Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by ILoveDust | Country: United Kingdom
“We worked with Brand Jordan to create the packaging and illustration for the collaboration between Jordan and Levi 501’s. The packaging featured specially designed Jordans and Levi’s as well as an illustrated Tee shirt and perspex split box dividers.”
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Explore the harmonious fusion of modern design and traditional Korean craftsmanship in KookSoonDang’s REA 2013 BORN premium distilled soju. The design carries a narrative and embodies Korean soju heritage.
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Revolt, the trailblazing brand under Truangle, unites modernity with tradition in India’s FMCG landscape. Its beverage labels sport Devanagari script, dismantling linguistic barriers and fostering a sense of pride and connection among consumers.
Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by ILoveDust | Country: United Kingdom
“We worked with Brand Jordan to create the packaging and illustration for the collaboration between Jordan and Levi 501’s. The packaging featured specially designed Jordans and Levi’s as well as an illustrated Tee shirt and perspex split box dividers.”
