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    Print & Packaging

    Packaging is the most detached context: no profile picture, no header, no visual system around it. The brand must stand on its own through wordmark, typography and color system.

    In progressUpdated 2026-10-16

    01

    Information Hierarchy

    #FunctionDescription
    1Brand IdentifierWordmark (mandatory) + Monogram (optional)
    2Product NameFugaz One, uppercase: e.g. PREMIUM OVERGRIP
    3Subline / FeaturesFira Sans: e.g. Tacky / Absorbent / Long-lasting
    4Technical DetailsDimensions, weight, material
    5InstructionsStep-by-step with numbered icons
    6Legal InformationManufacturer, address, country of origin

    02

    Rules

    • Wordmark: Mandatory on every package (front AND back). Horizontal Long preferred. Min. 25 mm width.
    • Monogram: Allowed as addition (closure, label, endcap), does not replace the wordmark. Min. 8 mm height.
    • Clear visual separation between hierarchy levels. Max. 2 font sizes per packaging side.
    • Headlines (product name): Fugaz One, uppercase, min. 14 pt / 5 mm cap height.
    • Body & instructions: Fira Sans, mixed case, min. 7 pt / 2.5 mm. Legal: min. 6 pt.
    • Body text under 12 pt always in pure K (no Rich Black): prevents registration errors.
    • Blue only as accent (keyword, icon highlight): never as packaging background.
    • Matte preferred. Gloss only as targeted spot UV on logo or headline.

    03

    CMYK Reference

    Padel Blue

    C100 M50 Y0 K0 · RAL 5015

    Neutral

    K80 (text) · C40 M30 Y20 K80 (surface)

    Black

    K91 (text) · C60 M40 Y40 K91 (surface)

    White

    Paper white

    Pantone approximation: 2175 C, binding reference is proof against #0071EA. RAL 5015 Sky Blue, binding for shopfitting, powder coating and foiling. Grays via K channel only.

    No-Gos

    • No blue as background surface
    • No colorful gradients
    • No full-gloss finish
    • No foreign typefaces
    • No Fugaz One in lowercase
    • No black text on blue
    • No monogram as pattern