25 Package Designs That Feature The Use of Playful Typography

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Natalie Mouradian

Published

September 17, 2019

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We’ve picked out 25 examples of our favorite packaging designs that feature the use of playful typography. Take a look at our picks below!

1. We Love This Fun Concept for Pasta Packaging and Branding

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2. Cerveza Candelaria

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3. Salsas Gabeli’s New Label Design Is Saucy

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4. Pack of the Month: Mexico-Based Firmalt Dives Into Cold Brew Coffee With Maraca

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5. The Clerkenwell Brothers Rebrand Spare Snacks

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6. This Snack Brand Comes With a Wonderfully Playful Look

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7. These Snacks Are Well&Truly Good For You

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8. Original Pattern Beer

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9. OK Drugs Cannabis

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10. Pod & Parcel Provides Biodegradable & Compostable Coffee Pods

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12. Snask Redesigns Branding for Trendy Norwegian Eyewear Brand Kaibosh

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13. A Little PINCHA! Salt Goes A Long Way

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14. Oatly Makes Food Science Look Oh-So Delicious

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15. Coconut Milk by Grinning Face

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16. This Italian Bakery’s Packaging Comes With a Beautiful Typographic Pattern

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17. Check Out These Adorably Illustrated Cans For PangPang Brewery

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18. Bartosz Ferments

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19. A Dutch Favorite Gets a Playful and Colorful New Look

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20. Lofoten Seaweed

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21. Mimbo Wines Will Help Transport You To the Beach or the Mountains

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22. The Dieline Awards 2017 Outstanding Achievements: Day_TM Energy Bars

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23. Camden Town Brewery

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24. YAS – Natural Soda

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