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SAVED EVIDENCEPublished

Aimé Leon Dore vs. Kith

Aimé Leon Dore received 22 final preferences to Kith’s eight in this four-pair study. The panel judged the same images blind and then with the brand named.

Fieldwork
2026-05-05
Study scope
30 simulated personas; 22 in-bubble, four edge, four outside; four image pairs.

MATCHED STUDY EDITION

Brand preference

Two brands judged against the same four-pair stimuli and panel. Baseline only; cue-memory waves are excluded.

30 personas × four image pairs, blind → brand revealed → final preference

Recorded measures for this edition. Each metric keeps its own meaning and direction.
EntityFinal preferencesHigher within this study
Aimé Leon Dore22 / 30
Kith8 / 30
How to interpret these measures
Final preferences
Preferences in this panel, not overall market share. Final overall forced choice; 30 simulated personas
  • The cohort is heavily in-bubble (22/30) and uses four selected image pairs.
  • This edition does not compare chatbot performance.

THE SAVED OBSERVATIONS

What the evidence shows.

Aimé Leon Dore

Streetwear brand · four-pair preference study

22 / 30Final persona preferences

Takes three of four style axes in this panel.

Observed answer

Final preference

Takes three of four style axes in this panel.

Kith

Streetwear brand · four-pair preference study

8 / 30Final persona preferences

Owns city polish without a brand-name lift in this panel.

Observed answer

Final preference

Owns city polish without a brand-name lift in this panel.

METHOD & SCOPE

How this study was run.

Four sequential image pairs, blind then brand revealed, followed by one overall final pick per persona.

34 of 120 pair judgments flipped on reveal: 27 toward ALD and seven toward Kith.

The 5 May one-shot baseline has no memory carryover. Three 15 May cue-memory waves are a distinct protocol, with ALD/Kith results 21/9, 22/8, 22/8.

LIMITATIONS

What this does not establish.

  • Selected images and an in-bubble-heavy simulated cohort do not represent overall market preference.
  • Baseline and memory waves must not be treated as one unchanged-protocol trend.
  • Preference is not a retail-support or purchase-conversion metric.

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