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Disai is a modern travel accessories brand designed to make every journey more comfortable, convenient, and stylish.
With a focus on functional design and a cohesive visual identity, Disai offers thoughtfully designed travel essentials, including travel pillows, passport covers, suitcases, travel pouches, and more.
The brand combines practicality with contemporary aesthetics, creating products that inspire people to explore new destinations with confidence and ease.
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Brand Identity
Logo Design
Typography
Poster Design
Package Design
Brand Collaterals
The red and yellow graffiti DS lettering is loud in the best way, and it reads clearly even on the cap. Contrarian question: travel accessories are about comfort and calm, and this identity is shouting. Is the target a young, loud traveler, or has the brand picked the energy of...
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