Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Claudio Limon | Country: Mexico
“For this project the client asked me to create an affordable package where you could see, and smell the product. It also needed to be easy to package by hand and original.
In the small town in Mexico where I grew up, people would buy soap in bulk which was delivered wrapped in paper. I used this as inspiration and created a square, waxed paper wrapper. An oval die cut was added to allow the consumer to see and smell the product.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Claudio Limon | Country: Mexico
“For this project the client asked me to create an affordable package where you could see, and smell the product. It also needed to be easy to package by hand and original.
In the small town in Mexico where I grew up, people would buy soap in bulk which was delivered wrapped in paper. I used this as inspiration and created a square, waxed paper wrapper. An oval die cut was added to allow the consumer to see and smell the product.”
