Grin Flosspyx

In June 2024, I spent a month studying abroad in Central London, gaining valuable cultural and market insights. During this time, I reimagined a U.S.-based product to better align with the preferences and expectations of the U.K. market. I had the opportunity to present my redesign to Chris Griffin of leading branding agency Pi Global, and received encouraging praise and constructive feedback on my work.

Group photo of me and my study abroad peers outside the Museum of Brands in London, England

For this project, I chose to redesign the packaging for Grin Flosspyx based on targeted market research in London. My findings highlighted a strong consumer preference for sustainability and compact, convenience-focused packaging.

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In response, I developed a smaller, recyclable box that aligns with these values while maintaining Grin’s recognizable, color-coded flosspick system. The result is a more eco-conscious, market-tailored design that reflects the brand’s “Earth-lovin’” ethos—without compromising on identity or shelf appeal.

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Grin Flosspyx flatlay
Grin Flosspyx previous packaging (pouch), flatlay dieline, and folded mockup