Everbloom

Fashioning the future. How we branded the finest generation of noble fibre production.

What’s the truth?

No outfit on Earth can justify the 1.29 billion barrels of oil used to produce synthetic fibres each year. Especially now that Everbloom has found a way to regenerate natural by-products into fibres that rival the most desirable materials in the world.

How’d we turn it up?

To get these fibres into the hands of the fashion houses, automotive manufacturers and sports companies that can elicit global change, we created a brand that knits into the fabric of the high-end. 

We went all in on

Team USA’s 2028 Olympic partner
Reported $400M Series B valuation
87% less CO₂ than conventional
Black-and-white photo of a sheer shirt on a hanger surrounded by scattered words

The woven monogram aims to match the iconic brands it aspires to share a label with: Gucci, Louis Vuitton, Dior.

Black tote bag with the Everbloom monogram in white

Photography hones in on the magic of the material rather than showcasing people donning the final garment.

An experience that conveys artistic cut-through as much as scientific breakthrough. Editorial in nature, it gives these ecological credentials room to breathe.

Everbloom wordmark embossed into soft cream paper

A series of threads delicately hang onto our assets, in the same manner we hope people hang onto language as smooth as cashmere.

Tiled Everbloom packaging sheets with the wordmark and 'The reinvention of convention'
'Making circularity an actuality' layout with a glowing hand and the Everbloom monogram

"We brought on HOW+HOW to develop our brand identity, and they absolutely delivered. "What stood out most was their ability to be both flexible and deeply thoughtful—they met us where we were, but always pushed the creative with a clear perspective. We felt like true partners in the process. They really took the time to understand our vision and turned it into something cohesive, modern, and full of emotion. "The end result is spot-on, not just beautiful, but strategically sharp. We’re genuinely thrilled with the outcome and grateful to the team for their care and craft.”

Simardev Gulati, Founder + CEO, Everbloom
Everbloom card slipping out of a pale gradient envelope on black
Black T-shaped clip with the Everbloom monogram hanging from a fine thread

Proof of the truth

$8M
seed raised post rebrand
92%
up to 92% fewer emissions
99%
less water than silk
2002
first FTC-approved fiber since 2002

Credits

Brand Strategy
FNDR
Designers
Ollie Dell + Robbie Isaacs
Senior Designers
Pip Tully + Callum Richards
Design Director
Chris Beck
Developer
Peter Kroyer
Digital Designers
Laura Palmer, Rose Norgrove
Senior Digital Designer
Raaya Pathare
Digital Project Manager
Edie Kueh
Senior Account Manager
Fraser Campbell
Director of Narrative
Will Nicklin
Creative Director
Chris Clayton
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