WaterWipes — Brand Identity

WaterWipes’ simplicity and purity are echoed in the updated design system.

With a modern view of creating a metaphor between purity and minimalism, the design system creates visual cues that honor our distinct assets while building equity.

The system is built to elevate the brand’s role in awakening the campaign Your Baby Deserves Less by acknowledging the messiness of life while creating a view through which WaterWipes protects and soothes their child. The contrast between natural photography and lots of white space accentuates the purity for which WaterWipes is known. 

ECD: Rafael Gonzaga
Head of Design: John Moeller
Design Director: Tracy Hung

The holding shape is inspired by the ‘W’ letterform within the primary WaterWipes logo and is the leading graphic element in the WaterWipes system.

The ‘W’ shape acts as a portal for storytelling, and
can flex to fit the format or platform, whether static
or dynamic.

WaterWipes logo featuring stylized text on a glossy oval background.
Blue lowercase "w" logo with dashed lines; simplified design and rounded edges.
Smiling baby next to a pack of WaterWipes baby wipes.
Color palette with labeled swatches in white, charcoal, blue, navy, and various other hues, each with HEX codes.
Blue outline of a hand with a heart above it on a grid background.
Various icons including a snack bar, chemical-free symbol, berries, award ribbon, feather, citrus drop, cotton with moisture, baby bottle, and airplane, all in blue.
A child with curly hair and berry stains on their face, looking upwards, in a kitchen setting.
Storefront with Walgreens sign, advertisement for WaterWipes showing a child being wiped, and product benefits text.
Baby lying on a blanket outdoors, smiling and playing with an adult's hands.
Packaging of WaterWipes baby wipes, labeled as the world's purest with 99.9% water content and a drop of fruit extract. Includes Allergy UK logo, plastic-free note, and an image of a sleeping baby.

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