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Wrangler Workwear film: a hand lifts a toolbox off a concrete floor, sheet metal and a box are carried past work boots, a grinder throws sparks, a wrench turns and a circular saw cuts timber

Wrangler committed to backbone and bootstraps. With one anthem for cowboy and another for work itself.

Brand anthems, print, out-of-home and film · Wrangler and Wrangler Workwear.

The denim brand with a working spine, and two audiences who live it: cowboys, and everyone who earns a paycheck with their hands.

Two bodies of work, each opening on a manifesto: Wrangler Cowboy and Wrangler Workwear.

The code

There’s no whining in cowboy. No quitting. No excuses. No exceptions.

It’s backbone and bootstraps. Chock full of guts and resolve and fire. It stomps out doubt. Crushes fear. It’s yes ma’am and no sir. It’s full-throttle and lazy river. Rattlesnake and reverence. And all served with a huge dose of man-up.

Wrangler Cowboy print spread: a bull rider on the left page; on the right, the Cowboy manifesto set in gold on black, closing on “Pull on some cowboy”
Wrangler Cowboy print ad: a wolf mid-charge under the line “Pull on some cowboy”
Wrangler Cowboy print ad: a coiled rattlesnake, head up, under “Pull on some cowboy”
Wrangler Cowboy print ad: a man in a plaid shirt leaps mid-strum with an acoustic guitar in a field
Wrangler Cowboy print ad: motocross riders tearing through a turn
Wrangler Cowboy print ad: a bird perched on a thorny post with a lizard in its beak
Wrangler print spread: a cowgirl riding hard on the left page; on the right, a manifesto that begins “There’s no halfway in cowgirl” and ends “Pull on some cowgirl”
Wrangler Workwear print ad. A worker collaged onto cardboard boxes: “He squats to dead lift 75 lb. boxes all day long. Treat him to a roomier inseam.”
Wrangler Workwear print ad. A welder collaged onto sheet metal: “A skilled workforce takes commitment. An unchaffed one takes gussets.”

The work

Let there be blue collars and steel toes.

Let sweat-soaked brows and back-breaking fortitude ever be with us. May our working days end drained but accomplished. Because we know work affords us the lives we want. It puts food on the table and a roof over our heads. It fuels dreams and puts our kids through college.

The close

Every line built to the same last word.

It makes countries great and economies thrive. It is what we do and do well. We would be lost without it.

Wrangler Workwear billboard over a city car park: “Grit. Not just for breakfast anymore.” A workforce to be reckoned with
Wrangler Workwear print ad. A carpenter on clamped timber: “He puts up nearly 75 walls a day. He’d appreciate some elbow room.”