Pouches
Zip and seal storage that composts after use.
A brand for India's compostable bioplastics maker - fresh, confident and built around one idea: recycled by nature.

The brief
Ecolastic is a bioplastics manufacturing and research company making 100% compostable products from corn and vegetable starch.
Its scientists and multi-disciplinary experts design products that look and feel like plastic but go back to nature. It works with DRDO to replace single-use plastics, was recommended by NITI Aayog, and served as the Official Sustainability Partner of the G20 Summit.
Be part of the solution, not part of the pollution.
The brand had to feel as credible as the science behind it - and as simple as the promise: use it, compost it, and it becomes soil again.
The problem
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tonnes of plastic waste produced every year - set to double by 2034.
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plastic bags used worldwide each year. Only 1% are recycled.
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of the sea surface is already polluted with plastic.
0%
of baby sea turtles studied have plastic in their stomachs.
Figures as published by Ecolastic at ecolastic.in.
01 · The mark


02 · Identity system
Forest green for trust, lime for freshness, and kraft and cream borrowed from compost and paper. Gilroy in three weights does the talking.




Recycled by nature
03 · Products
Six everyday formats, one brand. Each sketch draws itself; the bag on the left is the system in use.
D-Cut carry bag mockup
Zip and seal storage that composts after use.
Nursery bags that break down in the soil.
Tamper-evident mailers for e-commerce.
Bin liners that compost with what is inside.
Retail bags with a die-cut handle.
Everyday vest bags for groceries.
04 · Collateral
Envelopes, letterheads and cards share a border of marks, like a row of seedlings along the bottom edge.















Brand guidelines
Logo, colour, type, pattern and applications. Drag or click to turn pages, or use the ← → keys.
The outcome
Ecolastic now looks like the company it is - science-led, Indian, and impossible to confuse with plastic - on everything from a courier bag to a G20 stage.
