Hackett makes move from in-house to hire creative shop
15 Apr 2004 | by Staff,
LONDON - Hackett, the upmarket men's fashion retailer, is talking to a number of creative agencies about its above-the-line account.
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LONDON - Hackett, the upmarket men's fashion retailer, is talking to a number of creative agencies about its above-the-line account.
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