Scott "Soft" Ad
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This vintage Scott "Soft-Weve" ad turns plain old toilet paper into a symbol of elegance. The model is dressed like she’s attending a royal ball, the room glows in soft pink tones, and even the paper looks refined.
The Marketing Magic
They didn’t sell function, they sold feeling. The ad makes softness look luxurious—something desirable, not disposable.
Why It Works
- Links product feel (soft) with visual cues (lace, chiffon, pastel lighting)
- Elevates a mundane product category through emotional appeal
- Uses aspirational lifestyle imagery to increase perceived value
- Consistency between name, message, and visuals
Examples
- Dove’s “Real Beauty” turns soap into self-esteem.
- Apple packaging makes even unboxing feel premium.
- Charmin’s plush bear ads communicate softness visually, not verbally.
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