Ozithy Nylon Depot.

Ozithy was already selling packaging materials, including nylon bags, to individuals and other brands. Customisable packaging was part of its offer. The ambition was to become a more recognisable destination for packaging in Nigeria and beyond. This was a rebrand of an existing business, not the launch of a new one; the work had to make its offer clearer while giving the brand a more distinctive presence.

Ozithy Nylon Depot needed a visual language that could feel distinct across its retail communications and digital storefront. The direction connects a recognisable mark, a consistent colour system and practical layouts for products and promotions. This case study presents the identity and website design, not a measured sales outcome.

The identity development explores an open-box form: a straightforward symbol suited to a business built around everyday goods. The mark is supported by a blue-led palette and a visual system that can move between compact signatures and larger branded surfaces. The process presentation shows how the direction was refined; the application mockup shows how it can live beyond a flat logo file.

The website direction brings the identity into a shopping environment. Clear product hierarchy, room for imagery and recognisable promotional moments make the brand useful as well as expressive. The screen shown here is a design presentation mockup of that direction, not evidence of a live store or commercial result.

The website design applies the brand system to product browsing, shopping-bag imagery and e-commerce hierarchy. This in-context film shows the designed interface on a laptop; it is a presentation of the digital work, not a claim of live sales performance.