Our latest project with Brooks was all about turning a brand partnership into something you can feel on the sidewalk. For the upcoming launch with Brooks Glycerin Flex, we created a Rounded Stainless Steel A-Frame Sandwich Board Sign that carries the energy of movement and innovation. One side features “BROOKS” at the top and “GLYCERIN FLEX” at the bottom, while the other boldly reads “FLEX RULES.” Clean, confident, and built to last, the sign mirrors the spirit of performance and creativity behind the collaboration.

Rounded Stainless Steel A-Frame Sandwich Board Sign
Rounded Stainless Steel A-Frame Sandwich Board Sign

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Where Culture Meets Motion

Havas Street is known for bringing brands to life in real, physical spaces where culture, creativity, and community collide. Their partnership with Brooks Running celebrates flexibility, movement, and modern performance. 

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A Message You Can Feel in a Sidewalk Sign

This sign doesn’t whisper, it moves. “BROOKS” and “GLYCERIN FLEX” speak directly to runners and curious passersby, while “FLEX RULES” adds attitude and energy. It’s more than wayfinding; it’s a statement. The reflective stainless steel surface adds a sense of motion and depth, changing with the light and the street around it. Just like running, it feels alive.

Rounded Stainless Steel A-Frame Sandwich Board Sign

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Experience the Collaboration

Havas Street’s activation with Brooks Running transforms everyday space into something experiential. It’s where performance meets creativity, and where a brand story unfolds in real time. 

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Let’s Bring Your Vision to Life

Are you ready to elevate your event or store with custom signage and furniture? At Signs and Mirrors, we specialize in creating unique, high-quality signs and furniture that align perfectly with your brand’s identity. Contact us today, and let’s create something extraordinary together.

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