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We’re a fashion-forward footwear brand changing the way women experience shoes. Our styles look as good as they feel—backed by award-winning, Podiatrist-designed support. We're here to prove shoes can be stylish and comfortable.

Micah Deep Tan

Gifting Micah in Deep Tan for a Reel posted on your Instagram, plus 1 clean copy and 3 high-res still images for full usage by FRANKIE4. Deep tan leather, a warm gold buckle and a jute-wrapped flatform. Micah carries the whole season without asking much of you. The sole is genuinely light and bends where your foot bends, moving with you. The footbed is podiatrist-contoured, holding your arch while cushioning the ball of your foot.

Planning your first gifting campaign?

1. How many creators should a brand gift?

The appropriate number depends on campaign objectives, available inventory, logistics capacity, and the amount of content or reach desired. Many brands begin with a smaller, well-aligned group to learn what works before expanding future campaigns, allowing clearer insight without over-committing resources.

2. What makes a gifting campaign effective?

Effectiveness usually comes from clear goals, strong creator-audience alignment, realistic deliverables, and organised communication. Campaigns built on relevance and clarity tend to produce more usable content and more meaningful engagement than those focused only on scale or speed.

3. How long do campaigns usually take?

Most gifting campaigns span several weeks, covering planning, creator selection, shipping, content creation, and review. Exact timing varies depending on logistics, product category, and campaign complexity, so allowing flexibility in scheduling is important for realistic execution.

4. Is gifting measurable?

Yes, though measurement is often directional rather than precise. Engagement, reach, content usefulness, and audience sentiment are common indicators. Because gifting supports earlier funnel stages, evaluation typically focuses on awareness and content value rather than immediate revenue attribution.