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Coffee shop branding: a cup sleeve, a loyalty card and a bag label

Coffee shop branding — the flat artwork for a takeaway cup sleeve, the mark centred on a long band with a small cup icon at one end and a clear strip left along the glue seam, a Scandinavian-minimal treatment with a single thin sans in wide capitals, one hairline rule and a great deal of empty space

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Reading 1Cup sleeve
Reading 2Loyalty card
Reading 3Bag label

Coffee shop branding is one name carried across every piece of paper a café touches: the cup sleeve, the loyalty card, the bag label. These nine draw all three for one invented café, each in a Scandinavian-minimal direction, a retro-diner style, and a third-wave botanical treatment. The fill-in lines stay blank, ready for your own details.

  • a starter branding set for a new café
  • a rebrand direction for an existing shop
  • a pitch concept for a café client
  • a matching loyalty card and bag label
  • reference art for a print shop order

Frequently asked questions

Can I use my own café name?
Yes — type your café's name in the direction field and it's spelled exactly across the sleeve, card and label.
Are the blank lines meant to be filled in later?
Yes — the loyalty card's stamp circles and the bag label's roast and date lines are left empty by design, ready for a printer to add the specifics.
Is this a photo mockup or the flat printable art?
It's the flat print-ready panel seen straight on for each item, not a photo of a finished sleeve, card or bag.
Can I get this for a tea house instead?
Yes — that's one of the ready directions on the page, or type any shop type and the set redraws around it.

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