Rebranding

Rebranding for product brands that have outgrown where they started.

Two Superbrand water bottles, white fading to black, beaded with water.
A plain grey water bottle with a basic label, before the rebrand.
Two Superbrand water bottles, white fading to black, beaded with water.
A plain grey water bottle with a basic label, before the rebrand.
A black Superbrand cap on a white shelf.
The same bottle after the rebrand: white fading to black, with the Superbrand logo.
A black Superbrand cap on a white shelf.
The same bottle after the rebrand: white fading to black, with the Superbrand logo.
Plain grey cartons, bottles and cups beside their rebranded Superbrand versions, which fade from white to black.

What it is

A rebrand updates how your brand looks and sounds to match where the business is now. Sometimes that means a full change, sometimes a refresh that keeps what customers already recognise. The work is knowing which parts to keep, and moving the rest without losing the customers you’ve built.

Someone in a black Superbrand hoodie holding a Superbrand box that fades from white to black.
A plain grey Active Wear Co box beside its rebrand, a Superbrand box fading from white to black.

What’s included

Brand audit

A clear look at what’s working, what’s holding you back, and what customers already recognise and trust.

Keep or change

A recommendation on how far to go: a refresh that builds on what you have, or a bigger change.

Updated strategy

Positioning and messaging reworked for where the business is heading.

New identity

Logo, type, colour and graphics, updated or rebuilt.

Rollout plan

The order to update your packaging, site, socials and everything else, so it doesn’t happen piecemeal.

Guidelines

New brand guidelines so the rebrand stays consistent after launch.

Our process

About 4 weeks, or about 8 with a new online store.

Discovery

How the business has changed since the brand was made, and what customers think of you now.

Audit

Every touchpoint reviewed, from packaging to your store, to see what to keep.

Direction

How far to take it, agreed together before any design starts.

Design

The updated identity, refined over two rounds of your feedback.

Rollout plan

What changes first, what can wait, and what it takes to switch over.

Delivery

Guidelines, source files and a walkthrough for your team.