Tote bags

Daybreak Coffee

Daybreak Coffee's tote uses striped fabric and a direct front print to make a familiar bag format feel more specific.

Project Lens

A coffee tote where the material does part of the branding.

The strongest choice is the base textile. The stripe gives the tote personality first, then the print makes the brand moment easy to read.

Custom toteStriped textileScreen printCoffee merch

Build Note

A patterned fabric can make the tote feel custom before adding extra trim, hardware, or decoration.

Build Note

The artwork has to hold its own against a busier background, so scale and color contrast matter.

Build Note

The local photos make fabric, construction, and print scale visible before the piece is treated as finished content.

Project Proof

A tighter photo set for the finished pieces, details, and product logic behind this case study.

Front print

Material proof

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