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As a business owner, your product deserves a packaging system that communicates quality, consistency, and value at every touchpoint.
I designed choklo as a premium chocolate biscuit packaging concept built around bold geometric typography, a distinctive royal-blue palette, and a cohesive visual identity.
From the front-of-pack presentation to the back-of-pack information layout, every element is designed to work together as one considered system, balancing shelf appeal with functional clarity.
Because premium packaging isn’t just about making a product look expensive. It’s about building a brand that looks credible, feels intentional, and is ready to compete.
Looking to elevate your product with packaging that reflects the value of your brand? Let’s talk.
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I thought of using blue as it gives a consistent and wholesome feel while matching with the front bread but the yellow one I think looks more appetizing and makes the designs shine.
I’d love to hear what stands out to you. Which one makes the packaging feel more appealing and eye-catching?
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cream for me. the blue makes the milk bread wrapper kinda disappear into the background
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