Trail 45L and Expedition 55L, one collection.
ARVEN makes two backpacks for people who live between the city and the mountains. Trail 45L is for the week. Expedition 55L is for long trips and serious terrain. This is the marketplace part of the launch: fourteen Amazon listing images, seven per pack, each with one job.
Main image, benefit, specs, fit and comparison, from one layout.
The Setup
Two packs from a brand that started from zero, with no photo shoot behind them. On Amazon they sit in a grid next to brands people already know, and the buyer decides from a thumbnail and six more images. The images had to do the work a store clerk would do.
The Tension
In a store, people feel the fabric and open the zipper. Online, they get an image. If the image does not show the size, the fit or how the pack sits on the body, the buyer moves to the next listing. A pretty image that answers nothing is the same as no image.
The Decision
Every image got a job before it was made: main image on white, core benefit, details and specs, fit, lifestyle, comparison and what comes in the box. Same seven jobs for both packs, so they read as one collection and the buyer finds each answer in the same place. I avoided the usual hiker on a summit at sunset and kept the scenes closer to where the buyer lives.
Seven jobs for seven images, for both packs.
The Images
The main image follows Amazon's rule: the pack alone on pure white, filling the frame, at the same scale for both. The next three answer what people ask before they buy: why this pack, what is on it and how it fits. Scenes were made in Magnific, and the vector logo goes on top so the symbol stays exact.
Main images on pure white, same scale for both packs.
Core benefit and specs, one claim per image.
How it fits, and which pack to choose.
On the body for scale and fit, details up close.
Lifestyle scenes and what arrives at the door.
What's in the box
Every number here is a finished file in the project folder.
Every deliverable, counted.
The Takeaway
A listing is a row of answers. Decide the question for each slot first, then make the image.
Two packs on the stone, one brand.
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Fourteen Amazon listing images for a backpack brand with two packs, seven jobs per pack, from the main image on white to what comes in the box.
