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joannUC got their new product packaging by running a design contest:
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by RadmilicaSubscription Book Box for Romance Readers
Check out joannUC's Product packaging contest…
The Brief
Industry
Retail
Design inspiration
Color inspiration
The Brief
Company name
Romance Book and Chill
Existing website
https://romancebookandchill.com/
Product name
Romance Book and Chill Box
The Brief
Description of the product
A subscription box for romance readers, each box contains a romance novel, self-care, lifestyle, and bookish items.
Description of the product target audience
My target audience is women between the ages of 30 and 45, married with kids, college educated, avid reader.
The Brief
Style attributes
The Brief
Design needs
The box should be luxurious, feminine, fun, and modern. Pink hues preferred but nothing that looks childish. I'm open to other colors but some pink should be used. This will be a mailer-style box.
Package dimensions
10x8x4
Attachments
It all began with a design brief.
A quick, interactive guide helped them understand their design style and captured exactly what they needed in their product packaging.
Designers across the globe delivered design magic.
design entries
You’ll get loads of concepts from experienced designers around the globe.
designers
Work with talented, professional Product packaging designers to turn your ideas into reality.
winners
Select your favorite custom Product packaging (Or two! Or three!). And the design is all yours.
joannUC collaborated with designers to refine their ideas
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And then… they selected 2 winners!
Client review
She was very proactive in all areas. Enjoyable to work with.
AnonymousAlong the way, they met lots of talented designers…
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