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This brand visual upgrade was centered around four core themes: childlike fun, vitality, national sentiment, and parent-child trends. The design team broke away from the traditional ornate and complicated design patterns of children's clothing, visualized Wahaha's national IP genes and the children's clothing sector, and created a unique visual symbol for children's clothing. The color selection was vibrant and bright, with low stimulation, matching the lively and innocent temperament of children; the font shape was round and smooth, with soft and dynamic lines, conveying a relaxed and happy childhood atmosphere.
The entire visual system extended from the new LOGO logo, tags, clothing prints, packaging to online e-commerce promotional materials and offline store space materials, establishing a complete and unified children's clothing brand visual system. It not only continues Wahaha's deeply rooted national brand impression but also creates a new and youthful, trendy image for the children's clothing sector, achieving a high degree of unity of national sentiment, children's aesthetics, and brand cross-border positioning.

































