When it comes to the world of packaging, no one covers it more comprehensively thanDieline—so we’ve partnered with our friends at the site on a column, 5 Package Designs of the Week. Check-in every Friday for five of the finest pieces of packaging from the week that was.
SAGA Grand Gin
The history of the Acadian people in Canada gets immortalized in the design for SAGA Grand Gin. Each bottle comes dipped in vibrant, highlighter yellow wax making it instantly distinguishable in the gin category. The four individuals featured on the packaging are partially obscured by the wax, allowing the consumer to get drawn into the stories each bottle tells.
—Shawn Binder
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AQAVE
Each bottle features a different, unique ombré tone of pink, teal, purple, and silver. The slogan emphasizes enjoying the "here and now". Each element of the logo places importance on tradition and history. Each symbol that makes up the composition of the label as a whole has a celestial and supernatural feel, drawing its roots from Mexican surrealism and spirituality.
—Shawn Binder
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Reshoevn8r
Reshoevn8r is a brand that provides sneaker-cleaning sprays and products.
Steve Grear began selling sneaker-cleaning kits from his Arizona garage in 2010. Inspired by advice his mother had given him as a child (to always keep his shoes clean so that people will always respect him), he took an idea and rolled with it. It turned out, she was right.
—Shawn Binder
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Tet Lòng Vòng
Featuring eight assortments of nuts in plastic jars—each paired up and tied together in individual, rectangular boxes—these gift sets are nothing if not detail-oriented.
The company’s goal was to provide light and playful design (they even give you stickers) to make up for the turbulent year we are leaving behind.
—Shawn Binder
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Starrytale
The foil accents add a romantic touch, giving a whole new meaning to self-love regimens involving face masks and serums. The logo, meanwhile, combines a celestial element that aligns with the star theme of the brand and the floral elements that highlight the paraben and silicone-free nature of the products.
—Shawn Binder
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