Dress the Cold Prompt pack

About this prompt pack

Make the warmth of your product the idea of the ad. These eight finished ads dress mountains, coastlines and winter structures in hats, scarves, earmuffs and more. You get every exact prompt, plus the words to swap and the physical connections to keep when you bring your own product into the campaign.

What you'll learn

• Warmth at the summit — The mountain wears the beanie, making personal warmth readable at outdoor scale. Match a rounded summit to the crown and keep the folded cuff visible when you swap in your own hat.
• Soften the sea wind — The exposed lighthouse gives the scarf a neck to wrap. Keep one complete turn and two free ends, then choose another narrow, windswept structure for your own scarf.
• Warmth above the snow — The cable car wears earmuffs, bringing the warmth promise into an exposed winter setting. Preserve two separate side pads and their single connecting band.
• Warm to the toe — The sock warms a coastal rock with a clear upright shaft and horizontal foot. Keep the heel turn and covered toe when you change the sock or the setting.
• A warmer grip — The mitten dresses an ice pinnacle whose side spur occupies the thumb. Choose a setting with that two-part shape so the garment keeps its real construction.
• Close out the chill — A tubular gaiter wraps a frozen waterfall like a neck. Leave ice visible above and below so the viewer sees both the cold setting and the garment around it.
• Keep the centre warm — The hut wears a gilet around its core. The collar, armholes and zipper keep the product readable; match those openings to the building before adding texture.
• Tuck winter in — The island is tucked under a blanket, making portable warmth feel large enough for the whole place. Keep a turned-back corner and a visible hem when you use your own blanket.