Face mask range, Kiara Ishwarlall

Project overview.

October 2025 packaging · August 2026 brochure · Jehu Industries

My role: Packaging design, variant differentiation, image treatment and brochure layout
Project scope: Ties, earloop and visor cartons · eight page range brochure
Design value: A shared hierarchy connects the packs; selective colour keeps the mask prominent in the product introduction.

Packaging & variants.

Ties, earloops and visor formats share a recognisable packaging language. The design adapts to each carton’s proportions while keeping product type, quantity and essential information easy to find.

Surgical face masks · With ties rendered packaging preview — Rendered packaging preview.

Choose a format to explore its original carton. All three mockups remain together in this project.

Decisions, shown in the artwork.

Ties, earloops and visor packs need to share a family identity while making their format differences visible. Their cartons have different proportions, so a single composition cannot simply be scaled to fit each one.

Retrospective design analysis · annotations prepared for this portfolio in 2026 from the original artwork.

Earloop carton front showing its format description, turquoise divider and quantity separate from the product portrait — Original earloop front panel. Artwork claims are shown as part of the packaging design.

Name the format in the product title area
“With Earloops” sits in the white information area beside the category name. The ties and visor packs use the same position for their own descriptors, adding a written distinction to the visual family.
Separate the image from the title
A narrow coloured divider creates a boundary between the dark portrait and the white typography area. Green, turquoise and magenta distinguish the three compositions without changing the overall layout language.
Keep quantity in a consistent position
Quantity sits at the upper left: 50 on the ties and earloop packs, 25 on the visor pack. The source product portrait changes for the visor, while the information groups remain recognisable.

Adapt the composition, retain the information order.

The taller ties face stacks the title over two lines. The wider earloop and visor faces redistribute the text and image. These are the original front panels, fitted to equal viewing frames rather than shown at physical scale.

**With ties · 50 masks.** Taller composition, green divider and a stacked product title.

**With earloops · 50 masks.** Wider composition, turquoise divider and an explicit fastening descriptor.

**With ties & visor · 25 masks.** Visor image, magenta divider and a changed pack quantity.

From design to manufacturer handoff.

The packaging set uses three supplied carton structures. Image treatment and layout continue into the broader eight page 2026 brochure, which includes products beyond these three cartons.

Physical adaptation: Each carton has its own net and panel arrangement. The earloop source specifies 7⅜ × 3⅞ × 3⅞ inches; the other models follow their source proportions.
Information allocation: The main face groups image, quantity and product type. Side panels accommodate specification tables, symbols and traceability information.
Production and communication: Source dielines retain cut and fold guides for review. The packaging and finished brochure show the same visual family adapted for different reading formats.

Inspect the original production artwork ↓

Design review · a next refinement

The dark image treatment and prominent feature badge compete with the format descriptor. A next revision could give “ties”, “earloops” and “visor” more emphasis, then check those distinctions on a printed range proof. This is a proposed refinement, not a tested result.

Image treatment carried into the range introduction.

The in use image gives the range a human focal point. Blue remains prominent against the monochrome clothing. The eight page brochure then organises the wider range, including the disposable adult and children’s masks, into a consistent product page structure.

Monochrome clinician adjusting a blue earloop mask — **Image treatment.** Selective colour directs attention to the mask; the wide composition gives the product introduction a clear focal point.

Selective colour yellow mask image in a clinical setting — **A second treatment.** Yellow remains the focal colour within the finished monochrome composition.

Edited image of a child wearing a blue mask — **Broader range communication.** The children’s mask image supports the additional product page in the 2026 brochure.

Complete publication · 8 pages

Face Mask Portfolio 2026

The dedicated eight page publication introduces the wider mask range, with contents, a comparison page and consistently structured product pages.

Read brochure

Design outcome

Three structurally different cartons share a consistent visual language, with written format labels, colour dividers and quantity changes carried into a wider product communication system.