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Covers & All Marks 10th Anniversary with Refreshed Brand Identity and Global Campaign

The custom covers brand introduces its "Uncovering Happiness" campaign, highlighting a decade of customer engagement and outdoor protection solutions.

Atlanta, Georgia, October 14, 2026:

Covers & All, a global e-commerce platform specialising in custom covers and outdoor protection products, is marking its 10th anniversary with a refreshed brand identity and a campaign titled "Uncovering Happiness". The milestone reflects the company's journey since its launch in 2016 and its expansion across international markets.

As part of the anniversary initiative, Covers & All has introduced an updated logo featuring its signature blue colour, with a design that transitions from a cover into a smile. The accompanying campaign focuses on the everyday experiences associated with protecting outdoor furniture, equipment and personal spaces.

According to the company, Covers & All has served more than two million customers across North America, Europe, Asia and Oceania over the past decade. The brand operates under Group Bayport,...

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Titan OS, which monetizes smart TVs via ads and FAST deals, raised $46M in equity and debt, for a total funding of $110M, says it has 30M users, up from 18M YoY