White can’t replace red when it comes to Coca-Cola. The carbonated drinks giant, which launched a white can (for the very first time in its history) for the winter season as part of the campaign aiming at raising awareness and funds for polar bears and their Arctic Home, is now introducing the traditional red cans, because the ‘snowy’ version got frosty reception, even though the product itself was not changed at all. Responding to consumers’ demand for the iconic red packaging, starting in early December the brand is switching the background of the limited-edition ‘Arctic Home’ cans to the traditional red, preserving the same ‘polar bear’ design.

Virgin Mobile Australia has rolled out a Christmas marketing campaign celebrating the beginning of summer season in Australia with the bikes giveaway. ‘A Fair Ride For All’ initiative is a real off-line game of hiding bikes in secret locations in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane each day and releasing clues on where to find them at FairRide.com.au.

Diesel, which revealed a line of Fresh and Bright superheroes underwear earlier this year, introducing completely new names such as Supperman, Miss Dismiss, the Iron Boy and more to the comics world, now is delving into the basics of graphic story universe and presents the Super Heroes underwear collection that takes us “to the world beneath.” This range is inspired by four iconic DC Comics characters, Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern plus The Joker, and each of the boxers’ design features some elements from the hero’s image, as well as groundbreaking fabric technology, which makes these trunks be the male wardrobe essentials.