Case study

Jack Dainty Vintage brand identity

Evolution, not reinvention.

The client

JackDaintyVintage: bold vintage finds, a loyal following and a big personality, making the leap from Depop seller to independent brand.

The project

A brand evolution, flexible enough to grow beyond Depop and thrive online and in physical retail like pop-up shops.

The challenge

Draw in new customers with a bolder identity, without losing the spirit their returning customers already love.

How I solved it

Kept the iconic chequerboard, then cracked it open to let the brand’s full spectrum of colour and energy burst through.

Client

JackDaintyVintage

Scope

Branding & identity

Sector

Vintage fashion

Approach

Evolution, not reinvention

The checkerboard cracked open

The system frames content top and bottom with the checkerboard, and lets vibrant colour burst through the cracks. Three principles guided it.

Bold foundations

The signature black-and-white checkerboard stays, anchoring the identity with a confident, high-contrast base.

Bursting with colour

Seven vivid tones break free from the checkerboard, symbolising the energy, variety and fun at the heart of the brand.

Playful consistency

Fresh, eclectic type and layouts, easy to apply everywhere from a social post to a pop-up shop sign.

JDV example social posts
JackDaintyVintage pop up set up with roller banner
JackDaintyVintage logo stickers
JackDaintyVintage pop up set up with roller banner
JDV Print collateral

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