The creator narrates the story of their beverage brand, SULT, securing a last-minute collaboration with skincare brand Ole Henriksen for an activation at Wimbledon. The video documents the chaotic day, starting with a plan that immediately falls apart when their branded truck is in another city. The creator shows the team's process of improvising, including getting a new, smaller-than-expected Jeep, manually removing its roof, and preparing 200 custom-canned drinks, all while highlighting the humorous mishaps and 'winging it' nature of their startup culture.
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Not really sure how our school project secured this collab
@drinksult x @olehenriksen
start up x massive LVMH brand
electrolytes x skincare
peach x peach
In true SULT fashion we had a plan that went straight out the window from as soon as we woke up but SOMEHOW we still made it happen.
AND WE MADE CANS AS WELL!! Do we bring out cans?…. (Say yes)
Anyway, it’s pretty refreshing to be a start up getting our hands dirty with a MASSIVE prestigious company. Just goes to show no matter how big you are, you can still do the fun ‘ school project work’ lol
p.s sorry to the random stranger we fully chased down. Hope you loved the gesture (and the SULT) xx
Transcript
We called Wimbledon. They didn't pick up. But these guys did. We just love a woman. Yeah. We've somehow pulled together a collab with a huge skincare brand, upgraded our salt truck, made 200 salt cans, and rank out to Jack Draper at Wimbledon all in one day. Better, of course, in true soft fashion, everything goes to plan. Long story short, Ula Henriksen reached out and wanted to do an activation around Wimbledon partnering our peach citrus flavor with their new peach flakes rank, which obviously made sense. Skincare, electrolytes, match made in heaven, pardon the pun. We were going into this with a very loose plan because if you haven't been to a minute before, it's very hard to get anywhere near the actual grounds no we kind of had to wing it. But the rough plan was at 8AM the OODA team had to start making the 200 cans. Hen and I were to arrive at 9AM to help out but the first problem was we didn't have a truck. It was in Manchester still no Yeah. Oh, it's a new truck. RIP no good one. But anyway, when Hen finally got the truck, it required some manual labor to get tier roof off. But by 12PM, it finally arrived. It was a lot smaller than we thought. So the next question was, how the hell are we all going to get in and drive this around? So already, the plan is turning out the window and we were very much winging it. Oh, and if you haven't noticed