Bristol-based production company JonesMillbank helped Vivobarefoot launch their AW26 product range to key partners and global distributors.

The B2B campaign saw product films shot in their own studio, Nine Tree Studios, alongside interviews with product owners on location at Vivobarefoot’s headquarters at Barley Wood, Bristol.

JonesMillbank were also commissioned to produce Vivobarefoot’s in-person launch event, reflecting the seasonal campaign, including a conference presentation and workshops.

“There’s certain brands we’ve wanted to partner with for a long time, and Vivobarefoot is one of them” said Russell Jones, Director at JonesMillbank.

“Their ethos, approach to sustainability, and local roots make it a mutually perfect fit. Having our own studio and an ever-expanding ecommerce portfolio with the likes of Dyson, Pukka, Vax and Nestle has given us the facilities and experience to elevate their brand and launch event even further” he added.

“We are extremely proud of the new collection, and it was important to work with a production company that could highlight the styles and ignite the new season’s stories. The JonesMillbank team have been exceptional for that very reason from pitch to delivery. Their clarity and effectiveness in navigating a complex multi-party launch have been critical to the success of our project”

Vivobarefoot launched their AW26 range to distributors in November before releasing styles to the public in September 2026.

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JonesMillbank are a full-service production company based at Nine Tree Studios, their 10,000sq ft film studio.

Producing branded content, TV ads and social content their clients include local, global and household brands such as Dyson, Freixenet, DHL, Oxfam, Pukka and Vax.

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