The clamshell band
One band. One batch number. One flavour.
White paper, one wine red, steel, and the roll as the hero. Nothing decorated for show.
One batch, one time, one number: that part is strict. The roll is soft and turning. The golden ratio holds both.
4:30 PM sits in the seal, on the tab and on the sign.
A new number every day, stamped like a ticket.
The day's ritual in typewriter type, turning like a roll.
The D and the B share one stem, and their bowls meet as a heart.
A strict geometric frame, softened at every end.
One stem for both letters: one batch, one mark.
The heart is found, not added. It only shows when the two letters meet.
For lids, stickers and coasters. The time is part of the name.
One band. One batch number. One flavour.
The spiral waits under the roll.
OG in wine, the ritual turning beside it.
The seal sits inside the lid.
The tab tells you when the batch came out.
White boxes, wine type, nothing loud.
The mark on the cup, the name on the bag.
Worn behind the window from 4:30.
The same shirt, for the people who queue.
When it opens, and when it is gone.
Wine letters and a warm halo for the evening drop.
The mark alone, seen from down the street.
The name on white glazed tile.
The line, the spiral and the time.
One sweet, one savory, one month only.
Pressed into thick card.
Short facts: the time, the flavour, the batch.
A heavy, friendly serif. The D and the B sit inside one round mark, like a batch on a tray.
The serif brings weight and warmth, like a bakery that has always been there.
One stem divides the circle: D on the left, B on the right.
Round like the roll, the tray and the clock face.
For lids, stickers and coasters. The time is part of the name.
One band. One batch number. One flavour.
The spiral waits under the roll.
OG in wine, the ritual turning beside it.
The seal sits inside the lid.
The tab tells you when the batch came out.
White boxes, wine type, nothing loud.
The mark on the cup, the name on the bag.
Worn behind the window from 4:30.
The same shirt, for the people who queue.
When it opens, and when it is gone.
Wine letters and a warm halo for the evening drop.
The mark alone, seen from down the street.
The name on white glazed tile.
The line, the spiral and the time.
One sweet, one savory, one month only.
Pressed into thick card.
Short facts: the time, the flavour, the batch.
The same six pieces in both options. Tap any image to open it.
The old burgundy (#580B19), made a little richer so it reads as wine on white paper.
The round caps are Alesand Bold, rounded and widened by hand. They stand in for Sud (VJ Type) until the licence is bought.
One option, with any notes on the mark, the type or the colour.
Final logo, seal, batch stamp and spiral, tested at real sizes.
Clamshell band, bag, Instagram templates and print-ready files.