HUMMEY primary wordmark

A little wild.
A lot of golden.

Warm glass. Loud color. A chunky wordmark with a soft spot for the sweet stuff.

The marks.

One expressive wordmark, a compact seal, and a bloom that does a little of the talking. The primary master follows the label lettering, so packaging and the website belong to the same world.

Keep at least one flower-petal width around the primary mark. Minimum digital wordmark width: 100 px. Use one ink color with clear contrast; never stretch, outline or add a shadow. Use the transparent master for digital applications. Consult the full brand specification for print production.

Honey is golden.
The label gets loud.

Cream#FFF6E0
Ink#301318
Raspberry#B81F52
Honey#F2A007
Mesquite#EAA24B
Huajillo#C4B7E2

Bricolage
Grotesque 800

Big personality. Short headlines. Tight, deliberate spacing.
The expressive display companion to the custom wordmark.

SIL Open Font License

Instrument Sans.
Clear, friendly, useful.

400 for stories. 600 for actions.
Comfortable lines, natural sentence case, readable product details.

SIL Open Font License

One jar. Three moods.

A consistent clear-glass silhouette, a cream paper wrap and a metal lid. Color identifies the varietal. The honey always stays a believable natural amber.

Front view: raspberry-lidded Wildflower honey jar
Wildflower / raspberry
Front view: orange-lidded Mesquite honey jar
Mesquite / tangerine
Front view: violet-lidded Huajillo honey jar
Huajillo / violet
Three-quarter macro view of the Wildflower jar’s ribbed lid, glass, honey and paper label
Material study: real glass thickness, metal ribs, trapped bubbles and uncoated paper.
Closed raspberry HUMMEY trio shipper beside a three-quarter Wildflower jar
Three-quarter product view and closed gift shipper.

Good things
come in threes.

The trio travels in a raspberry outer mailer with a golden interior, three molded-pulp cavities and a cream insert card. The open and closed studies share the same construction and palette.

Open HUMMEY trio gift box with three protected jars and a cream gift note

Sweet.
Never syrupy.

Short, confident and lightly mischievous. Speak about flavor, material and everyday use. No invented heritage, no health halo, no fake farm provenance.

One unmistakable material moment carries the motion: honey stretches slowly, resists and settles. Everything else makes choosing easier.

“A sweeter
start.”

“Nice shelf.
Needs honey.”