U K E D I T I O N

The most trusted source of information, elegance and wit –

Town & Country is an insider’s view of high society, high fashion

and high culture with a uniquely British sensibility

Founded on the legacy of US Town & Country•

Ultimate luxury lifestyle magazine with a celebratory, sophisticated and authoritative voice

• Reaching ultra high net worth individuals residing

in the UK•

Readership with a passion for philanthropy & collecting; entertaining & travel; shopping & cultural pursuits

• Print run: 60,000

• Superior print quality

• Highly targeted distribution & subscription

• Cross platform access across print, digital, social and events

U K E D I T I O N

E D I TO R I A L E X P E RT I S EBritish origins. Global perspective

Justine PicardieEditor-in-Chief

Avril MairFashion Director

Sara Parker BowlesAssociate Editor

Julie-Anne DorffExecutive Fashion

and Jewellery Editor

Marissa BourkeCreative Director

Ajesh Patalay Associate Editor

Sasha Slater Deputy Editor

THE TRADITIONALISTS

THE NEW ESTABLISHMENT

INTERNATIONALS TASTE MAKERS

D I S C E R N I N G AU D I E N C EThe “new establishment” – men and women of style, discernment, culture and accomplishment

SAM TAYLOR-WOOD

FRANCOIS-HENRI PINAULT & SALMA HAYEK

SRI & GOPI HINDUJA

CARRIE PERRODOERNESTO & KIRSTY BERTARELLI

STELLA McCARTNEYSHEIKHA MOZA

NATALIA VODIANOVA

LAKSHMI MITTAL PAUL McCARTNEY

ANYA HINDMARCH CHRIS MARTIN

JEMIMA GOLDSMITHMICK JAGGER DASHA ZHUKOVA &ROMAN ABRAMOVICH

EVGENY LEBEDEV

PRINCE OF WALES & DUCHESS OF CORNWALL

DUKE & DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE

DUKE OF WESTMINSTER

EARL CADOGAN

STELLA TENNANT

DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH

LORD MARCH THE QUEEN & DUKE OF EDINBURGH

DAVID & VICTORIA BECKHAM

NI ZHAOXING

MISAN HARRIMAN

WANG JIANLIN

RON BURKLE

I N F LU E N T I A L & C O N N E CT E D

Target Demographics • Age: 35+ • HHI: £300k+ • Owns 2+ homes • Frequent global travellers • Decision makers and thought leaders

Interests: philanthropy, culture, travel, entertaining, country pursuits, collecting Female/male %: 70/30

ART & CULTUREThe best of the best in the world of art, literature, entertainment,

culture and luxury living

FEATURESInteresting and accomplished personalities who exemplify

the magazine’s attitude

HOMEIllustrating elegant British living, by showing readers the homes of

leading figures in the luxury world

TRAVELA guide to the most exclusive

destinations and hideaways, from holidays to country pursuits

FASHIONBritish and international fashion

shot by some of the leading photographers in the industry

JEWELLERY & WATCHESA showcase of the finest

jewellery and watch collections in every issue

CARSA stylish and intelligent take on driving, design

and innovation

BEAUTY & WELLBEINGThe ‘Looking Glass’ section

offers the latest in beauty and wellbeing

FOOD & WINEThe best edit of where to eat

and perfect wines to enjoy in country and town locations

PROPERTYA profile and celebration

of beautiful locations around the UK

U LT I M AT E L UXU RY L I F E STYL EThe nerve, verve & heartbeat

of British society

B RA N D VA LU E SAUTHORITATIVE & INTELLIGENT

SOPHISTICATED & DISCERNING

INDISPENSABLE & PHILANTHROPIC

WITTY & LUXURIOUS

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Print • Web • Tablet • Mobile • Newsletter • Social • Experiences • Eventstownandcountrymag.co.uk

C RO SS P L AT F O R MMultiple access to a discerning luxury audience

LUXU RY A DVE RT I S E RSEmbrace June Launch Issue

Increase brand visibility to recession

proof consumers

B E N E F I TS

Create word of mouth with

‘the new establishment’

Drive in store and

online traffic

Access the influence of the

Town & Country brand

C U STO M S O LU T I O N SIntegrated marketing across print, digital, social, experiences and events

C U STO M S O LU T I O N SCase Study: Web

Longines Takeover

Town & Country * 8 6

7-11MAY

MITSUBISHIMOTORSBADMINTONHORSETRIALS

www.badminton-horse.co.uk16-26MAY

CHARLESTONFESTIVALwww.charleston.org.uk

17MAY

DAYLESFORDSUMMERFESTIVALONTHEFARM

www.daylesford.com17MAY–24AUGUST

GLYNDEBOURNEwww.glyndebourne.com

20–24MAY

RHSCHELSEAFLOWERSHOWwww.rhs.org.uk6–7 JUNE

EPSOMINVESTECDERBYFESTIVALwww.epsomdowns.co.uk

9–15 JUNE

THEQUEEN’SCLUBAEGONCHAMPIONSHIPS INASSOCIATIONWITHMOËT&CHANDONwww.queensclub.co.uk

9 JUNE– 17AUGUST

ROYALACADEMYOFARTSSUMMEREXHIBITIONwww.royalacademy.org.uk

12–14 JUNE

ALTHORPLITERARYFESTIVALwww.spencerofalthorp.com

12-16 JUNE

ENGLANDVSSRILANKAFIRST INVESTECTESTMATCHwww.lords.org17–21 JUNE

ROYALASCOTwww.ascot.co.uk25–29 JUNE

GLASTONBURYFESTIVALwww.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk

4–6 JULY

FORMULA 1 SANTANDERBRITISHGRANDPRIX

www.silverstone.co.uk17–21 JULY

ENGLANDVS INDIASECONDINVESTEC

TESTMATCHwww.lords.org18–20 JULY

BLENHEIMPALACECLAGAMEFAIR

www.blenheimpalace.com20 JULY

VEUVECLICQUOTGOLDCUPATCOWDRAYPARK

www.cowdraypolo.co.uk24–27 JULY

PORTELIOTFESTIVALwww.porteliotfestival.com29 JULY–2AUGUST

GLORIOUSGOODWOODwww.goodwood.co.uk

2–9AUGUST

ABERDEENASSETMANAGEMENTCOWESWEEK

www.aamcowesweek.co.uk

THE SEASON

WHAT’SONWHEN

1 JUNE

JAEGER-LECOULTREDUKEOF

SUTHERLANDCUPDon’tmiss the high-octane

collision of glamour,money and gallant steeds

at Cowdray Park.Mallets at the ready.

26 JUNE–2 JULY

MASTERPIECELONDON

www.masterpiecefair.comAtChelseaRoyalHospital,this arts and antiques fair isamust-visit for connoisseurs

and collectors.

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WIMBLEDONwww.wimbledon.com

Carry on last year’s victorycelebrations over Pimm’sand fresh strawberries

at CentreCourt.

20MAY–15 JUNE

CARTIERQUEEN’SCUPPOLO

www.guardspoloclub.comBetweenHollywoodactressesand elderflower cocktails,you’ll see theDuke of

Edinburgh stomping divotsandArgentine gods aplenty.

C U STO M S O LU T I O N SCase Study: High Impact Units

Jaeger-LeCoultre

Gatefold Opener: Front

Gatefold Closer: Front

Gatefold Opener: Back

Gatefold Closer: Back

C U STO M S O LU T I O N SCase Study: Advertorials

T&C PROMOTION

chair by gongat casafina.com

FUNCTIONAND FORM

Whatever your taste, Casafina’sexclusive homewares collection has it all

It’s time to reclaim the concept of ‘everythingunder one roof ’. Proving ‘comprehensive’

can still mean ‘stylish and thoughtful’,Casafina deals in homewares, furniture, artand antiques in an array of styles. The newmembers-only online destination runs daily,

curated, trend-led sales offering up to70 per cent off designer items and one-off

pieces. Create your perfect home, onehand-picked piece at a time.Sign up now at www.casafina.com.

FUNCTION AND FORM

exclusive homewares collection has it all

above: cushionsfrom fs home.

below: bookendsfrom eclecticliving, both

at casafina.com

below: a lamp fromsearchlight. a

picture from art,culture décor, both

at casafina.com

clockwise fromleft: a phone by

weathered & woodgrain.a lampshade by nave

lighting. an armchairfrom minster giftware,

all at casafina.com

a side tableby gallery.below: a chairby gong, both atcasafina.com

The most impressive homes are a livingdocument of their owners’ lives, reflecting

both their personal history and individual style.Collections like these usually take time and

exhaustive access to the highest-quality brandsin the world. For those of us who don’t have years

to acquire such pieces, luxury-lifestyle storeAchica is like your very own home decor buyer.

The members-only online store offers anunparalleled range of handpicked designer

products, some not available in stores, includingfurniture, kitchenware, lighting, art – even

accessories and children’s wear – to suit everytaste. Best of all, exclusive shopping promotionsmean you could save up to 70 per cent on leadingbrands. The only catch: sales are time-limited,so you need to be decisive to get the best deals.Don’t miss out on unique discoveries that reflect yourpersonal style. Sign up today at www.achica.com.

DESIGNFOR LIFEDiscover the secret of stylish livingat luxury online store Achica

T&C PROMOTION

above: a derrywindow stool.right: a vintage

chess tablefrom authenticmodels, both at

achica.com

products bybloomingville

above: a derry rocococrushed-velvetchair. below: abloomingville

tea cup and saucer,both at achica.com

Achica Casafina

C U STO M S O LU T I O N SCase Study: Events

Daylesford Organic Summer Festival 2014

Targeted Distribution and Subscription Strategy

UK newsstandSelect independents,

retailers and exclusive postcodes

Strategic alliances and seasonal events

eg: Royal Ascot, Royal Academy Summer

Ball, Althorp Literary Festival, Glorious

Goodwood

H I G H TO U C H & B E S P O K E D I ST R I B U T I O N

Discerning placementFirst-class airline lounges/

private aviation eg: British Airways, Qatar

Airways, Emirates

5-star hotels eg: Claridge’s, Brown’s

Premium property agents eg: Knight Frank,

Savills, Hamptons, Strutt & Parker Print Run: 60,000

L AU N C H & F R E Q U E N C Y

JUNE On Sale:

1 May

DECEMBERAd materials due: 18 september

On Sale: 4 November

2 014BIANNUAL

2 01 5QUARTERLY

MARCH AD MATERIALS DUE: 6 January

On Sale: 3 February

JUNE

AD MATERIALS DUE: 3 APRIL On Sale: 5 May

SEPTEMBER AD MATERIALS DUE: 8 JULY

On Sale: 5 August

DECEMBER

AD MATERIALS DUE: 2 OCTOBER on sale: 3 November

2 014 RAT E SEffective: 1st January 2014

POSITION PAGE DPS TYPE AREA TRIM SIZE BLEED SIZE

The Town & Country channel can be sold on a tenancy basis. This would include all advertising slots on each page of content for the duration of the campaign.

IFC Gatefold or IFC (2x DPS) n/a £53,1551st DPS Advertiser n/a £26,5772nd Advertiser n/a £25,3123rd Advertiser n/a £24,106Other 1st Bank n/a £22,959OBC £19,250 n/aNamed site £10,436 £20,8721st 35% £9,075 £18,150Specified Editorial Section £8,250 £16,5001st 50% £7,500 £15,000ROM £6,250 £12,500Promotion £7,800 £15,600

Whole page 270 x 192 290 x 215 296 x 221Double-page spread 270 x 410 290 x 430 296 x 436DPS half-page 132 x 410 142 x 430 148 x 436Half-page vertical 270 x 93 290 x 103 296 x 109Half-page horizontal 132 x 192 142 x 215 148 x 221

P R I N T RAT E S P R I N T S P E C S

D I G I TA L S P E C S

RH Pages carry a 5% premium. Bleed/Island/Solus sites carry a 10% premium. Prices for bound- in inserts, stuck-on sachets and fragrance strips on application. 15% agency commission is payable to recognised agencies.

FORMATS CREATIVE SPEC

Leaderboard 728 x 90MPU 300 x 250 HPU 300 x 600 Billboard 970 x 250

C O N TACTS

Publisher Jacqueline EuweJacqueline.Euwe@hearst.co.uk +44 207 439 5485

Associate Publisher Antonia Wigan Antonia.Wigan@hearst.co.uk +44 207 439 5306

Group Creative Solutions Director Helen BrocklebankHelen.Brocklebank@hearst.co.uk +44 207 439 5342

Advertising Manager Laura StubbenLaura.Stubben@hearst.co.uk +44 203 535 9105

Group Digital Manager Tilly Bull Tilly.Bull@hearst.co.uk +44 207 439 5059

Ad Production Manager Paul TaylorPaul.Taylor@hearst.co.uk +44 207 439 5682

Hearst Magazines Direct Cameron DunnCameron.Dunn@hearst.co.uk +44 207 927 4699

MILAN Samantha Di Clemente sdiclemente@hearst.it +39 02 66193141

REGIONAL Danielle Sewell danielle.sewell@hearst.co.uk +44 161 962 9254

UK and Europe

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10. Cancellation for Weekly: The Advertiser may cancel any Contract by 12.00 pm on the Monday of the week that is six weeks prior to the on-sale date of the issue in which the Advertisement was to be inserted. Cancellation for Monthly: The Advertiser may cancel any Contract by the first of the month, three months prior to the month stated on the cover of the issue in which the Advertisement was to be inserted. Cancellation will be effective when written notice is received by the Publisher. The Publisher may cancel any Contract by the first of the month, one month prior to the month stated on the cover of the issue in which the Advertisement was to be inserted.

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