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Bubblybunkids

Jawad Masood

Jawad Masood

01 — The Identity
The brief: make a children's brand that feels modern and design-led without losing the warmth that makes it for kids. Most kids' brands pick one side and lose the other — either cute and cluttered, or clean and cold.
Bubbly Bun does both. Clean negative space and a minimalist, Swiss-inspired type hierarchy give it a contemporary, intentional feel. Vibrant color and a cast of original characters keep it playful. The signature move: sculpted 3D clay characters paired with flat 2D vector variants, a tactile, dimensional quality that most kids' brands flatten out entirely. The result is a brand that looks deliberate and premium, but never serious.


02 — The System
A logo isn't a brand. So the identity was built to live everywhere.
Packaging engineered to feel like a gift before it's opened. A character world that carries across totes, hang tags, business cards, gift boxes, and product photography. A flexible color language that runs wild without ever looking chaotic. Every touchpoint — down to the "extra cuteness, points for cuties" hang tag — designed to be memorable and worth keeping.
The brand became something a customer wanted to hold onto, not throw away with the wrapping.


03 — The Performance
A beautiful brand that doesn't sell is just art. So the real test was the ad account.
Bubbly Bun launched as a full DTC operation — a Shopify storefront built for conversion, a complete Meta Ads acquisition system, and tracking built to measure what actually moved revenue. The numbers from the peak month:
$0 → $20,000+/month within the first 30 days of paid traffic
78,000 AED revenue from 18,000 AED ad spend
4.3x ROAS against a 1.7x break-even, every Dollar returned more than four
Sustained, not a spike held across consecutive months through systematic creative testing and break-even ROAS discipline
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Posted Jun 16, 2026

Bubbly Bun is a children's apparel brand built around a simple idea: that a kids' brand could feel modern and design-led.