80s packaging design

A fun set of matchbooks made by the Ohio Match Company showing days of the week set in different typefaces. Monday is set in ATF Stencil, Tuesday is set in ITC Grouch, Wednesday is set in Buxom, Thursday is set in Egyptienne Bold Extended, Friday is set in Futura Prisma by Photo

Doublenaut designed the packaging for Stay Classy IPA, Bellwoods Craft Brewery's first Non-Alcoholic IPA, by drawing on nostalgic elements from 70s and 80s Stubby Bottles. This approach ensures the packaging captures the essence of traditional beer, making the absence of alcohol secondary. The design features a vibrant color palette of blue, red, and gold.

"A very graphic approach to early 1980s packaging design. Sourced from AdArt 5/86." Designer: Jerome Gould Via: Recollection

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Nowadays packages you'll find in your local supermarkets are commonly filled with information, legal or not. Why not take a look back and see how packages

VHS was huge in the 1980s. Let's take a moment to appreciate blank VHS cassette packaging design trends. You can see 80's graphic design evolve into the 90's clearly. Man, I think I had all of these. #Retro #VHS #VCR

Juicy is a brand of natural juices produced with organic fruits, coming directly from plantations in Minas Gerais, a state in southeastern Brazil. Starting from the following question: “what would a modern organic juice brand look like, but also rescue the essence of the design of the 80s?”. It was from this idea that Juicy […]

Beer is having a moment, or—should we say—non-alcohilic brewskis are. But it’s not just those hangover free suds getting their share of the limelight—it’s also the design. Dive bar aesthetics and retro looks are taking mindful drinkers on a journey through the past. The latest non-beer comes courtesy of Bellwoods Brewery and the Toronoto-based design […]

Collider is a non-alcoholic beer that transcends the realm of traditional brewing, focused on creating a sensory experience through its concoction of mood-boosting nootropic and adaptogenic ingredients. To underscore Collider’s adventurous spirit, London-based strategic design agency Duzi Studio looked to the design tropes of the ’80s and a retro-futuristic theme when designing its identity. #branding #brandingdesign #identity #packaging