Mobster Toiletry Merchandizing

Bandito Packaging Puts a Macho Face on Men's Cosmetics

It is largely more common for men's products to be labeled much more modestly than women's. The tactic behind Bandito packaging is thus rather unusual, but certainly not in danger of being less successful. Instead of employing minimalist graphic design to mark the range of bath and shower goods, Oleg Ivanov opted to introduce personality with a powerful theme.

Admitting he might watch gangster movies fairly frequently, the designer was certainly inspired by the suave, bold, brave, and no-bull qualities of the villainous characters. For many, these men are the ultimate symbols of masculinity, and therefore quite a good fit for transforming the delicate idea of soaps, bath salts and lotion. Bandito packaging is full of attitude and features a different criminal persona on each label.

Bold Packaging
The use of powerful themes and distinctive design in packaging attracts attention and stands out on store shelves.
Gendered Marketing
Creating targeted marketing strategies that cater to the unique needs and preferences of male consumers.
Character Branding
Utilizing fictional personalities and personas to enhance the appeal and identity of a product line.

Sectors Adopting This

Men's Cosmetics
Exploring innovative ways to market and package men's grooming products.
Graphic Design
Offering creative design solutions that differentiate products and attract consumers.
Entertainment Merchandising
Collaborating with entertainment franchises to create unique branded products with strong customer appeal.
SCORE
1.9 out of 10
GENDER
90% Men10% Women
MARKETTop markets: North America, Europe
GENERATION
  • Gen Alpha
  • Gen Z (primary audience)
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 14%
Activity 35%
Freshness 8%