CLIENT WORK | Pure Joy Ice Cream Pint Packaging

October 7, 2019

Sometimes, a complete packaging redesign can feel pretty intimidating.


Customers are frequently on auto-pilot while they’re shopping, so if they don’t see something familiar they might just breeze on past without picking up your product.


When we started the redevelopment of Pure Joy Ice Cream’s pint packaging, we put a lot of thought into the process to ensure that even though this packaging would be entirely new and different, customers would notice it and it would resonate with the brand. Since Pure Joy is just a regional brand and many grocery customers have interacted with either their shop or one of their catering carts, we decided to make the pints reminiscent of the shop/cart look and feel. 

All of the lids are the same - which helps create a billboard effect on the freezer shelf that stands out as customers are walking by. The red and white stripes also appear on the catering cart and umbrellas at the scoop shop, so the brand recognition is strong. We kept with a very simple design and color scheme that has a nostalgic but also modern feel.

Sustainability is important to Pure Joy, so we were excited to help them transition from plastic packaging to paper cups that use 30% post consumer recycled paper and are produced in the U.S.A.

Pure Joy also partners with many local producers to create a truly unique and local product. We came up with fun ways to call out their partnerships on the packaging.

Pure Joy produces many seasonal flavors in limited runs, so it’s not cost effective to have separate packaging for each, so we designed a “blank” design that utilizes die-cut stickers that have a similar feel to the main flavors.

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