u/Ziograffiato

Image 1 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand
Image 2 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand
Image 3 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand
Image 4 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand
Image 5 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand
Image 6 — Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand

Kudos to Bob’s Red Mill for a genuinely impressive rebrand

I see a lot of rebrands lately that either lean too far into sterile minimalism or try too hard to be "disruptive."

I think Bob’s Red Mill has absolutely nailed the new design (balancing heritage and modernization) as well as the announcement/rollout (thoughtful explanation walking through the new system). The redesign cleans up the visual architecture and improve shelf-legibility without sacrificing the "mom-and-pop" warmth that defines their brand equity.

From their announcement:

>Our new look honors our legacy while looking ahead: inspired by the original Red Mill, with handcrafted details, a bolder logo and clearer design that makes it easier to find your favorites across the store.

I think it's a case study in how to honor a legacy brand while making it feel relevant to a modern consumer.

You can see the full breakdown (including a full resolution version of this heavily compressed gif) here:https://www.bobsredmill.com/new-look-same-quality

10/10 for me. Curious what others think of it.

u/Ziograffiato — 22 hours ago

Stumped by this narrow serif. "The Arc of Brand Transformation"

It's similar to Instrument Serif, but the serif on the "d" is different, and it has some Goudy elements I like, but does a Goudy Condensed exist?

u/Ziograffiato — 7 days ago