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David Schwimmer Recreates Friends' 'Red Sweater' Moment

David Schwimmer stars in Quince’s first celebrity TV ad, which revives a Friends-era red sweater moment for a new cashmere colorway.

  • On Monday, Quince launched 'The Red Sweater,' its largest integrated brand campaign, starring actor David Schwimmer chasing his dream sweater through New York City in the limited-edition Coulis Red colorway.
  • The campaign references the beloved 2001 Friends episode 'The One With the Red Sweater,' in which Schwimmer's character Ross Geller unwittingly revealed he fathered Rachel Green's baby after claiming ownership of a mysterious red sweater.
  • Quince introduced Coulis Red across 100% Mongolian cashmere styles, with the women's oversized crewneck priced at £110 and the men's crewneck at £60. Paid media runs across the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom.
  • Schwimmer, already a loyal Quince customer, closely collaborated on the campaign from script through final edit. "When Quince came to me with this idea, I thought it was really funny," he said, adding he was impressed by the brand's quality and pricing.
  • The activation supports Quince's expansion after seven years of growth, introducing new audiences during the busy holiday gifting season. The campaign reinforces the brand's mission to deliver exceptional quality at prices typically 50 to 70 percent below comparable market rates.
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David Schwimmer revives Ross Geller's famous red sweater for holiday advert

Schwimmer first wore the garment in 2001 episode ‘The One with the Sweater’

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DAVID Schwimmer wears a red sweater in the new ad and recalls the iconic scene from Friends where it was revealed that he is the father of Rachel's baby.

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The red sweater in the centre of one of the most cult episodes of the show is at the heart of a viral advertising campaign on social networks.

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