Alder & Moss
A rugged, heritage-craft identity for a brand built to be repaired, not replaced.
SMALL-BATCH OUTDOOR GOODS
DELIVERABLESBrand Identity | Web Design | Email Campaigns
toolsIllustrator | Photoshop | Klaviyo | Squarespace
categoryBrand Identity & Marketing Design
PROJECT OVERVIEW
An identity built to be
repaired, not replaced.
Alder & Moss makes small-batch packs, apparel, and camp goods from recycled materials, each backed by a lifetime repair promise. The design system had to feel as durable and considered as the products: earthy, honest, and made to last. I built the full visual language and carried it across a responsive storefront and a run of email campaigns.
what i createdBrand direction, moodboard, and the style guide that anchors every touchpoint
Responsive web design for both desktop and mobile
Email campaign design and execution in Klaviyo: launches, storytelling, and lifecycle
A consistent visual system carried across every page and section
01
Brand Foundation
Visual direction, moodboard, and the style guide — palette, type, and graphic elements that keep every page and every campaign in the same voice.
MOODBOARD - DIRECTION & MOOD
STYLE GUIDE - COLOR, FONTS & ELEMENTS
01
Brand Foundation
A responsive website designed in the brand system: generous imagery, honest sourcing detail, and the repair promise threaded throughout. Scroll each mockup below.
Homepage — desktop · scroll to explore
Homepage — mobile
Product Page — desktop · scroll to explore
Product Page — mobile
02
Email Campaigns
Promotional, launch, and seasonal storytelling campaigns designed and executed in Klaviyo carrying the brand's calm, no-urgency voice from the inbox to the trailhead.
impactA cohesive identity that reads the same on a hero image, a product spec table, and a Sunday-morning newsletter, built to make a small-batch brand feel established, trustworthy, and worth keeping.
One brand, every touchpoint.
tools usedChatGPT
Klaviyo
Adobe Illustrator
Squarespace
Adobe Photoshop
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