Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Amy Dick | Country: United States
“Dapper is a small batch bourbon company that combines vintage with modern. It is for the contemporary gentleman. The whiskey should not only be suited for a gentleman but the packaging should also accessorize the modern gentleman. The name Dapper was influenced by the slang word used in 1920’s. The labels were created with an elegant touch of linen textured paper and the use of metallic lettering.”
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Designed by: PepsiCo Design & Innovation
Country: United States
Designed by Amy Dick | Country: United States
“Dapper is a small batch bourbon company that combines vintage with modern. It is for the contemporary gentleman. The whiskey should not only be suited for a gentleman but the packaging should also accessorize the modern gentleman. The name Dapper was influenced by the slang word used in 1920’s. The labels were created with an elegant touch of linen textured paper and the use of metallic lettering.”
