Classic contour
- Bottle or can
- Returnable glass contour bottle with a named paper label
- Ribbon
- Red grosgrain, name repeated in white along the edge
- Label message
- "{Name}, this one's yours."
Concept for Coca-Cola
Every option on the board carries a name. The bottle label, the tumbler, the opener and the crate lid are all personalised, so the recipient sees their own name before they see the brand — pick one piece or build the full crate.
Lid off, ice steaming, six labels facing up — all with the same name.
Personalisation variants
Same Coca-Cola crate, different personalisation. Pick the vessel, the ribbon and the message — every combination carries the recipient's name on at least three pieces.
Brand guideline audit
2 of 3 checks need a change before anything goes to print. Colour, typography and logo use are reviewed separately.
Colour
On guidelineRule: Coca-Cola Red is a fixed spot colour and must not be tinted, gradiented or screened back.
In this concept: The crate, ribbon and labels use one flat red across every print method.
Keep it this way: Keep the red as a spot ink on board and a dyed ribbon — never a CMYK build.
Typography
Check before printRule: The Spencerian script is a logo, not a typeface — names must never be set in it.
In this concept: Personalised names sit on the bottle labels, close to the script mark.
Change: Set all names in the brand's sans-serif and keep clear space between name and script.
Logo
Check before printRule: The logo may not be altered, outlined or have elements added to it.
In this concept: The name plate sits on the crate lid alongside the mark.
Change: Place the name plate on a separate panel so the two marks never lock up as one.
Brand colour matching
Upload your logo and we read the colours straight out of it — or type them in. The packaging, ribbon and PR box below update as you go, and your palette travels with your order.
Logo
Readability check
Ribbon, label and packaging text in the previews always switches to whichever tone stays readable on your colours.

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