
Sustainable by Design
finden es. lieben es. keep es.
Sustainability is built into the product rather than added as a marketing message.
Think: Patagonia · Bellroy · AllbirdsSee the hand-picked edit →
Design DNA
- Colours
- NaturalOcean blueMossUndyedCharcoal
- Materials
- Recycled PETOrganic cottonSugarcane paperCorkOcean plastics
- Branding style
- Water-based printEmbroideryDebossingSolvent-heavy finishes
- Pairs beautifully with
- B-CorpsRenewablesOutdoor brandsCouncils & NFPsUniversities
Study the move
The forest as wrapping paper
Treating a dense, chaotic forest photograph like standard wrapping paper — then dropping a politely tracked wordmark straight over it — is a quiet flex. It says the brand is comfortable with organic complexity. The transferable move: your sustainability imagery doesn't need taming or tinting; extreme organic texture + disciplined type = credibility.
Read the full study →Sunlight as the finish
Deep shadows cutting across sunlit grass — the 'print effect' here is just natural light on organic texture. No ink flood could buy that warmth. Sustainable branding wins when it relies on what the material already does: unbleached fibre, raw timber grain, natural light in photography. Restraint is the aesthetic.
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