If you’ve ever used a bar of Imperial Leather soap, you’re probably familiar with its iconic red and gold sticker. For fans of this classic brand, the sticker isn’t just a symbol of nearly ...

Imperial Leather are going to shrink the size of a bar of soap instead of hiking the price, it was revealed today. PZ Cussons is to change the size of the bar to 100g from 125g in coming months as ...

For generations of bathers, Imperial Leather has remained a go-to brand, instantly recognisable due to the distinctive red and gold sticker. But few may realise that this little stamp of quality ...

If you prefer using Imperial Leather soap, you've probably noticed the bars all feature a distinctive red and gold sticker, which stays pretty intact until almost the very end of the bar itself.

Having recently launched its new sensitive skin range Skinkind, Imperial Leather is set to market the range through a 20 second advert, created by TBWA\Manchester. The campaign will roll out ...

For generations, Imperial Leather has been a staple for thousands of Brits, with its iconic red and gold sticker making it instantly recognisable on shelves. However, many people are unaware that ...

When you ask someone to picture a bar of soap in their minds, chances are they'll be thinking of one branded with the familiar red and gold stamp reading 'Imperial Leather'. It's the bar of soap which ...

Those who prefer a traditional bar of soap will recognise the iconic Imperial Leather brand. Adorned with a striking red and gold sticker, the soap has been around for more than 100 years.

People are being left stunned by the real meaning of the Imperial Leather label that doesn't wear away. Soap fans and users across the UK are familiar with the iconic brand - which has been a ...