Deep Mineral
#304A50Primary mark, wordmark, body text
Measured Geometry
01 · Mark + embroidery
The mark pairs a stable circular container with the asymmetric inhale-to-long-exhale path. The geometry stays constant across screen, thread and packaging.
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Embroidery studies
Three treatment studies on the deep charcoal-blue colourway: tonal quilting, copper running stitch and a single topstitch echo of the silhouette. Each keeps the cream underside, copper piping and the copper closed-eye stitch, and each is shot the same four ways so treatments compare like for like. All remain references for physical sampling rather than production specifications.
Five tonal quilted channels sweep the back, seams sunk into the wool. No copper on the body.
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Sparse copper running-stitch rows cross each wing, following its curve.
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One copper topstitch traces the silhouette just inside the piped edge. Body otherwise plain.
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Production check: preserve enough negative space through the seam that plush pile cannot close the path at label scale.
02 · Semantic colour
The palette stays compact. Coral Orange is an intentional interruption, never a general background colour.
#304A50Primary mark, wordmark, body text
#F1EBDDPrimary background and packaging ground
#E87C50Breath cue, emphasis and controlled interruption
#B7C9C4Supporting fields, grids and quiet contrast
Deep Mineral carries all small text. Coral Orange is reserved for large marks, shapes and emphasis.
Physical translation
Each colour exists in three materials: ink on board, dyed fibre and thread. The digital value is the origin; the physical references below are proposed matches, confirmed only against printed Pantone books and dyed samples under daylight.
#304A50PMS 7477 CPMS 7477 U19-4516 TCX · Stargazer#F1EBDDSubstrate, not inkSubstrate, not ink11-4302 TCX · Cannoli Cream#E87C50PMS 7416 CPMS 7416 U16-1337 TCX · Coral Gold#B7C9C4PMS 5595 CPMS 5595 U15-5205 TCX · Aqua Gray#39434DPMS 432 CPMS 432 U19-4110 TCX · Midnight NavyThread-firstNo ink equivalentDo not printMatched on the cone at samplingAll conversions are proposed from digital values and remain unverified until checked against physical Pantone Solid and TCX books. Sign off ink drawdowns and dyed lab-dips before any production run.
03 · Typography
Bricolage Grotesque carries the identity across wordmark, headings and body copy. Its character comes from proportion rather than decorative flourish.
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A steady presence for the moments when your body needs help finding its way back.72–144px0.8648–96px0.9217–22px1.4810–12px1.3504 · Photography
Window light at morning or dusk. No strobe, no hard shadow, no gels.
Washed linen, oak, wool. Surfaces someone actually rests on.
The product compresses what it sits on. Never floating, never propped.
Human presence arrives as hands and laps. Faces stay out of frame.
Scenes live inside linen and mineral. Coral appears only if the product carries it.
Generous negative space above. The subject sits low, aligned to the grid.





References are generated studies, not final photography. They set light, surface and crop for the launch shoot; the real product replaces them scene-for-scene.
05 · IllustrationPlaceholder · needs work
A 48-unit grid controls the composition. Arches, circles and capsules may vary in scale, but they remain anchored to its intervals and crossed by the same breath line.
Every edge, centre and interval resolves to the underlying grid.
One arch, one circle and one capsule are enough for a composition.
No literal coral, sea life, mascots or decorative geometric confetti.
06 · PackagingPlaceholder · needs work
Packaging combines the soft wordmark with measured information, a quiet grid and one controlled coral interruption.
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settle into the weight
Folding carton
One tuck-end carton carries the identity at retail: Warm Linen board, two spot inks, and a coral interior revealed on opening. Every face is assigned before the converter is briefed, so regulatory copy never becomes a junk drawer. Structure shown diagrammatically — the converter owns the final dieline.
07 · Field notesPlaceholder · needs work
A looser companion dialect: hand-stamped specimens in the identity inks — Deep Mineral and Coral Orange on Warm Linen. Where the measured system stays abstract, these carry the softer, hand-made register for social, print ephemera and packaging moments. Proposed, pending print samples.





08 · LabelsPlaceholder · needs work
Three labels travel with every unit: a woven seam label, a printed care tag and a swing tag. Each reproduces the mark in one colour at small scale, so the rules here are stricter than anywhere else in the system.