 5th November.

It’s been a great two years in Golden Square but unfortunately we ran out of space. So after an exhausting search gt&i can unveil its new home at 37-42 Charlotte Road – just a short stumble from The Bricklayers and next door to the fine coffee and hearty pasta dishes of Ruby.

With plans to be here for the next year or two we have given ourselves and our sister agency Lafontaine PR space to continue to grow our offer and to welcome clients and friends alike.

Keep your eyes peeled for more details on our Summer Sun Downer party on the roof terrace this September and, of course, come say hello if you are passing by.

gt&i is getting ready for Summer and so are its clients. This week saw our work with AM Sports Academy continue as we look to promoting its sports training sessions and upcoming summer camps. Proving hugely popular with young Londoners spaces are going fast – visit AM Sports Academy for more information.

gt&i is proud to unveil the new face of Chrono Hunter, a luxury watch brokerage platform which is due to launch later this year.

gt&i has worked to create a stand out brand which, inspired by Greek mythology, takes a form of Chronos the Greek god of time and transports him to the 21st century. The brand immediately separates itself from the crowded market through the rejection of over used clock-based motifs and by giving the brand a character whose strong and dominating appearance provides customers with a reassuring sense of confidence.

gt&i now continues its journey with Chrono Hunter, creating the new digital platform and through-the-line advertising campaign.

Be sure to find out how Chrono Hunter will be changing the face of the industry by registering your interest today at chronohunter.com.

gt&i is excited to welcome iconic photographer Ellen von Unwerth, represented by Angela de Bona, to London with the launch of her exhibition Ladyland at the Opera Gallery tonight. The exhibition brings together some of her most famous photographs from the last three decades in a celebration of her playfully and often provocative style. gt&i was pleased to work on the design of the exhibition postcard set featuring limited edition prints available for purchase.

As Britain looks to its relationships beyond Europe, we go back 50 years to November 1968. Nixon had arrived at the White House, MacMillan was at No 10 and Queen Elizabeth II was flying the flag on her first, and only, state visit to South America. Taking in Brazil and Chile over 14 days and with more than 100 official engagements, gt&i is developing the identity and advertising for an exhibition organised and spearheaded by Iberia Torres-West that captures seven magic days in Santiago, Valparaiso and Pucon – and a bygone era through original photography and film.

‘Links that Last’ will start at the Chilean Embassy in London in early November before moving to the Casa Museo Eduardo Frei (the residence of Eduardo Frei, the President of Chile at the time of the Queen’s visit) in mid-November.

For those interested in sponsorship, please contact [email protected]

Book Clubs in Schools, a not-for-profit championing student development through reading and discussing books, appointed gt&i to create a new brand identity. The appointment comes as BCiS extends its book club programmes across secondary schools in the UK. More than 1500 children participate every week in this unique cross-age peer mentoring programme which inspires a love of reading in students whilst developing their analytical skills and improving self-confidence through open discussion.

The new brand uses the theme of building character to deliver an identity that is powerful and fresh and appeals to a broad audience from school children to teachers, boards of governors and sponsors. With the use of the strapline  ‘Where characters build character’ gt&i encapsulates the ethos and value of the programme.

BCiS is now running in more than 25 schools, the work of gt&i and other supporters including BeyondMe, Ipsos Foundation and Give A Book will help grow the programme nationwide in 2018. To find out more contact [email protected], to find out about setting up a book club in your school visit bookclubsinschools.org.