Move Over, Josh, There’s an Andrew Wine

Move Over, Josh, There’s an Andrew Wine


The wine packaging for “Andrew” is centered around a vintage matchbook-inspired label that feels effortlessly nostalgic. Inspired by pop art photography, each label captures the worn, lived-in feel of collected matchbooks.

The name “Andrew” is custom-typed to appear naturally aged, as if it’s been pressed into the matchbook over time, adding a timeless element to the clean design. The simple sans-serif “Andrew” wordmark balances the vintage aesthetic, creating an approachable design.

Below, Jose Garcia, creative director of Zoca Studios, sheds some light on the behind-the-scenes process of producing a label with a beautifully worn-in look and feel. 



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