
Front-of-pack label
Lead with the shea category, then make the product name easy to find.
Direction 03 · alternative name
A direct name that states the category and ambition. Shea Luxury communicates skincare and premium positioning at a glance, making the offer immediately understandable to a new customer.
This expression pairs an editorial serif with a warm cocoa and clay palette, keeping the presentation understated and product-focused.

A compact set of concepts shows how the direct category name can work across packaging, stationery and promotion. Confirm final product and compliance copy before production.

Lead with the shea category, then make the product name easy to find.
A warm editorial identity balanced with simple, legible supporting details.
A square campaign concept leading with the category and premium positioning.
A clean flyer cover to introduce the range in retail or online.
The visual expression
A compact hierarchy helps shoppers understand the category quickly: name first, product second, supporting ingredient and weight information kept clear.
The word Shea tells customers what the brand is built around.
Use soft neutral grounds with rich cocoa typography and restrained clay accents.
Keep the product title, key ingredient cue and net weight easy to find.
Assess how tightly the name connects the master brand to shea as the range expands.
Name rationale
The client brief values the name’s directness and premium signal, but rates its scalability lower because it is more generic and closely tied to the shea category.