Which famous pop culture brand deliberately created a fictional 'founding year' in its storytelling to appear more established, despite being founded decades later?

Brand storytelling has become an essential part of pop culture marketing, with companies creating powerful narratives that resonate with consumers on an emotional level. Some iconic origin stories have become almost as famous as the products themselves, embedding these brands deeply into our cultural consciousness. Test your knowledge about these legendary brand narratives that have shaped consumer perception and loyalty in the entertainment industry.

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Häagen-Dazs (created a Danish-sounding name and imagery despite being founded in the Bronx)
Dr. Martens (fabricated a story about being medical footwear before becoming a punk fashion staple)
Hollister Co. (invented a fictional surf shop founder from 1922, though the brand launched in 2000)
Arizona Iced Tea (created a southwestern heritage story despite being founded in New York)