About this packaging
L:A Bruket’s 093 Body Lotion uses a pale ruled label on an amber-looking pump bottle. The number occupies a small header cell beside the larger maker name, followed by a prominent product title, scent line and dense front-facing information.
L:A Bruket describes this body lotion as made in Sweden.[1]
Pack construction & use
What makes the design work
Editorial analysis of this packaging reference.
Ruled header above dense product information
093 occupies a left header cell beside a larger condensed L:A BRUKET wordmark. BODY LOTION and Bergamot/Patchouli follow below, before descriptive and ingredient text. The number is not an oversized headline above the maker.
Amber bottle frames the cream label
The dark transparent-looking bottle body contrasts strongly with the cream label. A black pump continues the dark vertical form, leaving the label as the main interruption.
Scent props support the code
Bergamot halves sit directly beside the pump bottle, echoing the citrus half of the scent name. The restrained composition lets the label remain the focus despite the visible ingredient props.
Ideas for your next brief
- Pair a numerical product identifier with readable function and scent names, using ruled cells to organise the header.
- Use a broad wrap label on a cylindrical bottle to balance a bold product number with dense product information.
Sources & further reading
Researched 19 October 2026
