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Brand — in full

We build brands that sell — from strategy to shelf.

“The product is good. Why doesn’t the market see it?” Product lines outgrow their brands. The fix is not a new logo; it is a brand system — positioning, architecture, nomenclature, identity, packaging, and the trade programme that carries all of it to the shelf.

₹100Cr+
house of brands — the identity system behind it is our work.
500+
active distributors — the trade network under the brand.
2,000+
SKUs, named and engineered inside one system.

The practice

What we do — exactly.

The business move first, the logo last.

A short list of things we do at very high quality — and nothing we don’t. We don’t invent stories. We find the one already inside the business.

01

Brand strategy and architecture

The business move first: house-of-brands structures, category frameworks, nomenclature.

02

Identity systems

Naming, wordmark and mark, voice, typography — built as systems, not logos.

03

Product and packaging

From product-system definition to the pack on the shelf.

04

Go-to-market

Campaigns, e-commerce builds, distributor and trade programmes.

Selected work · Apparel · Case 01

“Sales are up — but the brand’s stuck at one name.”

From factory brand to house of brands.

Essdee had grown a trusted name the organic way — strong equity, one name carrying everything. It committed to moving beyond that single brand without eroding the trust it had earned. We rebuilt the identity as a system: wordmark, architecture, nomenclature, categories, packaging, and the teams to run them.

The old Essdee badge — a chrome oval with a red-and-blue monogram, grown organically over the years.Before
The new Essdee wordmark — flat black capitals with a sharp angular mark beside them.After
Before · the legacy badgeAfter · the new system
01

The move

Not a new logo — a system. A new wordmark and mark, and a nomenclature and category framework that runs from Essentials to Junior.

02

The edit

Unprofitable SKUs audited and cut; kidswear and Designer Vests launched under the new structure — now among the house’s strongest sellers.

03

The reach

The house now reaches 10,000+ retail counters, recorded in the distributor portal, across 20 states & UTs.

A page of the Essdee brand guide — values and personality named in English and Hindi, wordmark colourways, and the custom type ladder.
Brand system — values · personality · tone · colour · type

Built on real garment engineering. Behind the identity: tech packs for every style, a pattern-and-marker CAD library, packaging built to scale, and the trade programme that takes the brand from Odisha to Almaty.

A spread from the Essdee catalogue — Urban Luxury and Everyday Essentials ranges.
Catalogue — Urban Luxury · Everyday Essentials
Essdee Junior kidswear photography.
Essdee Junior — kidswear, under the new structure
A production die-line for a Essdee white vest, complete with the printer's job ticket.
Tech packs & CAD — real production artwork, not mock-ups
A Essdee packaging flat — deep maroon topographic pattern, gold wordmark, and the line Engineered to Move.
Packaging system — “Engineered to Move”
The Essdee distributor conference in Almaty, 2025.
Annual conference — Almaty, Kazakhstan · 2025
A regional Essdee trade activation in Odisha, 2024.
Trade activation — Odisha · 2024
A red Designer Vest, studio cutout.A navy Designer Vest, studio cutout.A black Everyday Essentials vest, studio cutout.A second black vest from the Essentials range, studio cutout.
Designer Vests & Everyday Essentials — the product that carries the house
That is what a system does for a name that already had trust. The next brand started with nothing — not even a name in the market.

Selected work · Performance · Case 02

“Can a performance brand be built from nothing?”

From a blank page to revenue.

92 set out to build a performance-activewear brand from scratch — co-founded by the people who lead this practice. It got the full stack: identity, a compression product system, a campaign, its own e-commerce build, and distributor agreements.

A 92 athlete mid-movement against a dark ground, cut with neon green.
The campaign that put 92 into the world
01

The gap

A category drowning in generic gym wear — and an opening for a brand balancing performance, lifestyle and accessibility.

02

The system

Identity, a compression product system, a full campaign, and a distinct visual language: dark, technical, cut with electric neon.

03

The launch

Its own storefront — architecture, UX and build, all ours — and distributor agreements signed. A brand built to operate, not a moodboard.

Performance, engineered into zones. A product and visual system that makes fabric technology legible — each zone a clear promise.

An athlete in ventilated knit — the Air Zone story.
AIR ZONE — breathable, ventilated knit
Training in fast-dry fabric — the Dry Zone story.
DRY ZONE — moisture-wicking, fast-dry
Compression wear at rest — the Quick Zone story.
QUICK ZONE — compression and recovery
The 92 wordmark in lime green, with Ninety Two set small beneath it.
The 92 wordmark
Full stack
identity to trade, one team.
Own storefront
designed and built by us.
Distributor agreements
signed, into real trade.
92 runs on edge — dark, technical, loud. The brand after it had to do the opposite: sit in a family’s cupboard and feel like it belongs there.

Selected work · Family innerwear · Case 03

“How do you make everyday innerwear feel like a friend?”

Comfort that connects.

A family innerwear brand, named from amicus — Latin for friend. We built the identity and packaging around a two-figure embrace: complete, warm, and ready for the shelf.

The Hamic mark — two rounded navy figures in an embrace, above the lowercase wordmark.
Two figures, one embrace
The Hamic white-vest box die-line — navy and sand, with the two-figure mark on the front panel.
Retail packaging — the identity applied to pack
The Hamic palette — navy, clay, sand and off-white.

Essence

From the Latin amicus, “friend”. A brand that embraces families through everyday essentials, from kidswear to men’s and women’s innerwear.

Positioning

Feel Close. Stay Comfortable. Togetherness · Trust · Softness · Simplicity · Quality.

Logo concept

A minimalist “H” from two figures intertwined in an embrace, connected by a soft, fabric-like curve.

Type & palette

A rounded, approachable wordmark and warm humanist type. Navy for trust, clay and sand for warmth, off-white for space.

Selected work · FMCG / Dairy · Case 04

“How do you make a commodity a choice?”

Nature, in its purest form.

A premium A2 dairy brand: a sunrise mark and a packaging system that carries one identity across milk, paneer, curd and ghee — turning a commodity into a brand a family chooses on purpose.

A mark drawn from the land. A sunrise over fields, in a calm world of cream, navy and gold. One unified system, so every product on the shelf reads as one brand — and a voice to match: calm, honest, nourishing.

The Nilva palette — navy, gold, wheat and cream.
The Nilva packaging lineup on a navy ground — paneer, curd, a ghee jar and a milk bottle arranged around the sunrise mark and wordmark.
The packaging system — the sunrise mark, carried from ghee jar to milk bottle
Nilva products lined up as a family on a navy ground — milk, paneer, curd and ghee, each carrying the sunrise mark.
Milk · Paneer · Curd · Ghee — one identity across the range

Four brands, four different problems, the same discipline underneath: find the story already inside the business, then build the system that carries it to the shelf. Every one of them started the same way — someone put a good product on the table.

Let's talk

Show us the product. We'll show you the brand.

The product is good. Let’s make the market see it — from strategy to shelf. The identity behind a ₹100Cr+ house of brands is the standard the conversation starts from.

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