A recognisable hydrangea world.
The cover establishes the botanical direction and four-color palette before individual products are selected.
Real buyer-side development work showing how a retail direction becomes artwork, coordinated products, packaging and a supplier-ready brief.
Selected buyer-side retail product-development work, now presented by OKO Sourcing while preserving the visual language of each range.
All four examples come from the same 27-page Gift of Love hydrangea catalog: one theme, one visual language, one coordinated product system.
The cover establishes the botanical direction and four-color palette before individual products are selected.
The hydrangea artwork remains recognisable across ceramic cup shapes and color combinations.
The palette travels across utensil colorways and retail boxes, creating one shelf story rather than isolated SKUs.
The glass mug page brings sizes and motif variations together for range review, sourcing and costing.
The Ocean Series is a useful proof case because the visual language remains consistent across dinnerware, drinkware, serving pieces and supporting items.
A 24-page buyer-facing catalog that carries one coastal direction across a coordinated assortment. It shows the part many sourcing agents skip: deciding what belongs in the range before requesting quotes.
These selected cases show how a visual direction can move from palette and pattern into products, packaging and a supplier-ready assortment. Full case studies are shared privately once we understand your market and brief.
Palette, material and pattern direction carried through a coordinated kitchen assortment.
A coastal visual language carried across tableware, drinkware and retail packaging.
An Easter theme carried across mugs, tableware, drinkware and storage containers.
Looking for work closer to your category? Tell us the product, market and price level. We will share the most relevant examples privately.
Request the selected portfolioYour product should be built around your market, channel, target price and customer. The selected cases show the process can be done; your brief decides what comes next.
When your range brief is ready, use factory quote comparison to check whether the proposed materials, packaging and quantities fit the target cost.
Choose a useful direction.
Pick a visual language or range structure that fits your buyer and selling occasion.
Add the commercial brief.
Set market, channel, product type, price level, packaging and timing.
Build the supplier-ready range.
Turn the brief into assortment, materials, artwork, samples and costing.
Keep the buyer in control.
Nothing moves to the next stage until the direction, quote or sample is approved.
Send a theme, a product reference or a retail gap. Our team will recommend the sensible next step and confirm whether the idea is ready for supplier search.
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