How a Death Row Inmate’s “Let’s Do It” Became Nike’s “Just Do It”

by James Furbush on October 15, 2012 · 2 comments

Like most of today’s best and memorable advertising efforts, the slogan was conceived by Portland’s Wieden + Kennedy in 1988 for the global sneaker brand. It’s hard to imagine Nike without the swoosh or the slogan, as all three make-up an unbeatable holy trinity. [via highsnobiety]

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