Jantzen Swimwear

==Overview==
Jantzen Swimwear was a subsidiary line of the Portland Knitting Company. PKC created the rib-stitched suits in 1915 and later coined the term "swimming suit" (vs. "bathing suit").
Jantzen advertising in the mid 20th century was playful, vibrantly colorful, and a bit racy with it's images of men and women relaxing, playing, and chasing in what would, a few years earlier, have been considered a state of undress.
==Account with SCDP==
Jantzen Swimwear hired Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce to attempt a new sales strategy in November 1964. After a disastrous week, and a meeting that appeared to be going nowhere, Don Draper told the clients, "You're too scared of the skin your two-piece was designed to show off" and promptly kicked the executives out of his office. ("Public Relations")
==Employee==
*Bob Finley
*Jim Hartsdale
==Gallery==
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