Manchester – UNCLE

Work03.2504.25Pretty Little Thing

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Pretty Little Thing

PrettyLittleThing has entered a bold new era. With a sleek redesign of their typeface and logo, this rebrand isn’t just an upgrade – it’s a power move. A fresh identity, a revitalised energy, and a campaign that made waves. The launch wasn’t just about visuals; it was a statement. With UNCLE capturing the shift in a dynamic video featured across PLT’s socials, the message was loud and clear: this is PLT, redefined.

The momentum didn’t stop there. A second wave of flyposting hit the North with a new creative, turning streets into a canvas for PLT’s evolution. Backed by Emporia Marketing Ltd, the campaign didn’t just get seen; it got felt. Visuals make the message clear. Want your audience to feel the shift? A poster can do just that.

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Work12.24Delli 2024

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Returning client Delli came back with one goal: to own Christmas. Whether it’s a festive blowout, a laid-back catch-up, or nailing the perfect gift voucher, Delli wants to be the name on your holiday hit list. To make it happen, they ditched their signature yellow and went all-in on a bold, unapologetic Christmas red. With UNCLE’s help, they dominated Bristol, Manchester and London’s busiest streets with oversized, head-turning checkerboard artwork—grabbing eyeballs, stopping traffic, and making sure no one missed the message.

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Work12.24Parklife 2025

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Parklife came to UNCLE with one goal: get people talking. They dropped a teaser campaign that had everyone buzzing, with BRAT-green posters popping up across Manchester, Liverpool and Sheffield. Fans quickly picked up on the vibrant colour, speculating it was a nod to Charli XCX‘s album art.

The bold green 4 sheets were impossible to miss, claiming prime spaces to make sure the message hit home. With massive displays and a powerful presence, the campaign ensured that Parklife stood out as the place to catch Charli XCX next summer.

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Work11.24Pretty Little Thing

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It’s not every day do you see something like this…Pretty Little Thing took their campaign to new heights, making a bold statement across Manchester. Their elegant black-and-white posters graced the city’s streets, capturing attention at every turn. Once the posters were up, we brought the campaign to life with a dynamic video, extending its impact and keeping the momentum going.

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Work10.2411.24Blacklock

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Blacklock Chops, known for delivering a unique and lively dining experience, sought to increase their visibility in Manchester and establish themselves as the go-to destination. The campaign involved strategically placed street-level flyposting across Manchester’s busy streets to capture the attention of locals and visitors alike. Seconded by social media content that made the most of the moment.

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Work08.2408.24ASOS Pride

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Pride looks good on everyone. Over the past few months fashion powerhouse ASOS have been following the vibrant trail of Pride celebrations across the UK in Brighton, London and Manchester. Their mark was left in each city with iconic colour combos that proudly support the communities that Pride uplifts courtesy of UNCLE. 4 Sheet blocks made an impact, becoming a backdrop for cities galore.

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Work08.2408.24Factory International

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Factory International always bring the culture in Manchester. With one eye on the future and the other on the creative scene in the city – expext music and theatre to exhibitions and gaming, they never disappoint.

They went street side with their upcoming programme of cultural offerings in relevant hotspots around the city because UNCLE know where they target audience reside. They embraced unconventional wildpsoting formats to make an impact, ensuring they were impossible to miss.

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Work05.2405.24Man City x PUMA

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Man City FC and sponsors PUMA celebrated the moment with this reactive campaign that went up overnight from the club’s final game. It left the club the first team to win four consecutive Premier League titles. UNCLE took over the streets of Manchester with large scale megasites and blocks to commemorate their legend status that the city won’t soon forget.

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Work05.2411.24TALA

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Tala need no introduction, they took the fitness world by storm thanks to founder Grace Beverly and haven’t looked back. With roots firmly planted in activewear their designs are stylistically curated, thought-out and practical. The campaign announces their arrival at Selfridges and UNCLE brought news to Manchester city streets.

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Work04.2405.24Adidas Originals

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Adidas Originals have a style to suit all occasions – from Sambas diverse set of colour combos, the timeless appeal of classic Superstars and even Spezials, the potential game-changer, poised to define the next season’s footwear trends. Despite the Originals differences, the Adidas brand has become a globally recognized symbol adorning pavements worldwide. UNCLE went bold with blocks, megasites paste ups in Liverpool, Manchester and London to make as much impact as the footwear.

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Work04.2405.24David Hoyle

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The international avant garde performance artist David Hoyle has spent decades redefining artistic boundaries in an eclectic array of mediums. His residency at Aviva Studios named ‘Please Feel Free to Ignore My Work’ spans from the screen to the canvas in the form of a variety show with an anarchistic undertone. UNCLE took the opportunity to get Hoyle to the site of poster blocks around Manchester to bring a performance element to the campaign to reflect his show.

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Work03.2405.24Tales From the Dance Floor

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Written by Sacha Lord with Luke Bainbridge the book ‘Tales from the Dance Floor’ is an exposé and history of Manchester’s nightlife. The book spans the course of three decades, telling an immersive journey through the scene. UNCLE made sure that Manchester was privy to the launch of the book by dominating the streets with flyposting blocks.

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Work03.2405.24Delli

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‘Real People. Real Food. Real Different.’ What a way to grab the attention of Bristol, Brighton and Manchester. Food brand Delli deliver on the best independently made food products to make sure everyone gets a taste of the good stuff. The showing saw the pop of yellow posters highlight streets across the UK egging people on to take a bite.

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Work02.2405.24Feel The Buzz

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The AO Arena in Manchester have launched a new campaign with the rallying tagline ‘Feel the buzz, feel the energy, feel electric’. This dynamic phrase coupled with the neon snapshot style of visuals on the posters worked well on the streets. The framing of the creative acts as a portal into the venue, creating a bridge between the streets and the arena. UNCLE hit streets hard with posters to grab attention and give the iconic venue the spotlight it deserves.

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Work02.2405.24Idles

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Idles have made name for themselves among the punk scene over the last years, fuelled by their unapologetic lyricism and rock and roll attitude. Through the course of multiple album releases they have solidified themselves as a mainstay on festival lineups and continue to sell out their own shows at venues across the nation with Manchester being no different. The defiant nature of the city pairs well with the alternative band so UNCLE brought the news to the city streets.

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Work01.2405.24Nike x Erling Haaland

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Erling Haaland never seems to put a foot wrong, and his next step was in collaboration with Nike on the Phantom GX striking shoe. The design sees a ‘gripknit’ fabric that offers maximum ball control, so you can tackle a corner like the poster star. UNCLE flyposted Manchester with large formats for a high impact look at the release.

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Work01.2405.24Parklife 2024

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Manchester’s most famous music festival Parklife came to UNCLE to spread the word via flyposting across the city. Their teaser artwork featured an illustration reminiscent of a comic strip in a striking red, yellow and blue to begin the run up to the summer music season. Only thing left to wonder is who will be playing? The streets will know first, courtesy of UNCLE.

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Work01.2404.24Chanel

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UNCLE was part of the framework during the large-scale takeover couture powerhouse Chanel orchestrated in the Northern Quarter of Manchester this winter season. The city street became the catwalk itself, with our posters running the length of the hoarding surrounding the guests. The brand created a plethora of video content that infused all elements of the show into a fully realised vision, with UNCLE’s posters grounding the show’s theming.

Attended by the likes of the Kristen Stewart, the Gallagher children and Alexa Chung – the latter of which using our posters as a backdrop for her Instagram post referencing show. The culmination of press, celebrity and influencer coverage is telling of the visibility tangible media can provide for a brand.

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Work01.2405.24Diadora

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Italian sportswear company Diadora have a history in the industry that solidifies them as legacy brand. Getting their start in the 80s when world class tennis players wore their B.Elite styles, this has carried through to modern day where the trainer still holds its position. The range is now available in colourways that capture the casual, classic and bizarre, bringing that vintage touch to any occasion.

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Work12.2304.24Lifeshare

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Based in Manchester, Lifeshare are an organisation doing positive work in support of the homeless and vulnerable population in the city. They are currently running ‘the most essential breakfast in MCR’, by providing meals for those in need thanks to donations from the brand’s supporters. UNCLE brought their message to the streets in solidarity with the cause to raise awareness for all they do.

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Work12.2305.24Diecast

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Just in time for the festive season, Diecast called on UNCLE to spread the word across Britain’s Northern Capital about Winterhood. Dubbed as such because the brand have their own neighbourhood that all must try as they step into Christmas. With offers galore and the promise of delectable food and drink offerings, it isn’t one to be missed this season in Manchester.

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Work12.2305.24Elrow

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Elrow is a staple of the ‘past dark’ music scene; known for their outlandish, downright funky theming and stellar lineups, it’s no surprise that have carved out the path they have. Manchester was home to a collection of their colourful posters to promote their upcoming night at the Warehouse Project to begin the festive season.

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Work11.2305.24Free Your Mind – The Matrix Live Show

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New event space in Manchester Factory International is hosting a plethora of events that UNCLE has been supporting across the city. Free Your Mind is an interactive, immersive Matrix themed show that delivers a journey into the film’s world via dance, sound and music. Not only that but it looks at the history of Manchesters industrial and technological history and future to answer questions like ‘can we break free? And do we even want to?’.

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Work11.2305.24Nike x Footlocker

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A collaboration fit for a city where athleisure rules the pavements. Nike meets Foot Locker for the anniversary of the classic TN show design, 25 years of a shoe with sole! The posters stood out strikingly in fashion hubs London and Manchester, making sure to takeover and dominate their respective cities to pay homage to the iconic design courtesy of UNCLE.

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Work11.2305.24Tish Film

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UNCLE worked with Modern Films on the launch of new feature documentary ‘Tish’ with a campaign that covered the length of the UK to shed a new light the deindustrialisation of the north of England in the 70s and 80s. The film examines the life’s work of Tish Murtha, who, with an unfiltered lens, captured the impact of Thatcherism in England via photography.

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Work11.2305.24King Khamelion

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King Khamelion aka Taylor Dacosta is a modern-day creative who has explored the scope of acting, dance and art bringing a flair to all. The self-professed lover of all things creative made a good match for UNCLE to take things nationwide with a campaign that covered the country from one corner to another.

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Work11.2305.24BBC 6 Music – Indie Forever

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Nowhere does indie like Manchester – or music like BBC 6, so this pairing promptly took over the city courtesy of UNCLE. Paying homage to Mancunian hotshots Oasis, New Order and Johnny Marr the colour block galore creative sat pretty amongst the streets of the city. The campaign brought attention to show Indie Forever, a staple for any alternative aficionado.

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Work10.2305.24USC

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‘Your style journey in the making’ hails USC as they covered London and Manchester with their back to uni campaign. Affordable apparel without compromising on style blending together for a brand that knows its audience. As students eyes return to our key cities, USC knew now is a time to use the streets to their advantage.

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Work08.2305.24Riot Party

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Riot Party are having fun causing a scene in the north with their upcoming event that champions the power of the community. The safe spaces they’ve created for their supporters have continued to grow in popularity with help courtesy of UNCLE who couldn’t resist bringing attention to the cause in Manchester.

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Work08.2305.24The Prodigy

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No strangers to making noise, group The Prodigy took to the streets of Manchester to shout about their show in the city. The campaign is part of a larger tour for the electronic pioneers that sees the international prowess of the collective, having now been on the scene for over three decades. Manchester was happy to be home to the army of ants.

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Work06.2305.24PUMA

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In conjunction with the recent league win for Manchester City FC, their long-term sponsor PUMA set out to mark the moment on the streets of the club’s hometown. The creatives pay homage to the team’s iconic sportsmanship over the last three years of consecutive title wins. UNCLE got onto the field with to mark the moment where it mattered.

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