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Ritual packaging

Campaign images © Ritual, from ritual.com

Ritual

see-through bottles and a single white dot

Ritual's core pack is a transparent PET bottle with a ribbed white cap, printed directly in white so the capsules themselves (amber oil softgels, clear capsules holding beadlets) become the colour and texture of the pack. A solid white circle sits above a medium-weight title-case wordmark, the product name follows as the largest text in a bold geometric sans with a serif-italic modifier line beneath, and a few small lines of supplement category and count close the stack; special lines tint the bottle itself, like the blue Sleep bottle. Powders move the same system onto a tub or pouch, where a flat field (Dusk Navy #1e2a4a, sage, silver) holds the type stack and a large circle on the side shows the colour of the powder.

  • Wellness & supplements
  • Light pack
  • Clinical minimal
  • Colour-coded range

Color Palette

Approximate colours interpreted from photography. These are screen references, not official brand colours or print specifications.

Pack body

  • Clear PET

    #eef0ee

    Transparent bottle that displays the capsules as the main colour

  • Cap White

    #f7f6f2

    Ribbed white screw cap on every bottle and the cream body of the powder tub

Ink

  • Print White

    #ffffff

    Dot, wordmark and all copy printed directly on clear and tinted bottles

  • Dusk Navy

    #1e2a4a

    Type on silver and sage pouches, and the label field on the magnesium tub

Accent

  • Capsule Gold

    #e3c070

    Colour of the visible oil softgels and beadlets, which reads through the clear bottle

Range coding

  • Sleep Blue

    #2f6fae

    Tinted blue bottle for the Sleep supplement

  • Greens Sage

    #8fa877

    Flat pouch colour for the creatine and greens powder

  • Shake Silver

    #d9dade

    Silver pouch for the protein shake, printed in navy

  • Powder Apricot

    #f0a77a

    Large circle showing the powder colour on the magnesium tub label

Typography

Suggested visual alternatives, not confirmed brand typefaces. Any scale below is an illustrative estimate.

A white dot leads, the wordmark sits directly under it, and the product name is the largest text, with a modifier in serif italic on the line below. Smaller lines name the supplement category and the capsule count at the bottom of the stack.

Type scale

Estimated cap size as a share of the panel · Front of the 30-count multivitamin bottle body, about 95 mm tall excluding cap

  • product-name

    7% · Bold · Headline

    Daily Iron+

  • wordmark

    4.5% · Medium · Headline

    Cadence

  • modifier

    4% · Italic · Script

    For Women 18+

  • nutrient-pair

    2.5% · Medium · Body

    300 mg Magnesium

  • category

    2% · Regular · Body

    Dietary supplement

  • count

    1.8% · Medium · Body

    30 DELAYED-RELEASE CAPSULES

Fonts

  • Headline

    DM Sans

    Looks like
    Circular Bold, Avenir Next Bold
    Type
    Bold geometric sans
    Weight
    Medium, Bold
    Case
    Title case
    Tracking
    Slightly tight, about -1%
    Fallback
    Avenir Next, Helvetica

    Wordmark (medium) under the dot and the product name (bold), the largest text on the pack.

  • Script

    Newsreader

    Looks like
    Tiempos Text Italic, Freight Text Italic
    Type
    Text serif italic
    Weight
    Italic
    Case
    Title case or sentence case
    Tracking
    Normal
    Fallback
    Georgia Italic, Times Italic

    Modifier line under the product name (target group or format), and italic units on nutrient pairs.

  • Body

    DM Sans

    Looks like
    Circular Book
    Type
    Geometric sans, small sizes
    Weight
    Regular, Medium
    Case
    Mixed; tracked capitals for counts
    Tracking
    Normal; counts about +8%
    Fallback
    Avenir, Helvetica

    Supplement category line, capsule count, nutrient amounts and back copy.

Structure & Proportions

Proportions

PurposeValuePreview
Print coverageAbout 20% of the bottle front; the rest is see-through
Brand dotAbout 8% of bottle width, centred above the wordmark
Text stack widthAbout 70% of bottle width
Stack positionStarts about 25% down the bottle body, reads top to bottom—
Powder circleAbout 55% of the tub label height, on the right side
Colours per packOne ink (white or navy) on clear, tinted or one flat field—
DensitySparse: a short text column and a lot of visible product—

Shapes

ElementValuePreview
Brand dotSolid small circle above the wordmark
Powder swatchLarge filled circle on tub and pouch labels
BottleRound-shouldered cylinder
CapRibbed white screw cap
CapsuleClear pill-shaped capsule holding beadlets or oil

Finishes

  • Clear gloss PET

    Core supplement bottles · transparent

  • Tinted PET

    Sleep bottle · transparent

  • Matte film

    Sage and silver pouches · matte

  • Metallic film

    Protein shake pouch · metallic

Formats and materials

FormatsSupplement bottle, Stand-up pouch, Powder tub
MaterialsClear PET, Tinted PET, Flexible film, Plastic
ClosuresRibbed white screw caps on bottles, resealable zip on pouches, deep screw lid on the tub
DecorationDirect white print on clear, Solid circle device, Large colour circle showing the product on powders

Front Panel

Schematic reading order. The diagram’s zone heights do not represent measured artwork proportions.

No label on bottles: a short centred-left text stack printed in white across the front of the clear body. Powder packs hold the same stack on a flat colour field with a large circle on the right.

ZoneContent
TopSolid white dot and wordmark
MiddleProduct name in bold sans, modifier in serif italic
LowerSupplement category, capsule count or net weight
Powder right sideLarge circle filled with the product's colour or a photographic texture of it

Range System

On bottles, colour comes from what is inside (capsule colour) or from tinting the bottle itself; on powders, each product gets one flat field colour plus a circle in the powder's colour, while the dot, wordmark and type stack stay identical.

  • Multivitamins = clear bottle showing gold softgels and beaded capsules
  • Sleep = blue-tinted bottle
  • Creatine greens = sage pouch with a green and yellow circle
  • Protein shake = silver pouch with a cocoa-brown circle
  • Magnesium = navy label on a cream tub with an apricot circle

Back of Pack & Shelf

The back of the bottle carries the supplement facts panel printed in white so the capsules still show through, with directions and warnings beside it; tubs and pouches put the same panel on the flat field.

  • Supplement facts table with serving size and amounts per serving
  • Other ingredients and allergen statement
  • Suggested use and storage directions
  • Third-party testing and traceability marks
  • Barcode, lot number and distributor address
  • Recycling note for the bottle and cap

On shelf

Lined up, the clear bottles read as a row of glowing capsules with an identical white dot-and-wordmark stack, so the brand is recognised by the transparency itself; tinted and powder packs stand out as single flat colours.

Imagery

The product is the image: visible capsules (amber softgels, clear capsules with beadlets) through clear plastic, or a single circle of powder colour on powder packs. No illustration.

Guidelines

Do

  • Use a fully transparent bottle so the capsules provide the colour; print no more than about 20% of the front.
  • Print all bottle copy in Print White (#ffffff) directly on the plastic, no paper label.
  • Put a solid circle about 8% of bottle width above the wordmark as the brand device.
  • Set the product name in the bold Headline sans and its modifier in the Script serif italic.
  • Tint the bottle itself, e.g. Sleep Blue (#2f6fae), when a line needs its own identity.
  • On powders, give each product one flat field colour and a large circle showing the powder.

Don't

  • Don't wrap bottles in opaque labels that hide the contents.
  • Don't use more than one ink colour on a bottle.
  • Don't add illustrations, patterns or botanical drawings.
  • Don't set the product name itself in the serif italic; it is only for modifiers.
  • Don't use coloured caps; caps stay white.
  • Don't make the wordmark larger than the product name.

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