Our product design and concept development process involves progressing initial sketches through to either the prototype stage or a stage where resolved mechanical designs can be generated.
We help develop and refine ideas, instilling confidence that the desired result will be achieved.
We can also advise on aesthetic elements, mechanical principles, thermal migration, materials and manufacturing techniques.
Reusable and refillable sports bottle with flip lid (650ml) and lanyard for ease of carrying . Different coloured lids adds to collectability and customer preference.
A collection of drinking vessels used as part of European promotional campaigns across the Leisure sector and cruise ships.
Maximizing on the growth of the frozen sector is a dual chamber drinking vessel which allows the consumer to choose two flavours for the price of one while maintaining the integrity of the flavours and colours. Also, a range of high-quality collector cups with the added possibility of “Lid Toppers” which can link with new films and licensed assets.
The original “Yard” drinking vessel which is still available today. This 32oz drinking vessel was based on the “Yard of Ale” challenge which was a stalwart of a traditional British Boozer. Designed with two access holes in the lid to allow sharing. This is still a classic and favourite of consumers visiting cinema’s and theme parks today.
Promotional set of 4 x 500ml PP cups for KFC Australia & New Zealand when you upgrade to a 20 piece bucket meal.
Refillable drinking vessels used at Butlins in line with their “buy once , drink all day” strategy . We also worked together with Butlins and their soft drinks partner Coca-Cola to develop a unique design and shaped 500ml vessel that honored the iconic contour bottle. Display stands for high visibility and merchandising.
Fanta being the chose of drink for Halloween, we designed a fun and spooky 350ml collectable cup for QSR and retail cafes. A 650ml mason jar in PETG material and a 500ml “Ghostly” design completed the range for theme parks and Cinemas.
Three great classic drinking vessels that helped launch this iconic British brand . The bone cup (22oz )with its challenging but unique shape ; the “Pup in the Cup” (16oz) which had a plastic Puppie as a souvenir and the Ten Pin shaped vessel (16oz) specifically designed for Ten Pin bowling alleys.
The First ever “Twin Cup” design which allowed a sharing experience for the first time in theme parks. Allowing customers greater choice and an end to the difficult decision of which flavour to choose. Hanging display racks to allow stock holding , merchandising and visibility in small kiosks and satellite stands around the park.
Keeping the traditions of The Coca-Cola Company even when selling frozen products is challenging. These three designs salute the past with a hint of nostalgia and a nod to creativity. The Reverse Icon cup in Georgia green is a cleverly designed upside-down contour bottle encased is a thermal housing (12oz) ; The classic Scene cup with its “reveal side” gives the illusion of drinking from a bottle when in fact it s cup (16oz) : The Bell soda cup in Georgia green and clear is a traditional vessel is bars and restaurants around the world (16oz).
The twin cup (also known as the Twister Cup) is a dual chamber drinking vessel specifically designed for frozen drinks. The dual chambers allows the consumer to choose two flavours for the price of one while maintaining the integrity of the flavours and colours. The example shown is a 22oz (11 oz per chamber).
Offering over 100 flavour options , the Coca-Cola Freestyle machines in Burger King and Five Guys required a refillable and collector cup to highlight the fun and choice of mixing your own drink. I none slip easy clean rubber mat placed in front of the machine complemented the offering and displayed key flavor notes to stimulate customer creativity.
Value added UK national promotion within Iceland discount stores. 100 cups packed in a shelf ready promotional retail box.
Mechanic: Get a free Tumbler when you buy any 1.5l Vimto Squash.
Run in 2021 with a new design in 2022