have unveiled their biggest ever collection of Christmas gifts through their “Festive Farm” ad, featuring a group of adorable animals cat-walking out of their barn in their stylish new outfits from TK
Maxx. Set to the iconic intro of Eve and Gwen Stefani’s early noughties hit– the ad shows animals from goats, to hedgehogs kitted out in their outfits which were Christmas gifted to them by their farmers. Super cute and stylish!‘s Christmas ad launch, ‘Let’s Make it Sparkle.’ The ad opens with a dull cityscape, where grey pigeons and pink flamingos are dutifully Christmas shopping.
Bringing a boots bag laden with gifts with them, they embark on the epic journey together, meet kind strangers who help them on their way and in return for their generosity the girl gifts them a special item from Boots to show their appreciation.
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